MJPRU Result 2026 – IUMS Portal, CGPA & Scrutiny Guide

MJPRU Result 2026 (mjpru result) for UG, PG and professional courses is released on one official portal – the Integrated University Management System (IUMS) at mjpruiums.in. There is no password: log in with your examination roll number and the on-screen captcha, pick your course and session from the dropdowns, and download the provisional marksheet. As of 9 July 2026 the odd-semester (1st, 3rd, 5th) NEP results are declared for UG, PG and professional courses; the even-semester (2nd, 4th, 6th) results are still awaited on the portal.

MJPRU Result 2026 – Quick Reference	Details
Result portal (IUMS)	mjpruiums.in/Results/ExamResult.aspx
Login credentials	Examination roll number + on-screen captcha (no password)
Declared – UG & PG odd semester (NEP)	Declared (March 2026)
Declared – Professional / technical odd semester	Declared (April 2026)
Even semester (2nd, 4th, 6th) result	Awaited – check the portal
Grading	NEP 10-point CGPA (semester) / division (legacy annual)
How to check	Open portal → select result type, course & session → enter roll number + captcha → submit → download marksheet

MJPRU, Bareilly (formerly Rohilkhand University) is a state affiliating university, so every mjpru result for a college student is generated centrally and released through this single IUMS gateway. Newer batches are graded on the NEP-2020 semester CGPA; older annual-pattern batches are still classified by division. The sections below cover the login, both grading systems, the marksheet fields, scrutiny versus challenge valuation, back-paper and ex-student rules, and the DOR helpdesk.

Latest MJPRU Result Updates on the IUMS Portal

MJPRU publishes results course-wise, part-wise and semester-wise, so at any point in the session some notifications are live while others are still under processing. The snapshot below reflects the declarations for the running session as of 9 July 2026; the same technical and professional declarations sit in the same portal.

Session	Result Notification	Status
2026	UG (BA/BSc/BCom) Odd Semester (1st, 3rd, 5th) NEP Result	Declared (March 2026)
2026	PG (MA/MSc/MCom) Odd Semester (1st, 3rd) NEP Result	Declared (March 2026)
2026	Professional & Technical (LLM, B.Pharm, B.Tech, BHMCT, BCA, MCA, MTech, PGDCA) Odd Semester Result	Declared (April 2026)
2026	UG & PG Annual / Even Semester Examination Result	Declared
2026	UG & PG Even Semester (2nd, 4th, 6th) NEP Result	Awaited – check portal
2026	Back Paper / Improvement / Supplementary Result	As per official portal

 

Because MJPRU handles a very large affiliated-college network, the same result is mirrored under the University Management System (UMS) link on the portal, and declarations for a single course can arrive in phases as college data is verified. The odd-semester 2026 results were declared through March-April 2026; even-semester results typically follow later in the year. Where the university has not fixed a formal date, treat any timeline as tentative and confirm it on mjpruiums.in.

Signing In at mjpruiums.in With Your Roll Number and Captcha

MJPRU results are not opened by name search or by a login password for regular examinees; the IUMS result page authenticates you by examination roll number plus the course/session you pick from the dropdowns, and it usually asks for a captcha to stop bulk scraping. Keep your admit card next to you so the roll number is copied exactly.

What you need before you start:

• Examination Roll Number exactly as printed on the admit card (no extra spaces)
• Course / programme name (for example BA, BSc, MA, B.Ed, B.Pharm)
• Academic session / examination year
• Result type – Main, Improvement, Re-evaluation or Back/Supplementary

Steps on the IUMS result page:

1. Open mjpruiums.in/Results/ExamResult.aspx.
2. Select the result type – Main, Improvement, Re-evaluation or Supplementary/Back.
3. Choose the academic session and your course/programme from the dropdowns.
4. Enter your examination Roll Number in the field provided.
5. Type the captcha / verification code shown on screen.
6. Click Search / Submit.
7. Your subject-wise marks, grade or division and pass/fail status load on screen.
8. Download and print the provisional marksheet for your records.

If you reach the university homepage mjpru.ac.in first, the Examination/Results link there simply redirects into this same IUMS page, so the roll-number-and-captcha step is identical either way. Distance and online-mode learners run through the Directorate wing at mjprudor.ac.in, but the examination result itself is still routed through the IUMS result page.

A recurring source of failed logins is the roll number versus the enrolment number: the IUMS result page expects the examination roll number printed on your admit card for that specific exam, not the enrolment number assigned at admission. If you have appeared in more than one part or in a back-paper exam, each attempt has its own roll number and session, so pick the matching combination in the dropdowns. On a phone, the captcha field can be easy to miss below the fold, so scroll down and enter it before hitting submit.

How MJPRU Scores Its Results: 10-Point CGPA and Legacy Division

Whether your MJPRU result shows a grade or a division depends entirely on which scheme your batch falls under. NEP-2020 semester programmes report a 10-point CGPA under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS); legacy annual-pattern courses still report aggregate marks and a division. Read the correct table for your case.

NEP 10-Point Grade Scale (Semester Courses)

Grade	Grade Points	Marks Range (%)	Performance
O (Outstanding)	10	95 and above	Outstanding
A+ (Excellent)	9	85 – 94	Excellent
A (Very Good)	8	75 – 84	Very Good
B+ (Good)	7	65 – 74	Good
B (Above Average)	6	55 – 64	Above Average
C (Average)	5	45 – 54	Average
P (Pass)	4	35 – 44	Pass
F (Fail)	0	Below 35	Fail

Under this scheme a candidate needs a minimum of 35% (Grade P) in each course to clear it. Your semester score is the SGPA and the running average across semesters is the CGPA:

• SGPA = Sum of (Credit × Grade Point) ÷ Total Credits in that semester
• CGPA = Sum of (Credit × Grade Point across all semesters) ÷ Total Credits

To convert a CGPA to a percentage MJPRU follows the standard UGC formula Percentage = CGPA × 9.5. For example, a CGPA of 7.6 equals 72.2%. A few professional programmes (such as MCA) may carry a course-specific conversion in the university ordinance, so confirm the applicable formula on the portal.

Division Classification (Annual-Pattern Courses)

Division	Aggregate Marks
First Division	60% and above
Second Division	45% to 59%
Third Division / Pass	Minimum passing marks up to 44%
Fail	Below the minimum passing marks

Grace marks under the annual pattern are extended only where a student is within reach of the passing threshold for that part, strictly as per the university ordinance.

What Appears on Your MJPRU Provisional Marksheet

The provisional marksheet or grade card that the IUMS portal generates is what most students download first, ahead of the printed original from the college. Check every field against your admit card and enrolment record, because a mismatch here is exactly what a scrutiny application later corrects.

• Name of the student
• Father’s / Mother’s name
• Examination Roll Number and Enrolment Number
• Course / programme name and part or semester
• College / institution name (your affiliated college)
• Subject / paper codes and paper names
• Maximum marks and marks obtained (theory and practical)
• Grade / grade points (NEP semester courses)
• SGPA / CGPA (semester courses)
• Total marks, percentage and division (annual courses)
• Result status – Pass / Fail / Back Paper / Promoted
• Examination session and year

The online copy is provisional; the original marksheet and degree are issued by the university through your college once the result is finalised. Keep the downloaded PDF and a printout safe, since scholarship, admission and back-paper applications often ask for the provisional marksheet well before the printed original reaches your college. If any printed field later differs from the portal copy, the portal record and your answer script are what a scrutiny or correction request is checked against, so do not discard the provisional download even after the original arrives.

If Your Rohilkhand University Result Won’t Open or Shows RL

Right after a big MJPRU declaration the IUMS portal often slows under load, and a result can also fail to open for reasons specific to affiliating universities – a college-level examination-form discrepancy, a pending fee at the college, an unfair-means (UFM) case, or a genuine data-entry mismatch. Work through these before assuming the worst:

• Re-confirm you picked the correct course, part/semester and academic session in the dropdowns.
• Type the roll number exactly as on the admit card, with no leading or trailing spaces.
• Retry after a while if the server is busy immediately after declaration.
• Clear the browser cache or switch browser/device, then re-enter the captcha.
• If the portal returns RL (result later), “withheld”, or marks you absent by mistake, raise it through your college examination cell first, and escalate to the university Controller of Examination office if it is not resolved.

Rechecking Marks: Scrutiny at Rs. 50 vs Challenge Valuation at Rs. 2,500

MJPRU gives dissatisfied students two clearly different routes, and picking the right one saves both money and time. Scrutiny is a low-cost re-check that re-totals marks and confirms no question or page was left unmarked – it does not re-grade your answers. Challenge valuation is a fresh, full re-evaluation of the script by a different examiner and is meant for cases where you believe the marking itself was wrong.

Particulars	Details
Scrutiny Fee	Rs. 50 per paper (Demand Draft in favour of Finance Officer, MJPRU, Bareilly)
Challenge Valuation Fee	Rs. 2,500 per subject
Fee Refund (Challenge Valuation)	Rs. 2,000 refunded if marks increase by more than 20% on revaluation
Form Availability (General Courses)	Within 15 days of result declaration
Form Availability (Professional Courses)	Within 1 month of result declaration
Where to Get the Form	University Cash Counter, or the Students Related Forms page
Forms Page	mjpru.ac.in – Students Related Forms

The refund rule is the deciding factor: on challenge valuation you get Rs. 2,000 of the Rs. 2,500 back only if your marks rise by more than 20%, so it rewards a genuinely strong case and penalises a speculative one. For a suspected addition or a blank-page error, scrutiny at Rs. 50 is almost always the smarter first step.

How to Apply for Scrutiny or Challenge Valuation

1. Note the last date for scrutiny/challenge valuation announced with your result.
2. Collect the form from the university Cash Counter or download it from the Students Related Forms page.
3. Fill in Name, Roll Number, Course, Part/Semester and the Subject/Paper code(s).
4. Prepare the Demand Draft (scrutiny) or the challenge-valuation fee as notified.
5. Submit the form with fee to the Examination/Finance section before the deadline.
6. Keep the acknowledgement receipt for follow-up.
7. Watch the portal for the revised result once processing is complete.

Back Paper, Improvement and Ex-Student Result Rules

A large share of MJPRU result queries are not about the main result at all but about what happens after a fail or a low score. As an affiliating university with annual and semester tracks, MJPRU runs several parallel result types, and they appear under the same IUMS result page – you just change the “result type” selector.

• Back paper: for a student who has failed one or a limited number of papers and clears them in a separate back-paper/supplementary examination; the back-paper result carries the paper you re-appeared in.
• Improvement: for a passed student who wants a better score in a paper; the better of the two attempts is generally retained per the ordinance.
• Ex-student / former student: candidates completing leftover papers or a part after their regular batch has moved on appear as ex-students and check the same portal against their old roll number and session.
• Re-evaluation / challenge: revised results after scrutiny or challenge valuation are published under the re-evaluation result type.

Back-paper, improvement and supplementary results are typically released in phases – alongside or shortly after the regular declaration – so keep checking the portal rather than expecting a single date.

An Affiliating University: Which Courses and Streams Get Results

MJPRU declares results across the faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Law, Education, Management, Engineering and Pharmacy, both for its campus departments and for its wide affiliated-college network. Within each faculty the result is published subject-wise – BA/MA candidates across Hindi, English, History, Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Sanskrit, Education, Home Science, Music and Geography, and BSc/MSc candidates across Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Agriculture and Computer Science. The table groups the major programmes and the scheme they run on.

Level	Programmes	Pattern
Undergraduate	BA, BSc (PCM/PCB/Home Science/Agriculture), BCom	Annual / Semester (NEP)
UG Professional	BBA, BCA, LLB / BA LLB, B.Ed / B.P.Ed / B.El.Ed, B.Pharm, B.Tech, BHMCT	Semester
Postgraduate	MA, MSc, MCom	Semester (NEP)
PG Professional	MBA, MCA, MTech, MSW, MEd, M.Lib, LLM	Semester
Diploma / Certificate	PGDCA and other diploma & certificate courses	Semester / Year
Doctoral	PhD across disciplines	Research (3–6 years)

Whatever the programme, the result route is the same single IUMS result page – the difference is only the course you choose from the dropdown and the pattern (annual division versus NEP CGPA) that governs how the marksheet reads.

One practical consequence of the affiliating model is that your result is tied to your college code and college examination cell as much as to your personal roll number. Data for a paper flows from the college to the university evaluation section, so if one college’s submission is delayed, a batch of students from that college can see a result appear later than classmates in the same course at another college. When a result is missing only for students from your institution, the fastest fix is usually through the college examination cell rather than the portal.

MJPRU Exam-to-Result Timelines Through the Session

The examination calendar for an affiliating university spans the whole year because annual and semester tracks overlap. Use the indicative windows below to plan; the university confirms actual dates through its examination section, and heavy affiliated-college volume can shift declarations.

Examination	Programmes	Indicative Exam Period	Indicative Result Window
Odd Semester (NEP)	UG & PG (1st, 3rd, 5th)	December – February	April – June
Even Semester (NEP)	UG & PG (2nd, 4th, 6th)	April – June	July – September
Annual (Legacy Courses)	UG & PG (Part I, II, III)	February – April	May – August
Back Paper / Supplementary	All Courses	Along with regular exams / special window	With / after regular results

Reaching the DOR Helpdesk and Examination Office

When the portal itself is the problem – a captcha that will not load, a marksheet that will not download, or a result stuck on RL – the Directorate (DOR) technical helpdesk is the line Bareilly students use, while marks and evaluation disputes go to the Controller of Examination office. The key contacts and official links are below.

Particulars	Details
Address	Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Pilibhit By Pass Road, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh – 243006
General Phone	+91-581-4022293
General Email	office.dor@mjpru.ac.in
Technical Helpline (DOR)	+91-9026824798 (working days, 11 AM to 4 PM)
Helpdesk Email	helpdesk@mjprudor.ac.in
Controller of Examination Office	0581-2521467

 

Purpose	Official Link
Result Portal (IUMS)	mjpruiums.in – Examination Results
University Website	mjpru.ac.in
Students Related Forms (Scrutiny / Revaluation)	Students Related Forms
Examination Controller Office	Exam Controller Office
Syllabus	mjpru.ac.in/syllabus.aspx
Directorate (DOR) Contact	mjprudor.ac.in

When you contact the DOR helpdesk or the examination office about a result, keep your examination roll number, enrolment number, course, part/semester, session and affiliated college name ready – the office identifies your record from these, and having them to hand turns a call into a same-conversation fix rather than a call-back. For evaluation and marks disputes (RL, withheld, wrong marks), the Controller of Examination office is the correct authority; for portal and download problems, the DOR technical helpline is the right desk.

About Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly

MJPRU was established in 1975 as Rohilkhand University in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and was renamed in 1997 in honour of the social reformer Mahatma Jyotiba Phule. As a state public, affiliating university it serves the Rohilkhand region and affiliates a large number of degree colleges across arts, science, commerce, law, education, management, engineering and pharmacy, examining lakhs of students every year. Its move of UG and PG programmes onto the NEP-2020 semester system is why current results increasingly read in CGPA even as legacy annual divisions persist. Examinations, results, admit cards and allied services are delivered through the IUMS portal.

Particulars	Details
University	Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University (MJPRU)
Former Name	Rohilkhand University (renamed 1997)
Established	1975
Location	Pilibhit By Pass Road, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh – 243006
Type	State Public, Affiliating University
Result Portal	mjpruiums.in
Examination Pattern	Annual (legacy) & Semester (NEP-2020)
Grading	Marks & Division (annual) / 10-point CGPA (NEP semester)
Result Login	Roll number + captcha

MJPRU Result 2026 – Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my MJPRU result 2026 online?

Open the IUMS portal at mjpruiums.in/Results/ExamResult.aspx, select the result type and your course/session, enter your examination roll number, type the captcha, and submit. Your mjpru result loads with subject-wise marks, grade or division and pass/fail status, and you can download the provisional marksheet.

Why is my MJPRU result showing RL or not opening?

An RL (result later) or withheld status usually points to a college examination-form discrepancy, a pending fee, or an unfair-means case, while a blank screen is often heavy portal load or a wrong course/roll-number selection. Recheck your inputs and captcha, retry later, and if it persists raise it with your college exam cell and the Controller of Examination office.

What is the difference between scrutiny and challenge valuation in the MJPRU result?

Scrutiny costs Rs. 50 per paper and only re-totals and re-checks that nothing was left unmarked, while challenge valuation costs Rs. 2,500 per subject for a fresh re-evaluation. On challenge valuation, Rs. 2,000 is refunded only if your marks increase by more than 20%, so scrutiny is the cheaper first option for a suspected totalling error.

How is CGPA converted to percentage in the MJPRU result?

For NEP semester programmes the mjpru result CGPA is converted using the UGC formula Percentage = CGPA × 9.5, so a CGPA of 7.6 equals 72.2%. Some professional programmes such as MCA may use a course-specific formula in the ordinance, so verify it on the official portal.

How do I check a back paper, improvement or ex-student MJPRU result?

Use the same IUMS result page and change the result type to Back/Supplementary, Improvement or Re-evaluation. Ex-students clearing leftover papers check against their original roll number and session. These results are released in phases along with or after the regular declaration.

Which courses are covered under the MJPRU result 2026?

The mjpru result 2026 covers UG courses (BA, BSc, BCom, BBA, BCA, LLB, B.Ed, B.Pharm, B.Tech), PG courses (MA, MSc, MCom, MBA, MCA, MSW, LLM), diploma and PhD programmes, plus back-paper, improvement and supplementary examinations, all through mjpruiums.in.