Calcutta University Semester Results 2024 Released: Here's How to View Your Scorecard
The University of Calcutta (CU) has announced the much-awaited results for undergraduate (UG) semester exams, marking a pivotal moment for students awaiting their academic outcomes. Additionally, CU has introduced significant changes to the admission process for Bachelor of Technology (BTech) programs, impacting prospective candidates seeking enrollment for the academic year 2024.
The University of Calcutta (CU) has announced the much-awaited results for undergraduate (UG) semester exams, marking a pivotal moment for students awaiting their academic outcomes. Additionally, CU has introduced significant changes to the admission process for Bachelor of Technology (BTech) programs, impacting prospective candidates seeking enrollment for the academic year 2024.
Semester Exam Results:
CU has released the results for Semester-I examinations across Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), and Bachelor of Science (BSc) programs. Students can access their CU Semester Results 2024 online through the official website, wbresults.nic.in.
Downloading CU Results 2024:
To download the CU Semester Results 2024, students can follow these simple steps:
- Visit the official website of Calcutta University Results at wbresults.nic.in.
- Navigate to the link titled 'B.A./B.Sc. Semester-I (Honours/ General/ Major) Examinations, 2023 (Under CBCS)' on the homepage.
- Enter the roll number in the designated field.
- Verify the details and click on submit.
- The Calcutta University Semester Result 2024 will be displayed on the screen.
- Save a copy of the result for future reference.
It's essential to note that while the results are available online, they are provisional. Students are advised to collect their original mark sheets from the university once available.
Revised BTech Admission Process:
In a significant development, CU has revised its BTech admission process. Prospective candidates seeking admission to BTech courses will now be enrolled based on their Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) rankings. Previously, the university had reserved 40% of seats for science graduates exempted from the JEE requirement. However, under the revised process, admission via JEE rankings will be the primary criterion.
Additionally, a limited number of students from specific BSc programs can still gain entry into the third semester through the Joint Entrance Lateral Engineering Test (JELET).