IGDTUW Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, MCA Semester, Revaluation Results

Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For Women (IGDTUW), a premier institution established to facilitate and promote studies, research, and innovation for women in technology, has announced key examination results for the 2025-26 academic session. As of 13 July 2026, the university has declared the B.Tech 1st, 3rd, and 5th-semester results for the Odd Semester 2025-26 examinations. These results, along with entrance exam outcomes for MCA & Ph.D., are available on the university’s official examinations portal. Results for arrear/backlog papers from the same session have also been published.

This page provides direct links and detailed information for all semester-end examination results, revaluation results, arrear/backlog outcomes, and entrance exam results published by the university’s Controller of Examinations. Students awaiting the Even Semester (April/May 2026) results can find the expected timeline and other important guidelines below.

To view your result, you will need your login credentials. Typically, students are required to enter their Enrolment Number and possibly their Date of Birth on the result portal. It is advisable to keep your University ID card or previous admit card handy to access these details quickly.

IGDTUW Examination Results 2026: The Essentials

Here is a summary of the key information students need regarding the IGDTUW results for the 2025-2026 academic session.

Accessing Your IGDTUW Results: A Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these instructions carefully to check your semester or entrance examination results from the official university portal without any hassle.

1. Navigate to the Official Portal: Open your web browser and go to the official IGDTUW website: www.igdtuw.ac.in.
2. Find the Examination Section: On the homepage, look for a menu item labelled “Examinations”. Hover over it or click it to reveal a dropdown menu.
3. Select ‘Exam Results’: From the dropdown menu, click on the “Exam Results” link. This will take you to the main results page where all recent declarations are listed. The direct URL for this page is https://www.igdtuw.ac.in/examinations/exam-results.
4. Identify Your Specific Result: The page will have a list of recently published results. Carefully find the link that corresponds to your course, semester, and examination session (e.g., “B.Tech 5th Semester Result Dec 2025”).
5. Enter Your Credentials: Clicking the link will likely open a new page or a PDF file. If it’s a login page, you will be prompted to enter your Enrolment Number and other details like your password or date of birth. Fill in the information accurately.
6. View and Download Your Result: After submitting your details, your result or grade card will be displayed on the screen. Check all the details carefully. It is highly recommended to download a PDF copy or take a printout of your result for your records and future use.

Note for Result Day: University result portals often experience high traffic on the day results are announced, which can cause the website to slow down or become temporarily unavailable. If you face this issue, remain patient, clear your browser’s cache, and try again after some time.

Understanding Your IGDTUW Grade Card: Marks and Letter Grades

The mark sheet or grade card issued by IGDTUW, officially termed the ‘Consolidated Statement of Result’, is a detailed document reflecting your academic performance. It contains both marks and letter grades for each course.

Key Details on the Marksheet

Your online result or consolidated statement will typically include the following information. You should verify all details for accuracy.

• Student’s Full Name
• Enrolment Number / Roll Number
• Programme Name (e.g., Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering)
• Branch or Specialization
• Semester / Year
• List of Subject Codes and Names
• Marks Obtained in Internal Assessment
• Marks Obtained in End-Semester Examination
• Total Marks in Each Subject
• Letter Grade for Each Subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
• Result Status (Pass/Fail/Backlog)

Grading System Explained

IGDTUW follows a credit-based grading system. Your performance is indicated by a letter grade with a corresponding numerical grade point. The SGPA and CGPA are calculated based on these points and the credits assigned to each course.

SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average): It is the weighted average of the grade points obtained in all courses registered in a semester. It is calculated as: SGPA = Σ(Cᵢ * Gᵢ) / ΣCᵢ, where Cᵢ is the credit for course ‘i’ and Gᵢ is the grade point obtained in that course.

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average): It is the weighted average of the grade points obtained in all courses registered since the first semester. It is calculated as: CGPA = Σ(Cᵢ * Gᵢ) / ΣCᵢ for all courses taken up to that semester.

Post-Result Procedures: Re-evaluation and Scrutiny of Answer Scripts

Students who are not satisfied with their grades have the right to request a re-evaluation or scrutiny of their answer scripts. The university provides a formal window for this process, which is announced through an official circular on the ‘Exam Notices/Circulars’ page. It is a time-bound process, and students must adhere strictly to the announced deadlines.

Distinction Between Re-evaluation and Scrutiny

It is important for students to understand the difference between the two options available:

• Scrutiny (Re-totaling): This is a basic verification process. The checker ensures that all questions have been evaluated, the marks for each question are correctly totaled, and the total is accurately reflected on the mark sheet. No part of the answer script is re-assessed for quality.
• Re-evaluation: This is a comprehensive re-assessment where the entire answer script is evaluated by a new, independent examiner who was not involved in the original marking. This process checks for errors in judgment by the first examiner and is a complete re-marking of the paper.

Application Fee and Guidelines

A non-refundable fee is applicable for each subject/paper a student applies for re-evaluation or scrutiny. The exact fee structure is announced in the official notification. Students must retain the proof of payment until the re-evaluation results are declared. The better of the two scores (original vs. re-evaluated) is generally considered for the final grade card.

Arrear / Backlog Examination Results

Students who have failed in one or more subjects in previous semesters must appear for arrear or backlog examinations. These exams are typically held along with the regular semester examinations. The results for these arrear papers are also published on the official Exam Results portal.

The process to check arrear results is the same as for regular results:

• Visit the IGDTUW Exam Results page.
• Look for the specific notification related to “Arrear Results” or “Backlog Paper Results” for your semester and course.
• Use your Enrolment Number to log in and view your score for the specific subject(s).
• Clearing all backlog papers is mandatory for the award of the degree.

Academic Programmes at IGDTUW

Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women offers a comprehensive range of technical and professional courses focused on empowering women in STEM fields. The university has 26 courses across 5 major streams.

About IGDTUW: A Premier Technical University for Women

Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) was established in 2012 by the Government of NCT of Delhi. The university’s vision is to promote studies, research, technology, and innovation in professional education among women, focusing on engineering, technology, and allied sciences. Its motto, nurturing “Budding Women Technocrats and Entrepreneurs”, encapsulates its mission. Its commitment to academic excellence is reflected in its national recognition; IGDTUW was ranked in the 201-300 band under the engineering category as per the NIRF 2025 rankings, highlighting its role in producing industry-ready women leaders in technology.

Contact Information for Examination-Related Queries

For discrepancies in the result, issues with the grade card, or other examination-related queries, students should directly contact the university’s examination authority. All formal communication should be addressed to the Dean (Examination Affairs).

Address:
Office of the Dean (Examination Affairs),
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For Women (IGDTUW),
Kashmere Gate, Delhi – 110006

It is best to first check the official university website for specific contact email addresses or phone numbers. For critical issues that require documentation, a personal visit to the campus during official working hours (Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM) is recommended. When visiting, it is advisable to carry copies of relevant documents such as your University ID card, admit card, and the provisional online result sheet.

Clarifications on Examination Results and Procedures

When will IGDTUW declare the B.Tech Even Semester (2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th) results for the May 2026 exams?

The results for the even semester examinations held in April/May 2026 are expected to be declared by August 2026. Students should keep checking the official examination portal for the exact date.

Where can I find the direct link to check my IGDTUW result?

All direct links to the latest declared results are provided in the live result notification table at the top of this article. The primary portal for all results is www.igdtuw.ac.in/examinations/exam-results.

What credentials are required to check the IGDTUW semester result online?

You will most likely need your Enrolment Number. Some result portals may also ask for your Date of Birth or a password as a second credential. Enter these details exactly as they appear on your university documents.

My result is showing ‘Not Found’ or the website is not opening. What should I do?

First, double-check that you have entered your Enrolment Number correctly. If the website is not opening, it could be due to high server load. Please wait for 15-20 minutes and try again. Clearing your browser’s cache and cookies or trying an incognito/private browser window can also help resolve such issues.

How do I apply for a re-evaluation of my IGDTUW answer sheets?

The university will release a specific notification on its ‘Exam Notices & Circulars’ page. This circular will contain the application form, fees per subject, and the last date for submission. You must follow the instructions in that official notice precisely.

What is the difference between re-evaluation and scrutiny?

Scrutiny (or Re-checking) involves verifying that all answers have been marked and that the total marks are calculated correctly. Re-evaluation involves a complete re-assessment of the entire answer script by a different examiner. Re-evaluation is a more thorough process than scrutiny.

What should I do if there is a mistake in my personal details on the IGDTUW result card?

If you find any discrepancy in your name, enrolment number, or other personal details, you must immediately contact the Office of the Dean (Examination Affairs). You will likely need to submit a formal application for correction along with a copy of your admit card, university ID, and possibly an identity proof like an Aadhaar card to get it corrected.

When will the original, physical mark sheets be available?

The online result, often called the ‘Consolidated Statement of Result’, is for immediate information and is provisional. The university will issue the original, printed mark sheets and grade cards later. A separate notice regarding the distribution schedule for these documents is usually published on the university website. It typically takes a few months after the result declaration for these to be ready for collection.

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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