KU Results 2023 (Out): Check Kakatiya University UG, PG Results

Maimil Maiti

Updated on - Apr 25, 2024

The KU results 2024 for the semester end-term semester examinations. Results for BTech courses were declared on the official website. The KU results 2023 are declared in online mode. The announced online marks/grades and results information must not be considered a final or valid Statement of Marks. Candidates must score 40% in their internal examinations of Kakatiya University and maintain an aggregate of 50% to pass their semester examinations.

To view the KU result 2023, applicants must enter their hall ticket number to log in to the results window. After the declaration of the Kakatiya University results 2023, the university releases a mark sheet that consists of internal assignments and end-term examinations. KU results are published after the conduction of the exam. Students can request revaluation of the answer papers if unhappy with the results declared.

Table of Contents

• KU Result 2023 Important Dates
• How to Check KU Result 2023?
• Details Mentioned on KU Result 2023
• KU Grade System 2023
• How to Apply for KU Result Revaluation 2023

KU Result 2023 Important Dates

Kakatiya University declared the Results 2023 for the semester examinations on the official website. The important links and dates to check KU Results 2023 are tabulated below.

How to Check KU Result 2023?

Students can check their KU results 2023 online. KU holds end-term semester examinations throughout the year, depending on the course. To view the KU results 2023, applicants must enter their hall ticket number. The KU online result is provisional and just for immediate information. KU issues the final mark sheets at the end of each semester to the students. The process to check the KU results 2023 is mentioned below.

• Step 1: Go to the KU official website - kakatiya.ac.in.
• Step 2: Navigate to "Examination Branch" at the top of the home page and click on it.
• Step 3: A new page appears with all the course names and result links.
• Step 4: Click on the result link to be viewed. 
• Step 5: A login window appears on the screen. Now, enter the hall ticket number and security code.
• Step 6: Click on the "Submit" button.
• Step 7: The KU Results 2023 will be displayed on the screen. Students can save it for future reference. 

Details Mentioned on KU Result 2023

After viewing the KU Results online, students should check whether the details printed on the scorecard are free of mistakes. It is important to cross-check the KU Results card since any discrepancies may cause problems in the future. In case of errors, students are advised to inform the examination controller or concerned officials to reissue the new accurate results. The details given on the KU Results 2023 are given below.

• Name of Candidate
• Guardian’s Name
• Hall Ticket Number
• Roll Number
• Course Name
• Semester/Year
• Subject Names
• Maximum Marks
• Marks Obtained
• Results Status
• Controller of Examination Signature
• Date of Result Declaration

KU Grade System 2023

KU follows a grading system used for both assignment and theory marks. Tabulated below is the KU grading system students will get based on their performance in the exam. 

How to Apply for KU Result Revaluation 2023

KU offers its students the option of revaluating examination papers for theory subjects after the Results declaration. Students dissatisfied with their term-end examination KU results 2023 can apply for revaluation. The process to apply for KU result revaluation is given below.

• Students who wish to apply for a revaluation should apply within 20 days of the Results declaration. 
• The application for revaluation/recounting is available on the ‘Forms’ section of the KU exam portal, which the students can download. 
• Students should submit the duly filled application form, the original marks statement, and a revaluation/recounting fee of INR 275 per paper at the office of the principal or exam division of the university. 
• The answer book of the applicant will be evaluated or rechecked by an external examiner.
• If the difference is less than 10% of the marks obtained by the candidate, the original marks are retained. If the difference is 10-20% more than the original marks, then the marks given on revaluation are taken as the final marks of the candidate. If the difference exceeds 20%, the university sends the answer book for a second revaluation. The average of the two revaluation marks will be given to the candidate.