Degree 1st Year Result 2026
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The Degree 2nd Year result is the middle step of the three year pass course, and the year where carried courses from 1st Year are usually cleared.
Your roll or registration number goes straight to the official National University server.
Nothing you type is saved on this site. It is handed to the official server and the answer comes back to you.
Everyone opens the server at once on publication day. Give it ten minutes, or send the text message instead.
Look up any published session without leaving this page. The university asks a small sum before it answers; type the answer and press search.
One text message brings the Degree 2nd Year summary back. No internet, no queue.
Published details
Second year is when the candidate count drops sharply — a large number of 1st Year students do not fill up the form for the next year at all. If you sat both your 2nd Year papers and a carried 1st Year course, both appear on the same marksheet, and clearing the old course matters more than the new grade, because you cannot receive the degree with an outstanding F.
| Examination | Degree Pass 2nd Year Examination |
|---|---|
| Session | 2024 |
| Result date | 11 July 2026 |
| Pass rate | 93.53% |
| Status | PublishedLive on the official result server |
Step by step
Check the marksheet, not just the pass line, if you sat any 1st Year course again this year.
Full detail: subject grades, points and the final CGPA.
Any browser works, including Chrome on a cheap handset. On the day Degree 2nd Year comes out the server crawls, so wait rather than hitting reload.
Pick the right course group first, then the year. Selecting the wrong year is the usual cause of a result not found message.
Copy the number exactly as printed on your admit card, with no spaces or dashes.
This is the examination year, not the year you were admitted. It is the field students in the 2024 session get wrong most often.
Your name, roll, course grades and CGPA appear. Save a screenshot or print the page.
Slower to arrive, but it works when the server will not load.
A borrowed phone is fine — the reply returns to whichever number sent the message.
For Degree 2nd Year the format is NU DEG 123456, using your own roll number.
That short code is the National University gateway. Grameenphone, Robi, Banglalink, Airtel and Teletalk all reach it.
Expect a short reply quickly. Publication-day queues can stretch it to an hour, which is normal.
No internet needed
Build the exact message below, copy it, and send it to 16222 from any mobile phone. The code is DEG for every degree year, including 2nd Year.
The exact format
NU space DEG space ROLL
Send to 16222
Example: NU DEG 123456
It costs one ordinary SMS. Ignore anyone who asks for payment to check a result.
Grades, points and CGPA
Carried 1st Year courses appear as a separate block below your regular 2nd Year courses.
Go to results.nu.ac.bd and choose Degree 2nd Year.
Type the registration number from your registration card. The roll will not open the grade-by-grade view.
The full Degree 2nd Year sheet loads, course by course, with points beside each grade.
An F means that course has to be taken again. Read every line, not only the total.
Print one copy and keep a PDF. You will need the numbers again at admission and on job forms.
Enter the credit and grade for each course to see your weighted CGPA.
| Marks | Grade | Point | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80–100 | A+ | 4.00 | Outstanding |
| 75–79 | A | 3.75 | Excellent |
| 70–74 | A- | 3.50 | Very good |
| 65–69 | B+ | 3.25 | Good |
| 60–64 | B | 3.00 | Satisfactory |
| Marks | Grade | Point | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55–59 | B- | 2.75 | Above average |
| 50–54 | C+ | 2.50 | Average |
| 45–49 | C | 2.25 | Below average |
| 40–44 | D | 2.00 | Pass |
| 00–39 | F | 0.00 | Fail |
Board challenge
If a grade looks far below what you expected, you can pay to have the script re-checked. You can challenge a 2nd Year course and a carried 1st Year course together, paying the fee separately for each.
It names the exam, the courses that can be challenged, the last date and the fee.
Use the board challenge option for Degree 2nd Year on the National University portal.
You pay for each course separately, so choose the ones where the grade is genuinely surprising.
Keep the application number printed on it. You need it for payment and for follow-up.
Through the channel named in the notice — Sonali Seba at a bank branch, or the mobile option if the notice allows it.
Colleges set their own internal deadline, always earlier than the university one. Do not leave it to the last day.
The notice states exactly how to pay for Degree 2nd Year. Agents who offer to "fix" a result are scammers.
Board challenge result
A corrected carried course updates your 1st Year record as well, so check both years after the notice.
| Examination | Notice date | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree 2nd Year revaluation | Not announced | Processing | Notice expected in August 2026 |
Look on the National University notice board for a notice naming Degree 2nd Year and the words revaluation or board challenge.
Expect a small file — just the Degree 2nd Year rolls with a corrected grade.
Press Ctrl+F on a computer, or tap the search icon in a mobile PDF reader, and type your Degree 2nd Year roll.
Nothing was altered. The Degree 2nd Year grade you already have is final.
The server now shows the revised Degree 2nd Year marks. No application is needed to get the new sheet.
Asked by students
Pick Degree Pass and 2nd Year on results.nu.ac.bd with your roll or registration number, or send NU DEG <your roll> to 16222.
Usually yes, as an irregular candidate in the following exam of the same year, provided your registration is still valid. Your college office confirms the exact route.
Registration runs for a fixed number of years from your admission session. Once it expires you cannot sit any exam until it is renewed, which is handled by your college.
Yes. The final degree result is built from all three years, so 2nd Year grades stay on the record.
The gateway sends replies in queues on result day. A delay of an hour or two is normal and does not mean anything about your result.