JNTU Kakinada (JNTUK) Result 2026: Direct Link for B.Tech, B.Pharm Semester Exams & Rank Card Results 2026

About JNTUK Kakinada Examinations:

JNTUK follows a highly organized Semester-based Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). For the 2026 session, examinations are conducted twice a year: the "Odd Semester" (Nov/Dec) and the "Even Semester" (April/May). Results are typically released within 30 to 45 days of the last exam. Notably, the B.Pharmacy IV-I and B.Tech I-II (R23) results for the late 2025 cycle were released in early January 2026.

The university uses a centralized digital evaluation system to ensure speed and accuracy. Results are published first on the official results portal (jntukresults.edu.in). While the online result is a provisional marksheet, it contains the necessary SGPA/CGPA and individual subject grades required for immediate recruitment drives or higher education applications.

Step-by-Step Guide to Check JNTUK Result 2026:

1. Visit the official result portal: jntukresults.edu.in.
2. Click on the relevant link for your course and semester (e.g., I B.Tech II Sem (R23) Regular Exams June 2025).
3. Enter your Hall Ticket Number (10-digit alphanumeric code).
4. Solve the simple security captcha.
5. Click on 'Submit' to view your result.
6. Download the PDF Scorecard and verify your subject-wise grades.

Core Academic Links:

• Official Results Portal: jntukresults.edu.in
• Online Services (Original Degree/Migration): jntuksdc.co.in
• 2026 Academic Calendar: jntuk.edu.in/academic-calendars
• Examination Portal (Time Tables): jntuksdc.co.in/notifications

Grading Pattern:

JNTUK follows a 10-point scale for all recent regulations (R19, R20, R23). To pass a theory subject in 2026, a student must secure a minimum of 35% in the End Semester Exam and a total of 40% (Internal + External).

Percentage Calculation Formula: $Percentage = (CGPA - 0.5) \times 10$

Expert Student Insight:

Expert Tips for JNTUK Students

• Revaluation & Challenge Valuation: If you are unhappy with your 2026 marks, JNTUK offers two paths: Revaluation (approx. ₹1000 per subject) and Challenge Valuation (approx. ₹5000 per subject). If you pass in Challenge Valuation, a significant portion of the fee is often refunded.
• Grace Marks (0.15% Rule): For final-year students in 2026, JNTUK often allows a special grace mark adjustment (usually 0.15% of total marks) to help students clear one or two backlogs to obtain their degree. Check the "Director of Evaluation" circulars for eligibility.
• CBT (Computer Based Test): If you missed your internal mid-exams due to valid reasons, keep an eye on the CBT Notification. JNTUK usually conducts a CBT once a year to allow students to improve their internal scores.