Cluster University of Jammu Result 2026 – Check CLUJ UG/PG Gazette PDF

As of 14 July 2026, Cluster University of Jammu (CLUJ) has published the results for the UG 5th Semester (NEP) Special Examination (Mar-Apr 2026) on 13 June 2026. The university has also released outcomes for various other undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) semester examinations, including supplementary, re-appear, and re-evaluation results. All results, including the CLUJET 2026 entrance test, are announced as downloadable PDF gazettes on the official CLUJ notifications portal.

Students can directly access these PDF files without needing to log in with a username or password. To find their result, they must download the relevant gazette and search for their roll number. This article provides direct links to the latest results, a step-by-step guide to check them, and detailed information on re-evaluation, marksheets, and the university’s grading system.

How to Find Your Result in the CLUJ Gazette PDF

Cluster University of Jammu follows a traditional method of publishing results through official gazettes in PDF format. This means there is no individual student login portal for semester results. Follow these steps carefully to find your result:

1. Visit the Official Website: Open the official Cluster University of Jammu website: clujammu.ac.in.
2. Navigate to Notifications: On the homepage, locate and click on the “Notifications” tab in the main menu.
3. Select the ‘Result’ Category: Within the notifications section, you will find different categories. Click on the “Result” tab to filter the list and see only result-related announcements. The direct link for this page is clujammu.ac.in/v1/notifications.php?id=result.
4. Identify Your Result Notification: Browse the list of notifications. Each result is listed with its full title, such as “Result Gazette of 5th Semester Special Examination NEP”. Look for the one that matches your course, semester, and examination session. The newest results are usually at the top.
5. Download the PDF: Click on the link for your specific result. This will open or download the result gazette PDF to your device.
6. Search for Your Roll Number: Once the PDF is open, use the find/search function. On a computer, press Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac). In the search box that appears, type your full Roll Number and press Enter.
7. Check Your Status: The PDF will highlight your Roll Number. Check the corresponding details, including your name, marks obtained, and final result status (Pass/Fail/Re-appear).
8. Save a Copy: It is highly recommended to save a copy of the PDF gazette and take a screenshot of your result for future reference.

Types of Results Declared at CLUJ

The university’s result portal features various types of notifications catering to different student needs. Understanding these categories can help you find your result faster.

• Regular Semester Results: These are the main results for students who appeared for their end-semester examinations as part of the regular academic cycle. They are released for all UG, PG, and Integrated programs.
• Re-evaluation Results: For students who were not satisfied with their marks and applied for a re-check of their answer scripts. These are published as separate gazettes.
• Supplementary / Re-appear Results: These results are for students who had to re-appear for papers they did not clear in previous attempts.
• Mercy Chance Results: CLUJ conducts special ‘Mercy Chance’ exams for students from older batches who couldn’t complete their degree within the stipulated time. This gives them a final opportunity to clear backlogs.
• Entrance Exam Results: This includes results for tests like the Cluster University of Jammu Entrance Test (CLUJET) for admission into various Integrated and PG programs.

Decoding Your CLUJ Marksheet and Grading Scheme

After the declaration of results in the PDF gazette, the university issues detailed marksheets. Understanding the components of your marksheet is essential for calculating your performance.

Details Printed on the Result Gazette/Marksheet

• Student’s Name
• Roll Number
• Registration Number
• Name of the Programme (e.g., B.A., B.Sc.)
• Semester/Year
• Subject-wise Marks (Internal and External)
• Credits per Subject
• Grade Points
• Final Grade for each Subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
• Result Status (Pass/Fail/Re-appear in Subject Code)

Grading System at CLUJ

The university follows a 10-point grading system under the CBCS and NEP frameworks. The SGPA is the weighted average of grade points obtained in a semester, while the CGPA is the average of SGPA over all semesters. The table below illustrates the correlation between percentage of marks, grades, and grade points.

Applying for Re-evaluation of CLUJ Answer Scripts

Students who are not satisfied with their marks in the semester examinations can apply for re-evaluation of their answer scripts. The university has a formal offline process for this, and the window to apply is typically open for 10-15 days after the result declaration.

1. Download the Form: The application forms for re-evaluation and for obtaining a photocopy of the answer script are available on the official CLUJ website. Students can download the necessary forms from the notifications page under the “Examinations” or “Result” section.
2. Fill the Form: Students must accurately fill in their personal details, course information, and the subject codes of the papers they wish to get re-evaluated.
3. Pay the Fee: A prescribed fee per subject must be paid through the mode specified by the university (usually a bank challan or demand draft). The fee details are mentioned in the official re-evaluation notification.
4. Submission: The duly filled form, along with the fee receipt and a copy of the downloaded result page, must be submitted to the Controller of Examinations office at the university before the specified deadline.

The re-evaluation results are declared after a few weeks and are published as a separate PDF notification on the university’s result page. It’s important to note that marks can either increase, decrease, or remain unchanged after re-evaluation.

Obtaining the Original CLUJ Marksheet

While the PDF gazette serves as the immediate result notification, the official, printed marksheet is a separate document. CLUJ does not provide an online portal for downloading individual marksheets. Students must follow this process:

• After publishing the result gazette, the university’s examination department prepares the individual marksheets (Marks-cum-Grade Sheet).
• These printed marksheets are then dispatched to the respective constituent colleges of the university.
• Students can collect their original marksheets from their college’s administrative or examination office.
• Typically, marksheets are available for collection a few weeks after the online result declaration. Students should look for a notice from their specific college regarding the distribution schedule.

Academic Programmes at Cluster University of Jammu

Cluster University of Jammu offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, integrated, and doctoral programmes through its five constituent colleges. The major courses available are listed below.

Constituent Colleges of CLUJ

CLUJ functions through a cluster of five well-established colleges in Jammu city. Each college specializes in certain streams of education:

• Govt. G.G.M. Science College: Nodal college for the School of Sciences.
• Govt. College for Women, Gandhi Nagar: Nodal college for the School of Humanities and Liberal Arts.
• Govt. SPMR College of Commerce: Nodal college for the School of Business Studies.
• Govt. College of Education, Canal Road: Nodal college for the School of Teacher Education.
• Govt. MAM College: Nodal college for the School of Social Sciences.

Key University Portals and Contact Details

For any queries or assistance regarding results, examinations, or admissions, students can refer to the official portals or contact the university administration.

About the Cluster University of Jammu

Established in 2016 by an Act of the Jammu and Kashmir State Legislature, the Cluster University of Jammu (CLUJ) is a state university created by pooling the resources of five existing colleges in the city of Jammu. The constituent colleges are Government G.G.M. Science College, Government College for Women Gandhi Nagar, Government SPMR College of Commerce, Government College of Education Canal Road, and Government MAM College. The university aims to provide quality higher education with a focus on research, innovation, and skill development by leveraging the strengths of its constituent institutions.

Common Student Questions on CLUJ Results

How do I check my Cluster University of Jammu result?

You can check your CLUJ result by visiting the official website’s ‘Result’ notifications section. The university does not have a student login portal for results. Instead, it publishes a consolidated PDF file called a “Result Gazette” for each course and semester. You need to download this PDF and search for your roll number to find your result.

My roll number is not in the result gazette. What should I do?

If your roll number is missing from the gazette, first double-check that you have downloaded the correct file for your course, semester, and batch (CBCS/NEP). If it’s still not there, it could be due to an administrative issue like an eligibility problem or pending fees. You should immediately contact the Controller of Examinations at the university or your college’s examination department for clarification.

What is a ‘Mercy Chance’ examination at CLUJ?

A ‘Mercy Chance’ is a special examination conducted by the university for students of older batches who have exceeded the maximum duration to complete their degree. It provides a final opportunity for them to clear their pending backlogs (re-appear papers) and earn their degree.

When will the CLUJ re-evaluation result 2026 be declared?

The re-evaluation results are typically declared within 4 to 6 weeks after the last date of form submission. The university will publish a separate notification for the re-evaluation result on its official result portal, similar to how regular semester results are announced.

How can I get my original marksheet from Cluster University of Jammu?

After the online declaration of results via PDF gazette, the university’s examination wing prepares the official printed marksheets. These are sent to the respective constituent colleges. You can collect your original marksheet from your college office after a few weeks of the result declaration, as per the schedule provided by the college.

What is the difference between CLUJ CBCS and NEP results?

CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) is the older framework, and its results are primarily focused on SGPA and CGPA. The NEP (National Education Policy) framework is for newer batches and involves a more flexible course structure with major, minor, and multidisciplinary subjects. While both use a grading system, the credit calculation and overall result structure may differ. It’s important to refer to the gazette specific to your batch.

What should I do if there is an error in my result gazette (e.g., name spelled wrong)?

If you notice any discrepancy, such as a spelling error in your name or an incorrect roll number, you must report it to the university’s examination wing immediately. Visit the Controller of Examinations’ office with your student ID, registration proof, and a copy of the result gazette highlighting the error.

Can I check my CLUJ result via SMS or a mobile app?

No, as of 2026, Cluster University of Jammu does not provide results through SMS or any official mobile application. The sole method for checking results is by downloading the official PDF gazette from the university’s website.

Written by Nishit Kumar

Nishit Kumar is a senior EdTech industry leader with over a decade of experience in building and scaling education platforms. He was instrumental in building Collegedunia from the ground up, shaping its product, content, and growth strategy. At FindMyCollege, Nishit oversees content and editorial strategy, guiding topic selection, content frameworks to ensure accuracy, relevance, and student-first value across the website.

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