AKTU One View Result 2025 Declared for odd semester exams at aktu.ac.in; check steps to download and more
Earlier this year, the university announced the even semester results. With the latest release, candidates can now check their academic performance across multiple courses and semesters, including both regular and supplementary (carry-over) exams. AKTU conducts semester exams twice a year, covering even and odd semesters for a wide range of technical and professional programs.
Courses & Semesters Included in the Latest AKTU Result 2025
BFAD: 3rd, 5th, and 7th Semesters
BVoc: 3rd and 5th Semesters
MTech, MURP, MArch: 3rd Semester
BTech, BPharma: 5th and 7th Semesters
MCA, MBA: Relevant Semesters
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AKTU Result 2025: How to Check AKTU One View Result 2025 Online
Step 1: Visit the official AKTU website: www.aktu.ac.in
Step 2: Click on the 'Results' section on the homepage
Step 3: Select the link titled 'One View Result 2025 – Even Semester'
Step 4: Enter your roll number and other required details
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Step 5: Submit and view your result. You can download and save the provisional marksheet for future reference.
Key Information About AKTU Results 2025
Results are released course-wise and in phases, covering programmes like BTech, MBA, MCA, BPharma, etc.
Students are advised to regularly visit the official site for the latest result announcements.
Use the correct roll number to avoid errors in accessing your result.
The online result is provisional and should be used only for reference. The official mark sheet issued by AKTU will be required for academic and administrative purposes.
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