Invertis University Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, MBA, LLB Semester Results

As of 14 July 2026, Invertis University has declared the Even Carryover Result for the 2025-26 session on 06 July 2026. Students can access these results through direct PDF links published on the university’s official announcements page. This central hub provides updates on all academic results, including regular semester examinations (odd and even), carryover papers, re-evaluation outcomes, and entrance tests like the Invertis University Common Entrance Test (IUCET) and Ph.D. Entrance exams for its Bareilly campus.

To check your individual result on the student portal, you will need your Student ID, Program, Date of Birth, and Year of Passing. Most results are first published as consolidated PDF lists on the official ‘Announcements’ page, while detailed individual marksheets are available on the Invertis University ERP portal at erp.invertisuniversity.ac.in:81.

Invertis University Results 2026: The Core Details

Here is a quick overview of the essential information for students checking their Invertis University semester or entrance results.

How Invertis University Publishes Results: PDF Notifications vs. ERP Portal

Invertis University uses a two-step process for declaring results, which students must understand to get their information promptly. The university first releases a general notification, often a PDF file, followed by making individual, detailed marksheets available on the student ERP portal.

Method 1: Checking Result PDFs on the Announcements Page

This is the fastest way to know the overall outcome. The university uploads consolidated result sheets as PDF documents on its ‘Announcements’ page. These PDFs contain the roll numbers and results of all students for a particular course and semester.

1. Visit the official Invertis University website: www.invertisuniversity.ac.in.
2. On the top menu, navigate to the ‘Happenings’ section and click on ‘Announcements’ from the dropdown.
3. Scan the list for the relevant result notification. For example, look for “Even Carryover Result: 2025-26”.
4. Click on the link to open or download the PDF file.
5. Use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find your Student ID or Name in the document to see your result status.

Method 2: Accessing Your Individual Marksheet via the ERP Login

For a detailed, printable marksheet with subject-wise marks and grades, students must log in to the university’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) portal. This portal is the official repository for individual academic records.

1. Open the Invertis University ERP Portal directly: http://erp.invertisuniversity.ac.in:81/.
2. Locate the student login or result section on the page.
3. Enter your credentials carefully: Student ID, Program, Date of Birth, and Year of Passing.
4. Complete any captcha or verification required and click ‘Submit’ or ‘Find’.
5. Your dashboard will appear. Navigate to the ‘Examination’ or ‘Results’ tab.
6. Select the desired semester to view your detailed scorecard.
7. You can download and print this marksheet for future reference.

Note: On result declaration day, the ERP server may experience high traffic. If the website is slow or unresponsive, try again after some time.

Decoding the Invertis University Marksheet and Grading System

Your online marksheet is a comprehensive document detailing your academic performance. It is crucial to understand all the components listed on it.

Details Printed on Your Invertis University Scorecard

When you download your result from the ERP portal, ensure the following details are present and correct:

• Student’s Full Name
• Student ID / Enrolment Number
• Program Name and Specialization (e.g., B.Tech in Computer Science)
• Semester / Academic Year
• List of Subjects/Papers for the semester
• Subject Code
• Subject-wise Marks (Internal Assessment, External/End-Term Exam, Total)
• Credits per Subject
• Grade Awarded for each Subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
• Overall Result Status (e.g., Pass, Fail, Carryover)

Typical Grading System at Invertis University

Invertis University employs a credit-based grading system. Performance is evaluated using the Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). Below is a typical 10-point grading scale used by the university.

Note: To be declared ‘Pass’ in a semester, students generally need to secure the minimum required marks in both internal assessments and the end-semester examinations separately. Failure to meet this criteria results in a ‘Carryover’ or ‘Backlog’.

Challenging Your Results: The Re-evaluation and Re-totalling Process

If a student believes there has been an error in the marking of their answer script, Invertis University provides a formal process to apply for re-checking. There are two distinct options available, each with a specific purpose and fee structure.

As per official university guidelines, students can apply for:

• Re-totalling of Marks: This process involves recounting the marks awarded to each question to ensure there are no calculation errors. The fee for re-totalling is Rs. 250 per subject.
• Re-evaluation of Answer Books: This is a more comprehensive process where the entire answer script is re-assessed by a different examiner. The fee for re-evaluation is significantly higher at Rs. 1500 per book.

Important Rule: A student is permitted to apply for the re-evaluation of a maximum of two answer books per semester examination. The application for these processes must be submitted through the prescribed form to the Controller of Examinations office within the deadline announced after the results are declared.

Entrance Exam Results: IUCET and Ph.D. Admissions

Apart from regular semester results, Invertis University also declares results for its entrance examinations used for admissions into various programs.

• IUCET Result: The Invertis University Common Entrance Test (IUCET) is conducted for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The IUCET 2026 result was declared on 16th March 2026. Key dates for the exam were: Last Day of Registration (13/03/2026) and Exam Date (14/03/2026).
• Ph.D. Entrance Result: For admission to its doctoral programs, the university conducts a separate entrance test and interview process. The result for the Summer Session 2026 Ph.D. entrance exam was declared on 6th June 2026.

Candidates who appear for these tests should check the ‘Announcements’ section of the website for their specific result notifications and download their scorecards.

Academic Programmes Offered at Invertis University

Invertis University offers a wide array of over 80 academic programmes across 14 departments. The major courses for which results are frequently declared include:

University Examination Department: Official Points of Contact

For any discrepancies in the result, issues with the marksheet, or queries regarding examinations, students should contact the office of the Controller of Examinations.

Common Student Queries Regarding IU Results

1. Where can I find the latest Invertis University result notifications?

All official result declarations, including semester, carryover, and re-evaluation results, are first posted as PDF links in the ‘Announcements’ section under the ‘Happenings’ tab on the official university website, www.invertisuniversity.ac.in.

2. My result is not on the PDF list. What should I do?

First, double-check that you are looking at the correct PDF for your course and semester. If you are certain your result is missing, you should immediately contact the university’s examination department at examination@invertis.org with your Student ID and other relevant details.

3. What is the difference between the ‘Announcements’ page and the ERP portal for results?

The ‘Announcements’ page provides consolidated result PDFs, which are quick notifications to check your pass/fail status. The ERP portal (erp.invertisuniversity.ac.in:81) is for accessing your detailed, individual marksheet with subject-wise scores, which you can download and print.

4. What is the fee for re-evaluation at Invertis University?

The fee for re-evaluation of an answer script is Rs. 1500 per subject. Students are allowed to apply for re-evaluation for a maximum of two subjects per semester. The fee for re-totalling of marks is Rs. 250 per subject.

5. When are the Odd Semester (Nov/Dec 2025) results expected?

While the university has not announced a specific date, results for the odd semester examinations held in November/December are typically declared in January or February of the following year. Based on previous trends, students can expect the Odd Semester 2025-26 results around January/February 2027. Please monitor the official website for a confirmed date.

6. I can’t log in to the ERP portal. What are the common reasons?

Login issues on the ERP portal are usually due to entering incorrect credentials (Student ID, Program, DOB, or Year of Passing). Please verify these details. Another common reason, especially on result day, is heavy server traffic. Try clearing your browser cache or accessing the portal during off-peak hours.

7. What are the important dates for IUCET 2026?

According to the official schedule, the key dates for IUCET 2026 were: Last Day of Registration on March 13, 2026; Exam Date on March 14, 2026; and the Result was declared on March 16, 2026.

8. What is a ‘carryover’ exam?

A ‘carryover’ or ‘backlog’ refers to a subject that a student has not passed in a regular semester attempt. Invertis University conducts separate carryover examinations to provide students with an opportunity to clear these pending subjects. The results for these exams are also declared separately on the announcements page.

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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