MDU result 2025: Maharshi Dayanand University declares BCA, B.Ed., B.Com. and PG results for July session; check direct link here
MDU results 2025:
Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, has officially declared results for a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as part of its July session 2025.
Students from multiple streams including BCA, B.Ed.
, B.Com., and M.Sc. can now check their results on the official website.
The university released the results over two consecutive days, catering to both regular and reappear candidates. These results cover final-year assessments, semester exams, and reappear evaluations, offering much-awaited clarity for students across disciplines.
Multiple UG and PG results released over two days
On July 11, MDU declared results for the Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) 3-year programme, Semester 06.
Also released were results for M.Vocational (Food Science and Nutrition), Semester 04; Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Education (B.Com. B.Ed.) and Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education (B.A. B.Ed.) 4-year Integrated Teacher Education Programmes (ITEP), Semesters 01 and 03; Bachelor of Commerce (General, Honours, Vocational), Semesters 05 and 06 (full and reappear); and Master of Arts (Economics Honours 5-year), Semesters 01 and 03 (reappear).
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On July 10, MDU had released postgraduate science results for several Master of Science (M.Sc.) programmes. These included M.Sc. Chemistry, M.Sc. Statistics, M.Sc. Zoology, M.Sc. Forensic Science, M.Sc. Environmental Sciences, M.Sc. Microbial Bio-technology, M.Sc. Medical Biotechnology, and M.Sc. Bioinformatics, all for Semester 04 (full and reappear).
The results have been made available on MDU's official result portal, enabling students to check their marks and download their scorecards conveniently online.
How to check and download
MDU semester results
2025 online
Students can follow the steps below to access their results:
Step 1: Visit the official result portal: https://result.mdurtk.in/postexam/result.aspx
Step 2: Select your programme from the dropdown menu
Step 3: Enter your registration or roll number and other required details
Step 4: Click on the 'Proceed Now' or similar button to view your result
Step 5: Download and save the result PDF for future reference
Direct link to check and download the MDU UG and PG semester results 2025
Students are advised to verify their marksheets carefully and contact the university in case of discrepancies.
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