MDU Result 2026 – Check UG, PG, LLB, MBA Semester Results
The latest MDU result is the College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses, Dec 2025 examination), declared by Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak on 08 July 2026, alongside the CDOE (Distance) & Private Students Gazette for the Jan 2026 examination. MDU is a State affiliating university, so results are released as dated College-wise Result Gazettes – college by college and course by course – and the printable scorecard is generated separately on the result server.
| MDU Result 2026 – Quick Reference | Details |
|---|---|
| Latest declared result | College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses) – Dec 2025 examination, Branch R2 – declared 08 Jul 2026 |
| Also declared 08 Jul 2026 | CDOE (Distance) & Private Students Gazette – Jan 2026 examination |
| Official Result Gazette (college-wise) | mdu.ac.in Result Gazette |
| Individual scorecard / grade card | result.mdurtk.in |
| How to check | Open the College-wise Result Gazette, match your college + course + exam month, and find the Roll Number printed on your admit card; for a printable grade card, enter your Registration Number and Roll Number on result.mdurtk.in. |
Latest MDU Result Gazettes Declared
MDU publishes results as dated gazettes rather than in one bulk release, and a single gazette can bundle many colleges and courses. The most recent gazettes on the official MDU Result Gazette page are below – match your college, course and examination month before concluding your result is not yet out.
| Date | Result Notification | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 08 Jul 2026 | College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses) – Dec 2025 Examination (Branch R2) | Declared |
| 08 Jul 2026 | CDOE (Distance) & Private Students Gazette – Jan 2026 Examination (Branch R2) | Declared |
| 16 Jun 2026 | College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses) – Jan 2026 Examination (Branch R1) | Declared |
| 16 Jun 2026 | College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses) – Dec 2025 Examination (Branch R1) | Declared |
| 13 May 2026 | B.Voc, M.Voc, B.Sc (Home Science) & BCA Results – Dec 2025 (All Semesters) | Declared |
| 20 Apr 2026 | B.Tech & M.Tech Result Gazette – Dec 2025 Examination | Declared |
| As per gazette | Even-Semester (2nd/4th/6th) UG & PG Results – Apr-Jun 2026 Examination | Awaited (rolling out) |
| As per gazette | Reappear / Revaluation / Rechecking Gazettes | Awaited (follow the regular gazette) |
As of the latest gazette, the declared results cover the Dec 2025 and Jan 2026 examinations; even-semester (Apr-Jun 2026) results are still rolling in. MDU generally declares odd-semester results between January and March and even-semester and annual results between June and September, with reappear and revaluation gazettes following the regular ones. Where a firm date is not yet confirmed, treat the status as “as per the official gazette”.
Gazette or Scorecard: The Two Places MDU Puts Your Result
The most common reason MDU students think their result is “missing” is looking on the wrong system. MDU runs two distinct result surfaces, each answering a different question.
| System | What it is | Best for | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| College-wise Result Gazette | An official consolidated PDF/list covering an entire college and course for a given examination, indexed by roll number | Confirming a result is officially declared for your college and course; whole-class checking | mdu.ac.in EventPage |
| Individual Result / Scorecard | Your personal marks-and-grades scorecard generated from registration and roll number | Downloading and printing your own grade card with SGPA/CGPA | result.mdurtk.in |
The gazette usually appears first (that is the formal declaration), and the individual scorecard on result.mdurtk.in follows once records are loaded. If the gazette lists your roll number but the scorecard portal still shows “record not found”, wait a short while and retry rather than assuming a fail. The result servers are:
- Primary result portal: result.mdurtk.in/postexam/result.aspx
- Alternate official portal: result.mdu.ac.in
- Result Gazette archive: mdu.ac.in Result Gazette
- Student portal: student.mdu.ac.in
Locating Your Roll Number in the College-wise Result Gazette
Because MDU is an affiliating university, the gazette is organised around your college and course, not around you as an individual. Here is how to pull your result from the gazette system.
- Open the official Result Gazette page: mdu.ac.in Result Gazette (EventPage).
- Identify the correct gazette by examination month and course (for example “Dec 2025 – B.Com” or “Jan 2026 – BA”), matching the notification date from the table above.
- Select your affiliated college / institute where prompted, or open the consolidated PDF for that examination.
- Use your browser’s find function to search the roll number printed on your admit card within the gazette.
- Read across the row for your subject-wise grades, result status (Pass / Reappear) and division.
- For a formatted, printable grade card, cross-check the same roll number on result.mdurtk.in.
To generate the individual scorecard you need your Registration Number, Roll Number, and the correct course and semester/year selection – both numbers are printed on your admit card.
Regular, Reappear and Ex-Student Results Explained
MDU does not treat every candidate in a single result stream. The same examination month can produce several separate gazettes, and knowing which one is yours saves a lot of confusion.
| Candidate type | Who it covers | How the result appears |
|---|---|---|
| Regular | Students appearing in all papers of a semester/year in the normal batch | Main College-wise Result Gazette for that course and examination |
| Reappear (Back Paper) | Students clearing one or more previously failed papers alongside a later exam | Separate reappear gazette, usually released after the regular gazette |
| Ex-Student | Candidates from an earlier batch completing pending papers or improvement under an older scheme | Distinct ex-student / re-appear gazette; scheme year must be matched carefully |
| Improvement | Passed students re-sitting a paper to raise marks | Improvement result; the better of the two attempts is retained per ordinance |
If you sat a reappear or ex-student paper, do not expect it in the regular gazette – look for the separately titled reappear gazette. Reappear and back-paper examination forms are handled through reappear.mduonline.net.
CDOE (Distance) and Private-Candidate Results
MDU’s distance-learning wing – the Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE, formerly the Directorate of Distance Education) – and its private (non-collegiate) candidates are examined on their own cycle and released in their own gazettes, separate from the regular affiliated-college gazettes. The 08 Jul 2026 CDOE & Private Students Gazette for the Jan 2026 examination (listed above) is an example of this stream.
| Programme | Level | Session | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| BA / BCom (CDOE Distance) | Undergraduate | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MA / MCom / MSc (CDOE Distance) | Postgraduate | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MBA (CDOE Distance) | Postgraduate | 2026 | As per gazette |
| Private / Non-Collegiate Candidates | UG & PG | 2026 | As per gazette |
Distance and private candidates check results on the same server, result.mdurtk.in, but must pick the CDOE / distance or private category rather than the regular college category, and should look for the CDOE-labelled gazette on the gazette page.
Course-wise MDU Result Status: Departments and Affiliated Colleges
The declaration status for the main programmes examined by MDU – across its University Teaching Departments and affiliated colleges – is summarised below. “As per gazette” means some colleges or semesters within that course are already out (Dec 2025 / Jan 2026 examinations) while even-semester 2026 results are still rolling in.
Undergraduate (UG) Programmes
| Course | Semester / Year | Session | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| BA (Pass & Honours) | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| BSc (All Streams) | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| BCom (Pass & Honours) | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| BCA | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | Declared (Dec 2025) |
| BBA | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
Postgraduate (PG) Programmes
| Course | Semester | Session | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA (All Subjects) | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MSc (All Subjects) | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MCom | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MBA | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| MCA | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
Professional Programmes
| Course | Semester / Year | Session | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| LLB (3-Year) | 1st to 6th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| BA LLB (5-Year) | 1st to 10th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| B.Ed | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| M.Ed | 1st to 4th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| B.Pharm | 1st to 8th Semester | 2026 | As per gazette |
| B.Tech (UIET & Affiliated) | 1st to 8th Semester | 2026 | Declared (Dec 2025) |
Research programmes (PhD course work and M.Phil) are declared as and when the respective departmental examinations conclude, and appear directly on the result portal and departmental notices rather than in the college-wise gazettes.
Reading an MDU Grade Card: CBCS 10-Point Scale and Division
MDU follows the UGC-recommended 10-point Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). Each course is assessed through internal assessment (20% weightage) and an end-semester examination (80% weightage), and performance is reported as letter grades, grade points, SGPA and CGPA.
Letter Grades and Grade Points
| Letter Grade | Grade Points | Description |
|---|---|---|
| O | 10 | Outstanding |
| A+ | 9 | Excellent |
| A | 8 | Very Good |
| B+ | 7 | Good |
| B | 6 | Above Average |
| C | 5 | Average |
| P | 4 | Pass |
| F | 0 | Fail |
| Ab | 0 | Absent |
SGPA, CGPA and Percentage
SGPA = Sum of (Course Credits × Grade Points) / Total Credits in the Semester.
CGPA = Sum of (Course Credits × Grade Points across all semesters) / Total Credits earned.
CGPA to percentage: under the common MDU CBCS practice, indicative Percentage = CGPA × 10. Always confirm the exact conversion from your official grade card and the relevant programme ordinance.
Division Awarded on the CGPA
| CGPA Range | Division / Class |
|---|---|
| 7.50 and above | First Class with Distinction |
| 6.50 – 7.49 | First Class |
| 5.50 – 6.49 | Second Class |
| 4.00 – 5.49 | Pass Class |
Passing Requirements
| Particulars | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Minimum passing grade | Grade C (Grade Point 5) – equivalent to 40% aggregate |
| Minimum in internal assessment | 40% of the 20% weightage |
| Minimum in end-semester exam | 40% of the 80% weightage |
| Attendance | Minimum 75% as per university regulations |
What Your Grade Card Prints
Verify every field and report discrepancies to the Controller of Examinations. A standard MDU grade card carries: student name, roll number, registration number, parent’s name, course/programme, semester or year, subject/paper codes and titles, credits per course, internal and end-semester marks, grade and grade points, SGPA, CGPA, overall result status (Pass / Fail / Reappear), and the month and year of examination.
Reappear, Improvement and Special-Chance Examinations
A “Reappear” or “F” grade on your MDU result is not the end of the road – MDU allows failed papers to be cleared without repeating the whole year, and passed students to attempt improvement, all under the university ordinance.
- Reappear / back paper: apply for the failed paper(s) through reappear.mduonline.net when the reappear examination form window opens, and appear alongside the next regular examination.
- Improvement: a passed student may re-sit a paper to raise the grade; per ordinance the better attempt is retained.
- Special chance: ex-students of an earlier scheme who have pending papers may be offered a special-chance sitting through their college – watch for the corresponding ex-student gazette when results release.
Reappear and improvement results are published as their own gazettes on the MDU gazette page, generally after the regular result for that examination.
Rechecking and Re-evaluation of Answer Scripts
If you believe your marks do not reflect your performance, MDU permits two remedies. Rechecking (re-totalling) verifies that marks were correctly added and no question was left unmarked, while re-evaluation is a fresh assessment of the answer script by an examiner.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Application mode | Online through the MDU examination portal |
| Application window | Within the days notified after result declaration (generally 15-20 days) |
| Fee | As per the official MDU notification, charged per paper |
| Applicable for | Theory papers |
| Result timeline | Generally within 30-45 days of the application deadline |
How to Apply
- Open the Examination / Revaluation section on mdu.ac.in.
- Fill the prescribed rechecking / re-evaluation form with name, roll number, registration number, course, semester and subject code(s).
- Pay the per-paper fee online within the notified deadline.
- Save the acknowledgement receipt.
- Track the revised result on the result portal once processed.
Migration, Provisional and Degree Certificates After Your Result
Once your final MDU result is declared, the grade card alone is often not enough for the next step. MDU issues several post-result documents that affiliating-university students frequently need:
| Document | Purpose | When to apply |
|---|---|---|
| Provisional Certificate | Interim proof of passing until the printed degree is issued | After the final-year/semester result is declared |
| Migration Certificate | Required to join another university for further study | On completion of the programme / when leaving MDU |
| Consolidated Marksheet | Single sheet summarising all semesters/years | After all results of the programme are out |
| Original Degree | Formal degree, often conferred at convocation | After the programme is fully complete |
These are applied for through the Examination branch; verify the current forms, fees and dispatch process on the official website before applying. Distance and CDOE students should route the request through the CDOE office.
When MDU Declares Results: The Examination Cycle
MDU runs two main examination cycles a year across its departments, affiliated colleges and CDOE. The indicative pattern for 2026 is below; exact dates come from the datesheet on the official website.
| Examination | Semester / Term | Exam Period | Result Declaration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Odd Semester | 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th | November – January | January – March |
| Even Semester | 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th | April – June | June – September |
| Annual / CDOE Distance | UG & PG | As per datesheet | After regular results |
| Reappear / Back Paper | All Courses | Along with regular exams | With / after regular results |
MDU at a Glance and Official Result Links
Maharshi Dayanand University was established in 1976 under Haryana Act No. XXV of 1975, initially as the University of Rohtak, and was renamed after the Arya Samaj founder Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati in 1977. It holds NAAC ‘A+’ accreditation and affiliates over 263 colleges across seven Haryana districts, examining UG, PG, professional, diploma, distance and doctoral candidates each year.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| University | Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak |
| Former name | University of Rohtak (renamed 1977) |
| Established | 1976 (Haryana Act No. XXV of 1975) |
| Type | State affiliating university (Public) |
| Accreditation | NAAC ‘A+’ Grade |
| Campus | 665.44 Acres, Rohtak – 124001, Haryana |
| Affiliated colleges | 263+ across 7 districts |
| Grading | UGC 10-Point CBCS |
| Helpdesk phone | 01262-293232 |
| reg.admission@mdu.ac.in |
| Purpose | Link |
|---|---|
| Official website | mdu.ac.in |
| Individual result / scorecard | result.mdurtk.in |
| College-wise / CDOE Result Gazette | mdu.ac.in Result Gazette |
| Alternate result portal | result.mdu.ac.in |
| Student portal | student.mdu.ac.in |
| Reappear / back paper form | reappear.mduonline.net |
| Admissions portal | mduadmission.samarth.edu.in |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the latest MDU result in 2026?
The latest MDU result is the College-wise Result Gazette (All Courses) for the Dec 2025 examination, declared on 08 July 2026, along with the CDOE & Private Students Gazette for the Jan 2026 examination. Check the gazette on mdu.ac.in and download your scorecard on result.mdurtk.in.
Why is my MDU result showing in the gazette but not on result.mdurtk.in?
MDU declares results as a College-wise Result Gazette first, and the individual scorecard on result.mdurtk.in is generated afterwards once records are loaded. If your roll number appears in the gazette on mdu.ac.in but the scorecard portal still says “record not found”, wait a while and retry – your MDU result is declared, the server is just catching up.
What is the difference between the regular and reappear MDU result?
The regular MDU result covers students appearing in all papers of a semester in the normal batch and comes out in the main gazette. Reappear (back paper) and ex-student results – for clearing previously failed papers – are released in separate gazettes, usually after the regular one, so check the reappear-titled gazette rather than the regular one.
How do CDOE distance and private candidates check the MDU result?
CDOE (distance) and private candidates check their MDU result on the same server, result.mdurtk.in, but must select the distance/CDOE or private category instead of the regular college category, and look for the CDOE & Private Students gazette on the mdu.ac.in Result Gazette page, which is published on its own cycle.
How do I convert my MDU result CGPA into a percentage?
Under the common MDU CBCS practice, indicative percentage from your MDU result is CGPA multiplied by 10 – for example, a CGPA of 7.5 is about 75%. Confirm the exact formula from your official grade card and programme ordinance, since the conversion can vary by course.
What can I do if I am not satisfied with my MDU result?
You can apply online for rechecking (re-totalling) or re-evaluation (fresh assessment) of your answer script within the window notified after result declaration, paying the prescribed per-paper fee. Revised results are generally declared within 30-45 days. Failed papers can instead be cleared through a reappear form at reappear.mduonline.net.
