Assam Agricultural University Result 2026 – Check VET, CET-UG, Semester, and Backlog Results

As of 13 July 2026, Assam Agricultural University (AAU) has declared the AAU VET 2026 result on 30 June 2026. Candidates can download their rank cards from the official admission portal, admission.aau.ac.in. The result for the Common Entrance Test (CET-UG) 2026, which was held on July 18, 2026, is expected to be released by September 2026. Additionally, results for regular academic semesters, backlog examinations, and re-evaluation for various UG and PG programmes are published on the main university results portal.

This article provides direct links, step-by-step guides, and detailed information for checking all types of results released by Assam Agricultural University, including entrance exams, regular semesters, supplementary exams, and revaluation outcomes.

Released On	Result Notification	Course / Degree	Check Result
Expected – September 2026	CET-UG-AAU, 2026 Result	Common Entrance Test – Undergraduate (CET-UG)	Check Result
30 Jun 2026	AAU VET 2026 Result	Veterinary Entrance Test (VET)	Check Result
Expected – August 2026	UG/PG Even Semester (2nd, 4th, 6th) Results	B.Sc, B.V.Sc, M.Sc, etc.	Check Result
Expected – September 2026	Backlog / Arrear Examination Results	Various UG/PG Programmes	Check Result
Expected – 3-4 weeks after application deadline	Re-evaluation / Scrutiny Results	Various UG/PG Programmes	Check Result
Expected – January 2027	UG/PG Odd Semester (1st, 3rd, 5th) Results	B.Sc, B.V.Sc, M.Sc, etc.	Check Result

To check your results, you will typically need your Roll Number and Date of Birth. It is crucial for students to use the correct portal: entrance exam results like VET and CET-UG are published on the dedicated admission portal (admission.aau.ac.in), whereas regular academic semester, backlog, and revaluation results for ongoing students are available on the main university results page (www.aau.ac.in/results).

AAU Results 2026: The Essential Details

Here is a summary of the key information regarding the Assam Agricultural University examination results for the 2025-2026 academic session.

University Name	Assam Agricultural University (AAU)
Established	1 April 1969
Location	Jorhat, Assam
Academic Session	2025-2026
Main University Website	www.aau.ac.in
Semester & Backlog Result Portal	www.aau.ac.in/results
Entrance Exam Result Portal	admission.aau.ac.in
Courses Offered	Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Horticulture, Community Science, Fisheries, Sericulture, etc.
Result Credentials	Roll Number and Date of Birth / Application Number

Navigating AAU’s Result Portals: Admission vs. Academic

Assam Agricultural University uses two primary, distinct web portals for publishing results. Students must know which portal applies to them to avoid confusion on result day.

The Admission Portal (admission.aau.ac.in)

This portal is exclusively for candidates who have appeared for the university’s entrance examinations for admission into various undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Key results published here include:

• AAU VET Result: For admission to the Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) programme.
• CET-UG-AAU Result: The Common Entrance Test for admission to other undergraduate courses like B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science, B.F.Sc., etc.
• Postgraduate Entrance Test (PET) Results: For admissions into various M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes.

Results on this portal are typically released in the form of a login-based rank card or a merit list PDF.

The Main Results Portal (www.aau.ac.in/results)

This portal is for existing, enrolled students of the university. It is used to publish the regular academic results for various semesters and academic years. This includes:

• UG & PG Semester Results: For all courses across different faculties.
• Arrear / Backlog Exam Results: For students clearing previous papers.
• Re-evaluation / Scrutiny Results: The updated results after a student applies for re-checking.
• Ph.D. Coursework Results.

These results are usually accessible by entering the student’s roll number and date of birth to view a detailed marksheet or grade card.

Step-by-Step Guide to Checking Your AAU Result Online

Follow these instructions carefully based on whether you are checking an entrance exam result or a regular semester result.

Method 1: For Entrance Exam Results (VET, CET-UG)

1. Visit the official AAU Admission Portal: admission.aau.ac.in.
2. On the homepage, look for a link related to “VET 2026 Result” or “CET-UG 2026 Result”. These links are usually prominent under the ‘Notifications’ or ‘Latest News’ section.
3. Click on the relevant result link. You may be directed to a login page.
4. Enter your required credentials, which are typically your Application Number or Roll Number and your Date of Birth (DOB) in DD/MM/YYYY format.
5. Enter the security code or captcha if displayed on the screen.
6. Click on the ‘Submit’ or ‘Login’ button.
7. Your result, rank card, or scorecard will be displayed on the screen. Download a copy and take a printout for future reference during the counselling and admission process.

Method 2: For Regular Semester, Backlog, and Revaluation Results

1. Go to the official AAU main website: www.aau.ac.in.
2. Navigate to the ‘Academics’ or ‘Students’ section, and find the ‘Results’ link, or directly visit www.aau.ac.in/results.
3. The page will list all recently declared results. Find the link that corresponds to your course, semester, and examination type (e.g., “Result of B.Sc. (Agri) 4th Semester Regular Examination 2026” or “Result of 2nd Semester Backlog Examination 2026”).
4. Click on the link. A new page or a login interface will open.
5. Enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth as required.
6. After entering the details correctly, click on ‘View Result’ or a similar button.
7. Your detailed marksheet or grade card will appear. Verify all details carefully and save a digital copy.

Decoding Your AAU Marksheet and Grading System

Once you access your result, it is vital to check all the printed details for accuracy. Any discrepancy should be reported to the university’s examination authorities immediately.

• Student’s Full Name & Roll Number
• Course, Semester/Year, and College Name
• Subject-wise Marks (Internal, External, Practical)
• Grade Points (GP) and Credit Points for each subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
• Result Status (Pass/Fail/Backlog)

AAU Grading System Explained

AAU follows a 10-point grading system. The SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average) and CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) are calculated based on the grade points earned by a student.

Letter Grade	Grade Point	Performance
O	10.00	Outstanding
A+	9.00	Excellent
A	8.00	Very Good
B+	7.00	Good
B	6.00	Above Average
C	5.00	Average
P	4.00	Pass
F	0.00	Fail
Ab	0.00	Absent

AAU Arrear / Backlog Examination Results

Students who fail to clear a paper in a regular semester examination must appear for it as a backlog or arrear paper. AAU conducts these examinations to provide students an opportunity to clear their pending subjects.

• Exam Schedule: Backlog exams are typically held along with the subsequent regular semester examinations. The schedule is released by the Controller of Examinations.
• Application Process: Students must fill out an examination form for their backlog papers through their respective college or department and pay the requisite fees.
• Result Declaration: The results for backlog exams are declared separately from the regular results. Students can find a dedicated link on the official results portal (www.aau.ac.in/results), clearly marked as “Backlog” or “Arrear” result for their specific course and semester. The process to check the result is the same as for regular semester results.

Post-Result Procedures: Re-evaluation and Scrutiny at AAU

After the results are declared, the university provides a window for students who are not satisfied with their marks to apply for re-evaluation or scrutiny of their answer scripts. It’s important to understand the difference:

• Scrutiny (Re-totaling): This involves checking for any totaling errors in the marks awarded and ensuring that all attempted questions have been evaluated.
• Re-evaluation: This is a comprehensive process where the entire answer script is re-assessed by a new examiner.

How to Apply for AAU Re-evaluation

1. Notification: The Controller of Examinations releases an official notification on the AAU website with details about the application process, fees, and deadlines. This is usually available within a week of the result declaration.
2. Application Form: Students must download the prescribed application form from the university portal or obtain it from their college/department office.
3. Fee Payment: A non-refundable fee per subject/paper must be paid through the mode specified in the notification (e.g., online payment, bank challan).
4. Submission: The completed application form, along with the fee payment receipt and a copy of the provisional marksheet, must be submitted to the Head of the Department or the Controller of Examinations office before the deadline.

Checking Re-evaluation Results

The re-evaluation results are published on the same official portal, www.aau.ac.in/results, after a few weeks. A separate notification link will be provided. The marks awarded after re-evaluation are final, and a new marksheet is issued if there is any change in the score.

Academic Programmes and Faculties at Assam Agricultural University

AAU offers a wide range of courses through its various faculties. Results are declared separately for each of these programmes.

Faculty	Key Programmes Offered
Faculty of Agriculture	B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, M.Sc. (Agri) in specializations like Agronomy, Plant Pathology, Soil Science, MBA (Agri-Business), Ph.D.
Faculty of Veterinary Science	B.V.Sc. & A.H., M.V.Sc. in specializations like Animal Genetics, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Nutrition, Ph.D.
Faculty of Community Science (Home Science)	B.Sc. (Hons) Community Science, M.Sc. (Community Science) in Food Science & Nutrition, Ph.D.
Faculty of Fisheries Science	B.F.Sc. (Bachelor of Fisheries Science), M.F.Sc., Ph.D.
Faculty of Horticulture	B.Sc. (Hons) Horticulture
Faculty of Sericulture	B.Sc. (Hons) Sericulture

About Assam Agricultural University (AAU)

Established on April 1, 1969, Assam Agricultural University is a state university located in Jorhat, Assam. It holds the distinction of being the first institution of its kind in the entire North-Eastern Region of India. The university is dedicated to agricultural education, research, and extension services. Its main campus is in Jorhat, with several constituent colleges and research stations spread across the state of Assam. AAU plays a pivotal role in developing human resources and generating technology for the sustainable development of agriculture and allied sectors in the region.

University Contact Information

For any issues or discrepancies related to your result, it is recommended to first approach the head of your department or the principal of your college, who can then guide you to the appropriate office.

Office	Contact Details
Main Address	Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat, PIN – 785013, Assam
Registrar’s Office	Telefax: 0376-2340001
Controller of Examinations	Contact through the Registrar’s Office or respective department
Admission Cell	Refer to the contact section on admission.aau.ac.in
Official Website	www.aau.ac.in

Common Doubts Regarding AAU Examinations and Results

1. What should I do if the AAU result website is not opening?

On result declaration days, the server might be slow due to high traffic. It is advisable to wait for some time and try again. You can also try clearing your browser’s cache and cookies or using a different web browser. The issue is usually temporary and resolves within a few hours.

2. I have forgotten my roll number. How can I check my AAU result?

Your roll number is a mandatory credential for checking the result. You can find it on your admit card or examination hall ticket. If you have lost it, you should contact your college’s administrative office or the university’s examination department for assistance.

3. What is the difference between the VET result and the CET-UG result?

The AAU VET (Veterinary Entrance Test) is specifically for admission into the Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) programme. The CET-UG (Common Entrance Test – Undergraduate) is for admission into other undergraduate courses like B.Sc. in Agriculture, Horticulture, Community Science, etc. They are separate exams with separate results.

4. My marksheet shows ‘RW’ or ‘Withheld’. What does it mean?

‘RW’ or ‘Result Withheld’ typically means your result has been put on hold due to certain reasons, such as incomplete documentation, pending fees, or an examination malpractice case. You must contact the Controller of Examinations’ office at the earliest to resolve the issue.

5. When will the original marksheet be available after the online result declaration?

The online result is a provisional marksheet for immediate information. The original, hard-copy marksheets are usually sent to the respective constituent colleges or departments within a few weeks of the online declaration. You can collect it from your college office as per their notification.

6. How is SGPA calculated in the AAU grading system?

The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) is calculated by taking the sum of the product of grade points and credit hours for each course, divided by the total credit hours of the semester. The formula is: SGPA = Σ (Course Credits × Grade Points) / Σ (Course Credits).

7. What is the process for getting a transcript from AAU?

To obtain official transcripts, you generally need to apply to the office of the Controller of Examinations. This involves filling out a specific application form, submitting copies of all your marksheets, and paying the prescribed transcript fee. The process may take a few weeks.

8. My re-evaluation result has been declared. When will I get the new marksheet?

After the re-evaluation results are published online, the university’s examination section prepares the updated marksheets. These are typically dispatched to the respective colleges within 3-4 weeks. You can then collect your new, original marksheet from your college office.