MANIT Bhopal Result 2026 – Check B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA Results

As of 13 July 2026, the Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal has declared the PG Selection List for the 2026-27 academic year on 22 June 2026. Details for M.Tech, M.Plan, MBA, and M.Sc admissions are available on the official admissions page. This page covers all MANIT results, including semester examinations for UG/PG programmes, which are accessed via the student login portal, and admission/entrance results, which are typically announced as notices on the main university website.

To check semester-wise results (including regular, supplementary, and revaluation), students must log into the official MANIT Student Portal. You will need your unique Scholar No. and Password to access your grade card and academic details. Admission-related results are published as PDF lists or notices in the ‘Admission Section’ of the main website.

MANIT Bhopal Result 2026: An Overview for Students

The following table provides a quick summary of key information regarding MANIT Bhopal’s examination results for the 2025-2026 academic session.

Accessing Your Semester Results via the MANIT Student Portal

MANIT Bhopal publishes all individual semester-end examination results, including for backlog and revaluation papers, exclusively on its dedicated student portal. Unlike admission results, these are not released as public PDF files. Follow these steps to access your grade card:

1. Navigate to the Official Portal: Open your web browser and go to the MANIT Student Portal: https://students.manit.ac.in/login. Bookmark this URL for future use.
2. Enter Your Credentials: On the login page, you will be prompted to enter your unique Scholar No. (your registration/enrollment number) and your password.
3. Complete the Captcha: Enter the security code shown in the image to verify you are a human user.
4. Login to Dashboard: Click the ‘Login’ button. This will take you to your personal student dashboard.
5. Find the Result Section: Look for a menu option labeled ‘Examination’, ‘Results’, or ‘Grade Card’. The exact naming might vary slightly.
6. Select the Semester: Choose the relevant semester and examination session (e.g., Even Semester 2026) for which you want to view the result.
7. View and Download Your Grade Card: Your result will be displayed on the screen. It is highly recommended to download a digital copy or print it for your records.

Note: On the day of result declaration, the server may experience high traffic and become slow. If the website is not loading, please be patient and try again after some time. Avoid repeatedly refreshing the page, as this can increase the server load.

Understanding Admission & Entrance Results (M.Tech, Ph.D.)

MANIT conducts admissions for its postgraduate and doctoral programmes through various channels, including national-level exams and its own selection processes. The results for these are handled differently from regular semester exams.

• Publication Method: Admission results, selection lists, and counselling schedules are typically published as PDF documents or official notices on the main MANIT website.
• Where to Look: Students should regularly check the ‘Admission Section’ on the manit.ac.in homepage. Specific links, like the one for M.Tech/M.Plan admissions, are also created for each cycle.
• Information Included: These notices usually contain lists of selected candidates, their application numbers, allotted branches, and further instructions regarding fee payment, document verification, and reporting dates.
• Joint Programmes: For special programmes like the joint Ph.D. with IIT Jammu, separate notifications are issued. Keep an eye on the ‘Latest News’ or ‘Announcements’ section.

Decoding the MANIT Grading System and SGPA/CGPA

As an Institute of National Importance, MANIT follows a 10-point credit-based grading system. Understanding this system is crucial for interpreting your performance. The final evaluation is based on the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).

Grade Allotment

The table below details the letter grades awarded, their corresponding grade points, and their performance description as per the institute’s ordinance.

Calculation of SGPA and CGPA

• SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average): This represents your performance in a single semester. It is calculated by dividing the sum of credit points earned by the sum of credits attempted in that semester. The formula is: 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): This is the weighted average of the grade points obtained in all courses passed since the first semester. It reflects your overall academic performance to date and is calculated similarly to SGPA but includes all semesters.

A student must secure a minimum passing grade (usually ‘P’) in all subjects, including theory, practical, and sessional work, to be declared ‘Pass’ in a semester.

Procedure for Revaluation of Answer Scripts

If a student is not satisfied with their marks in a particular subject, MANIT provides a mechanism for the revaluation or re-checking of answer scripts. The process is time-bound and must be initiated shortly after the results are declared.

1. Check for Notification: The Controller of Examinations will release an official notification on the MANIT website regarding the revaluation process, including the application start/end dates and applicable fees.
2. Application Form: Students must fill out an online application form through the student portal or an offline form available from the examination section.
3. Fee Payment: A non-refundable fee per subject/course must be paid through the prescribed mode (online payment gateway or bank challan). The fee amount is specified in the official notification.
4. Submission: The completed form and proof of fee payment must be submitted within the specified deadline. Late applications are not accepted.
5. Result Declaration: The revaluation results are declared separately, typically within a month of the application deadline. The result will be updated on the student portal. Any change in marks (which can be an increase, decrease, or no change) will be reflected in a revised grade card.

MANIT Bhopal Supplementary and Backlog Examination Results

Students who receive an ‘F’ grade in any subject are required to appear for a supplementary or backlog examination to clear the paper. The process and results for these exams are managed separately from the regular semester-end exams.

• Eligibility and Application: Students with backlog subjects must register for the supplementary exams through the academic portal (academic.manit.ac.in) when the registration window opens. This usually happens before the next regular examination session.
• Exam Schedule: The supplementary exams are typically conducted along with the regular end-semester examinations of the subsequent semester.
• Result Declaration: Results for supplementary exams are declared after the main semester results. Students can check their supplementary results using the same procedure as regular results, by logging into the MANIT Student Portal.
• Impact on CGPA: Clearing a backlog paper will update the student’s CGPA and the ‘F’ grade will be replaced with the new grade obtained.

Information Displayed on Your MANIT Grade Card

Your official MANIT grade card, accessible through the student portal, is a comprehensive document of your academic performance. Ensure all details are correct and contact the examination section immediately if you find any discrepancies.

• Student’s Full Name
• Scholar Number (Enrollment Number)
• Programme and Branch of Study (e.g., B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering)
• Semester / Year
• Examination Session (e.g., Nov-Dec 2025)
• List of Subject Codes and Names
• Credits assigned to each subject
• Letter Grade obtained in each subject
• Grade Points for each subject
• Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
• Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
• Result Status (e.g., Pass, Fail, Promoted)
• Controller of Examinations’ Signature (Digital or Physical)

Academic Programmes at MANIT Bhopal

MANIT offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes across various disciplines in engineering, science, and management.

Undergraduate Programmes

Postgraduate Programmes

Doctoral Programmes (Ph.D)

Ph.D. programmes are offered in all engineering, science, architecture, management, and humanities departments, including joint programmes with other premier institutions like IIT Jammu.

Key Academic Portals and University Resources

For various academic and administrative tasks, students need to access different official MANIT websites. Here is a consolidated list of important links.

About Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology

Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal is one of the premier National Institutes of Technology (NITs) in India and is recognized as an Institute of National Importance by the Government of India. Established in 1960 as Maulana Azad College of Technology (MACT), it was upgraded to an NIT in 2002. The institute is located in Bhopal, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh. MANIT has consistently been ranked among the top engineering colleges in the country, holding an NIRF rank of 81 in the engineering category (as per recent data). The institute is known for its strong focus on research, innovation, and industry collaboration, offering joint academic programmes with other prestigious institutions like AIIMS Bhopal and IIT Jammu.

Examination Wing & Student Support Contacts

For any discrepancies in your result, issues with the student portal, or queries regarding examinations, you can contact the MANIT administration through the following channels:

It is advisable to mention your full name, Scholar No., and course details in any email communication for a faster response.

Common Queries Regarding MANIT Bhopal Results

How do I check my MANIT semester result?

You can check your semester results by visiting the official MANIT Student Portal at students.manit.ac.in/login. You will need to log in using your unique Scholar No. and password to view your grade card.

What is the ‘Scholar No.’ needed to log in?

The Scholar No. is the unique identification number assigned to every student upon admission to MANIT. It functions as your username for all academic portals and is mentioned on your student ID card and other official documents.

My MANIT result is not showing on the portal, what should I do?

First, ensure that the result for your specific course and semester has been officially declared by checking the notices on the main MANIT website. If it has been declared but is not visible, try clearing your browser cache and cookies. If the issue persists, contact the examination section or IT support for assistance.

Where can I find MANIT M.Tech or Ph.D. admission results?

Admission results for postgraduate and doctoral programmes are not published on the student login portal. They are released as PDF selection lists or notices on the main website, specifically under the ‘Admission Section’ or ‘Latest News’ section.

What is the process for revaluation at MANIT?

After the declaration of results, the university releases a notification for revaluation. Interested students must apply online or offline within the stipulated time, pay the required fee per subject, and submit the application. The revaluation results are then announced separately after a few weeks.

How can I get my official transcript or degree from MANIT?

To obtain official transcripts, a provisional degree, or the final degree certificate, you need to apply to the Academic Section or the Office of the Controller of Examinations at MANIT. The process usually involves filling out an application form and paying the prescribed fees. Details are available on the university website or from the administrative office.

What is the difference between students.manit.ac.in and academic.manit.ac.in?

The students.manit.ac.in portal is primarily for viewing examination results and downloading grade cards. The academic.manit.ac.in portal is used for administrative tasks such as course registration, fee payment, and signing up for the institute.

What does an ‘I’ or ‘X’ grade on my mark sheet mean?

An ‘I’ grade stands for ‘Incomplete’ and is typically given when a student has missed a final examination due to a valid reason. They must complete the requirement to receive a final grade. An ‘X’ grade indicates ‘Unsatisfactory Attendance’, meaning the student did not meet the minimum attendance criteria and may have to repeat the course.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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