IILM University Result 2025-2026 – Check B.Tech, MBA Semester Results

As of 13 July 2026, IILM University has declared the Even Semester results for the May 2026 examinations on 16 June 2026. The official notification is now available on the IILM Greater Noida campus examination webpage for all UG and PG programmes. Students are advised to check the official portal for the latest updates on regular, supplementary, and revaluation results.

This page covers all IILM University semester-end, supplementary, and entrance examination results published through its campus-specific websites and the central application portal. All links provided here lead directly to the university’s official domains, ensuring you receive accurate and timely information for the 2025-2026 academic session.

To check results, students typically need to access the PDF notifications published on the university’s campus-specific examination pages (e.g., for the Greater Noida or Gurugram campus). For detailed individual mark sheets and grade cards, students may be required to log in to the official IILM student portal using their registration number and password.

IILM University Result 2025-2026: Campus-wise Overview

IILM University operates across multiple campuses, including Greater Noida, Gurugram, and Delhi. Its result dissemination process reflects this structure, with each campus often maintaining its own notice board. Here’s a quick overview of the essential details for students seeking their results.

How to Check IILM University Results

IILM University uses a two-tiered approach for declaring results. Understanding the difference is key to finding the information you need quickly. The initial declaration is often a consolidated PDF, while detailed, individual mark sheets are available through a secure login.

Method 1: Checking the Official Examination Page (PDF Notices)

This is the first place results are announced. The university’s examination department uploads a PDF document containing the roll numbers of students and their corresponding results (often just Pass/Fail/Promoted status or SGPA/CGPA). This is the quickest way to confirm if the result for your course has been declared.

1. Visit the official IILM University website: www.iilm.edu.
2. Navigate to your specific campus (e.g., Greater Noida or Gurugram).
3. Find the ‘Academics’ or ‘Student Life’ section and look for a link labelled ‘Examination’ or ‘Notices’.
4. On the Examination page, look for the latest result notifications, usually listed by date.
5. Click on the relevant link, such as “Result Notification-May 2026”, to open the PDF file.
6. Use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find your roll number or name in the document.

Method 2: Accessing Detailed Marksheets via Student Login

For a comprehensive view of your performance, including subject-wise grades, internal marks, and SGPA/CGPA calculations, you must log into the IILM student portal (often referred to as ERP or a specific student management site).

1. Go to the IILM student portal login page. The specific URL is typically provided to students upon admission. A common portal is accessible via iilm.my.site.com.
2. Enter your unique student credentials (e.g., Enrolment Number, Student ID) and your password.
3. Navigate to the ‘Examination’, ‘Academics’, or ‘Result’ section within your dashboard.
4. Select the relevant semester and examination session (e.g., Even Semester 2026).
5. Your detailed grade card or marksheet will be displayed on the screen.
6. Download the marksheet as a PDF for your records. This is a provisional marksheet; the original will be issued by the university later.

Decoding Your IILM University Marksheet

The official marksheet or grade card downloaded from the student portal is a crucial document. It contains detailed information about your academic performance. Ensure you verify all the details mentioned on it:

• Student’s Personal Information: Name, Father’s Name, Roll Number, Enrolment/Registration Number.
• Course and Programme Details: Programme Name (e.g., B.Tech Computer Science), Branch, Semester/Year.
• Subject-wise Performance: A list of all subjects for the semester, including subject codes.
• Credits: Credits assigned to each theory and practical subject.
• Grades Awarded: Letter grade obtained in each subject (e.g., A+, B, C).
• Grade Points: Numerical grade points corresponding to the letter grade for each subject.
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA): Your performance index for the current semester.
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): Your overall performance index across all completed semesters.
• Result Status: Clearly mentioned as Pass, Fail, or Promoted with Backlog.
• Date of Declaration: The official date the result was published.

In case of any discrepancy in your personal details or results, you must contact the Controller of Examinations office immediately.

IILM’s Evaluation Framework: Grading and CGPA

IILM University follows a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) system for evaluating student performance, which is standard across most technical and professional universities in India. This system focuses on continuous and comprehensive evaluation.

Letter Grades and Grade Points

Performance in each course is assessed through a letter grade system on a 10-point scale. The table below illustrates the grading structure used by the university, as per its Examination Manual.

Passing Criteria and Promotion Rules

To pass a semester, a student must secure a minimum passing grade (usually ‘P’ or above) in all theory and practical subjects. The specific requirements, including minimum internal and external marks, are detailed in the university’s academic regulations and Examination Manual. Failure to meet these criteria results in a backlog, which must be cleared in subsequent supplementary examinations.

Post-Result Procedures: Revaluation and Grievances

If a student is not satisfied with their result in a particular subject, IILM University provides a formal process for revaluation or re-checking of answer scripts. The procedure is governed by the rules laid out in the university’s Examination Manual.

1. Obtain the Form: The revaluation application form is made available on the university’s official website, typically under the ‘Examination’ section, shortly after the results are declared.
2. Fill the Details: Students must fill in the form with their personal details, roll number, and the subject(s) for which they are seeking revaluation.
3. Pay the Fee: A prescribed revaluation fee per subject must be paid through the specified mode (online or offline).
4. Submit the Application: The completed form, along with the fee payment receipt, must be submitted to the Office of the Controller of Examinations before the stipulated deadline.
5. Await the Outcome: The university’s examination department will process the request. The revaluation results are declared separately after a few weeks. The outcome can be an increase in marks, a decrease, or no change. The final result after revaluation will be considered the new official score.

Supplementary and Special Examinations at IILM

Students who fail to clear one or more subjects in the regular semester examinations are required to appear for supplementary or backlog exams. These exams provide an opportunity to clear pending papers and progress to the next academic year.

• Notification: The university issues a separate notification for supplementary exams, as seen with the “Special Exam Notification-June 2026”. This notice contains the schedule, application procedure, and fees.
• Application: Students must fill out an application form for the backlog subjects they wish to appear for and pay the requisite examination fee.
• Result: The results for supplementary exams are declared separately from the regular semester results. Students can check these on the same examination portals.

Academic Programmes at IILM University

IILM offers a diverse range of over 40 undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes across various disciplines. The major schools and the programmes under them are listed below.

University Examination Wing: Official Points of Contact

For any specific queries or discrepancies related to examination results, marksheets, or the revaluation process, students should directly contact the university’s examination department. Contact details are available on the respective campus websites.

Common Queries on Examinations and Results

When are the odd semester (Nov/Dec 2025) results expected?

Based on previous academic cycles, the odd semester examination results for the Nov/Dec 2025 session are typically declared in January or February 2026. Students should keep a close watch on the official examination page of their campus during this period for the exact notification.

My name is spelled incorrectly on the result PDF. What is the procedure for correction?

If you find any error in your personal details on the provisional result sheet or marksheet, you must immediately report it to the Controller of Examinations. You will likely need to submit a written application along with a copy of a valid ID proof (like an Aadhar card or 10th-grade certificate) to get it rectified.

Where can I find the revaluation form and what is the typical deadline?

The revaluation form is usually uploaded on the same ‘Examination’ webpage where the results are announced. The university provides a specific window, typically 7 to 15 days from the date of result declaration, to apply for revaluation. Do not miss this deadline as late applications are generally not accepted.

I can’t find the result notification for the Gurugram campus. Are the portals different?

Yes, IILM University maintains separate sections on its website for its different campuses. If your result was for the Greater Noida campus, it would be on their examination page. Similarly, results for the Gurugram campus will be published on the Gurugram-specific section of the IILM website. Always ensure you are checking the correct campus portal.

What is the difference between a result notification and a detailed marksheet?

A ‘Result Notification’ is a public document, usually a PDF, that lists the roll numbers of all students who appeared for the exam and their final status (Pass/Fail/SGPA). It’s the primary declaration. A ‘Detailed Marksheet’ or ‘Grade Card’ is a confidential, individual document available only through student login. It provides a subject-by-subject breakdown of your grades, credits, SGPA, and CGPA.

How is the CGPA calculated from SGPA at IILM University?

The CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is the weighted average of the SGPAs (Semester Grade Point Averages) of all previous semesters. It is calculated by summing the products of each semester’s SGPA and total credits, and then dividing by the total number of credits earned across all semesters. The exact formula is provided in the university’s Examination Manual.

What does the ‘Ab’ grade signify in the marksheet?

The ‘Ab’ grade stands for ‘Absent’. According to the IILM University Examination Policy, if a student is absent for an End-Semester Examination (ESE), they receive an ‘Ab’ grade, which corresponds to zero marks. To clear the subject, the student must appear for the immediate next supplementary examination.

How can I obtain a provisional certificate or official transcript?

To obtain a provisional certificate or official transcripts, students usually need to apply to the Office of the Controller of Examinations. This typically involves filling out a specific application form, paying the required processing fee, and submitting it to the university office. The processing time and procedure are detailed in the university’s student handbook or on the examination portal.

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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