VTU Results 2026 - May/June UG Marksheet Released
Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has released results for its May/June 2026 examination cycle on the official results portal, results.vtu.ac.in. Students enrolled in undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programmes, including B.E/B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Plan, B.Sc (Hons), B.Design, can check and download their provisional marksheets online by entering their University Seat Number (USN). No login ID or password is required.
Click Here: VTU May/June Results 2026
What Is the VTU May/June 2026 Result About?
This section explains which exam cycle the result belongs to and who it covers. The May/June session corresponds to VTU's even-semester examinations, and results are typically declared in the June/July window after evaluation is complete.
VTU conducts examinations twice a year for all affiliated colleges: an odd-semester session (results out around January/February) and an even-semester session (results out around June/July). The VTU results for May/June exams are usually declared in June or July 2026. The current release covers even-semester papers such as B.E 8th semester, B.E 6th semester (2022 scheme), B.Arch, M.Tech (Viva-Voce), and related UG/PG courses, with updates being pushed in stages on the official portal. As per the official VTU results page, the latest update includes results for B.E 8th semester (all regions), B.E 7th semester under the 2022 scheme, B.Arch 10th semester, M.Tech (Viva-Voce), and B.E/B.Tech for all regions.
Courses Covered Under VTU Results 2026
This section lists the degree programmes whose results are part of this release, so students can quickly confirm if their course is included.
| Category | Programmes Covered |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate (UG) | B.E / B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Plan, B.Sc (Hons), B.Design |
Results are primarily applicable to students under the CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) scheme, including the 2021 and 2022 scheme batches.
How to Check VTU Results 2026 Online (Step-by-Step)
This section gives the exact process to view and download your VTU marksheet, which is the most searched part of any results query.
Follow these steps to check your VTU May/June 2026 result:
- Visit the official VTU results portal at results.vtu.ac.in.
- Locate and click the result link relevant to your course and semester (for example, "B.E 8th semester" or "PG results").
- Enter your University Seat Number (USN) in the box provided.
- Submit the form to load your provisional marksheet instantly.
- Review your marksheet and download it as a PDF for your records.
You only need your USN no login ID or password is required to check VTU results.
What Details Appear on the VTU Provisional Marksheet?
This section explains what information your result page will display once it loads, helping you know what to check for accuracy.
The provisional marksheet shows subject-wise marks, total marks, SGPA, pass/fail status, and a PDF download option. It is important to remember this is a provisional online scorecard, not the final printed marks card that your college issues later. Students should:
- Verify name, USN, subject marks, and SGPA carefully for any errors.
- Download and save the PDF immediately, along with a screenshot as backup.
- Contact the college exam section or VTU helpdesk promptly if any discrepancy is found, since corrections can be made before the final marks card is issued.
How to Calculate SGPA and CGPA for VTU Results
This section covers how VTU grades are computed, useful for students whose marksheet doesn't show SGPA clearly or who want to verify it.
VTU follows a credit-based grading system, where SGPA and CGPA are calculated based on internal and external marks on a 10-point scale.
SGPA = (Sum of (Grade Point × Credits) for all subjects) ÷ Total Credits
This calculation is important for placements, higher studies applications, and scholarship eligibility, so students should confirm their SGPA matches the figure shown on the official marksheet.
What If You Have a Backlog or Fail in a Subject?
This section addresses what students should do if their result shows an "F" (fail) grade or a pending backlog paper.
If a subject shows an "F" (Fail) or appears as a backlog, students get another opportunity to clear it in the next corresponding semester examination cycle. It's advisable to check with your department regarding revaluation or supplementary exam schedules for that subject.
VTU Revaluation and Photocopy Process
This section explains the option available to students who are not satisfied with their results.
If you're dissatisfied with your VTU result, you can apply for:
- Revaluation - re-checking of your answer script by a different examiner.
- Photocopy - a scanned copy of your answer script for self-review.
VTU revaluation results are generally released within 3- 4 weeks after the application deadline, though in some cases it may extend further depending on the volume of applications. Students should keep checking the official VTU results portal for the formal revaluation/photocopy notification and fee details, as these are announced separately after the regular results.
VTU Result Declaration Timeline 2026
This section gives a quick overview of when VTU typically announces results across the academic year, useful for planning ahead.
| Exam Session | Typical Result Month |
|---|---|
| November/December exams | January/February 2026 |
| May/June exams | June/July 2026 |
The VTU Results are usually declared in January/February for November/December exams and in June/July for May/June exams. Students should rely on the official portal, results.vtu.ac.in, for the most accurate and updated declaration dates, as schedules can shift slightly depending on evaluation timelines.
