JC Bose University Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, M.Tech Semester Results

As of 14th July 2026, J.C. Bose University (JCBUST) has published the date sheet for the July 2026 supplementary examinations and released revised answer keys for its PG entrance tests. The main end-semester examination results for the May/June 2026 session are currently awaited and are expected to be released shortly on the university’s official ERP portal: jcboseustymca.co.in.

This page provides direct links and detailed information for all JCBUST semester results, including regular, supplementary (reappear), re-evaluation, and entrance examination results published by the university. Students can find the latest notifications and archived results in the table below.

To check your individual semester result, you will need to log in to the university’s ERP portal. Please keep your Roll Number or Admit Card Number ready to access your detailed marks card (DMC).

JCBUST Result 2026: Key Pointers for Students

Here is a quick overview of the essential details regarding the J.C. Bose University examination results for the 2025-2026 academic session. All students should be familiar with these official sources and requirements.

How to Access Your JCBUST Semester Result on the ERP Portal

The university publishes all individual student results exclusively through its online ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) portal. While the main university website’s ‘Results’ section contains general notifications and links to older results, the ERP is the primary source for the latest, individual scorecards. Follow these steps carefully to view and download your result.

1. Visit the Official Result Portal: Open your web browser and navigate to the direct JCBUST result link: https://jcboseustymca.co.in/Forms/Student/ResultStudents.aspx.
2. Select Examination/Course: On the result page, you may need to select your college and course from the dropdown menus.
3. Enter Your Credentials: In the designated field, carefully enter your Roll Number or Admit Card Number as printed on your hall ticket. Double-check for any typing errors.
4. Submit and View Result: After entering your number, click on the ‘Submit’ or ‘Show Result’ button.
5. Check Your Scorecard: Your result, including subject-wise grades, SGPA, and overall status (Pass/Fail/Reappear), will be displayed on the screen.
6. Download and Print: It is highly recommended to download a PDF copy or take a printout of this online marksheet for your immediate reference. Note that this is a provisional marksheet.

Important Note: As stated on the portal, the result displayed online is provisional and subject to correction or updates. The final and official result is the one printed on the Detailed Marks Card (DMC) issued by the university’s Controller of Examinations (CoE) office. In case of any discrepancy, the information on the physical DMC will be considered final.

Understanding Your JCBUST Marksheet and Grading System

Once you access your result, you will find several details and abbreviations. Understanding these is key to assessing your academic performance.

Details Printed on the Marksheet

Your official JCBUST marksheet will contain the following critical information. You should verify every detail for accuracy:

• Student’s Name and Father’s Name
• Roll Number and Registration Number
• Programme Name (e.g., B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering) and Semester
• Subject Codes and Subject Names
• Marks Obtained in Internal Assessment (Sessional) and End-Semester Examination (Theory/Practical)
• Total Marks and Grade Point for each subject
• Letter Grade for each subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) – from the second semester onwards
• Overall Result Status (Pass/Reappear)

The SGPA/CGPA Grading System at JCBUST

JCBUST follows a Credit-Based System, using letter grades and grade points to evaluate student performance. The Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) is calculated at the end of each semester, while the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) represents the average performance across all completed semesters.

Here is the grading structure used by the university:

The SGPA is calculated as the sum of (Credit x Grade Point) for all subjects in a semester, divided by the total credits of that semester. The CGPA is a similar weighted average calculated over all semesters completed so far.

JCBUST Examination Cycle: Regular, Supplementary, and Re-evaluation

The university’s examination system includes main semester exams, supplementary exams for backlogs, and a re-evaluation process for students who are unsatisfied with their results.

End-Semester Examination Results

These are the primary results for the odd (Nov/Dec) and even (May/June) semesters. They are declared after the main theory and practical examinations are evaluated. These results determine your promotion to the next semester and form the basis of your SGPA and CGPA.

Supplementary (Reappear) Examination Results

Students who fail to clear one or more subjects in the main exams must appear for supplementary or ‘reappear’ exams. These are typically held a few months after the main results are declared, giving students a chance to clear their backlogs. For instance, the university is conducting supplementary exams in July 2026. The results for these exams are declared separately on the ERP portal and are crucial for completing the degree on time.

Re-evaluation Results

If a student believes there has been an error in the marking of their answer script, they can apply for re-evaluation. This is a formal process handled by the CoE office. The university releases a separate notification with the re-evaluation results after a fresh assessment of the answer sheet. This can lead to a change (increase or decrease) in the original marks.

How to Apply for Re-evaluation of JCBUST Answer Sheets

If you are not satisfied with your marks, you can apply for re-evaluation. The university opens a specific window for this process, usually for 10-15 days after the main results are declared. The procedure is managed by the Result Section of the Controller of Examinations office.

1. Check the Notification: The CoE office will release an official notice on the university website (Examination Section) with the schedule and instructions for re-evaluation.
2. Obtain the Form: Students must download the prescribed re-evaluation application form (available for both online and offline submission as per the notice) from the university’s website.
3. Fill in Details: Accurately fill out the form with your name, roll number, semester, and the subject codes/names you wish to get re-evaluated.
4. Pay the Prescribed Fee: A non-refundable fee is charged per subject for re-evaluation. The fee must be paid through the mode specified in the notification.
5. Submit the Application: Submit the completed form and the fee receipt to the Office of the Controller of Examinations before the deadline.
6. Await the Result: The university processes the applications and declares the re-evaluation results separately. This process can take several weeks.

Note: Applying for re-evaluation has an element of risk. The marks awarded after re-evaluation are considered final, even if they are lower than the original marks.

Academic Programmes at J.C. Bose University

JCBUST offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma courses across various faculties. Results for all these courses are managed by the CoE office.

Undergraduate Courses (B.Tech)

• Computer Engineering
• Information Technology
• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronics Engineering
• Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Electronics & Instrumentation Control
• Civil Engineering

Postgraduate Courses

• M.Tech: Computer Engg, Electrical Engg, Mechanical Engg, Electronics & Communication Engg, etc.
• M.Sc: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Environmental Sciences
• MBA: Master of Business Administration (various specializations)
• MA: Journalism and Mass Communication (MA JMC)

Other Programmes

• Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy
• Ph.D. Programmes in various disciplines

Contact the Controller of Examinations (CoE) for Result Queries

For any significant issues with your result, such as discrepancies in the marksheet, requests for transcripts, degree verification, or re-evaluation follow-ups, you should directly contact the university’s examination department.

• Department: Result Section, Office of the Controller of Examinations
• Responsibilities: Result issues, Re-evaluation, DMCs, Transcripts, Degree issues, Student verification.
• Contact Number: 0129-2310114
• Official Page: CoE Office Page
• Address: J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Sector-6, Faridabad, Haryana – 121006

About J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA

J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad (formerly known as YMCA University of Science and Technology) is a prestigious Haryana State Government University established in 2009. Located in the industrial hub of Faridabad, it has established itself as a premier institution for technical education. The university is recognized by the UGC under Section 22 of the UGC Act 1956 to confer degrees. It has been accredited with an impressive ‘A+’ Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), which reflects its high standards in academics, research, and infrastructure. JCBUST offers a wide variety of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs and also affiliates other institutions like the Aravali College of Engineering & Management.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About JCBUST Results

Here are answers to some common questions students have after the results are declared.

1. When will the JCBUST May/June 2026 even semester results be declared?

As of mid-July 2026, the results for the May/June 2026 end-semester examinations are still awaited. Based on university timelines, they are expected to be announced in July or August 2026. Students should regularly check the official ERP portal for the latest updates.

2. My result is not showing on the ERP portal. What should I do?

First, carefully re-check that you have entered the correct Roll Number. Also, ensure you have selected the correct course and examination session. If the problem persists, it could be a technical issue, or your result might be withheld due to administrative reasons (e.g., fee dues). In such cases, you must contact the university’s examination department at 0129-2310114.

3. What is the difference between the online result and the DMC?

The result published online on the ERP portal is a provisional marksheet for immediate information. The Detailed Marks Card (DMC) is the final, official academic record issued by the university. The DMC is a printed, authenticated document required for all official purposes, such as higher education admissions and job applications.

4. How do I check my supplementary or reappear exam result?

The results for supplementary/reappear exams are also published on the same ERP portal: jcboseustymca.co.in. The university releases a separate notification for these results, and you can check them using your Roll Number, just like the main semester results.

5. Where can I find results for older sessions, like from 2017 or 2018?

The university maintains an archive of older result notifications on its main website. As seen in the table above, dedicated pages exist for the ‘Dec 2018 Exam Results’ and ‘Dec 2017 Exam Results’. You can explore the ‘Examination’ section on www.jcboseust.ac.in for links to such archived results.

6. Who should I contact for a correction in my name on the marksheet?

For any corrections in personal details (e.g., your name, father’s name) on the marksheet, you must immediately contact the Office of the Controller of Examinations at the university campus. You will be required to submit a formal application along with supporting documents like your 10th or 12th-grade certificate.

7. What happens if I am involved in an Unfair Means Case (UMC)?

The university has a strict policy against unfair means during examinations. If a student is reported for UMC, their result is typically withheld. The university conducts hearings for such cases, and the final decision on the result is taken by the UMC committee. Students should check the official university notices for schedules of UMC hearings.

8. How can I get my official transcripts for higher studies or jobs?

Official transcripts are issued by the Office of the Controller of Examinations. Students need to apply for them using the prescribed form and by paying the required fee. The CoE office handles all requests for transcripts, degrees, and official verifications.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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