Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya BSc Result 2026

Hemchand Yadav BSc Result 2026 Released

Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya (HYV), Durg has officially declared the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) Second Year Result 2026 on 23 July 2026. Students can now access their marks online through the university's official result portal.

Short Information

Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya, also known as Durg University, has released the B.Sc 2nd Year undergraduate results for various student categories. This declaration covers students under both the New Syllabus (NEP-aligned) and the previous syllabus patterns. The results are available for Regular, Private, Ex-students, and those appearing for Supply/ATKT (Allowed To Keep Terms) examinations.

The results have been made available in an online mode to ensure easy access for all candidates. Students are advised to check their specific category to ensure they are viewing the correct marksheet.

How to Check Results Online

To view your Hemchand Yadav BSc Result 2026, follow these detailed steps to ensure you download the correct document:

1. Visit the Official Portal: Navigate to the official result website at durg.ucanapply.com/result-details.
2. Select Your Category: Locate the specific link that matches your examination category. The university has provided separate links for:
   • B.Sc 2nd Year Regular/Private (New Syllabus)
   • B.Sc 2nd Year Supply/ATKT (New Syllabus)
   • B.Sc 2nd Year EX (New Syllabus)
   • B.Sc 2nd Year Supply/ATKT (Old Syllabus/Other)
   • B.Sc 2nd Year EX (Old Syllabus/Other)
3. Enter Credentials: Once you click the relevant link, you will be prompted to enter your Roll Number or other required login credentials.
4. Submit and View: Click the submit button to generate your provisional marksheet on the screen.
5. Verify Details: Carefully review your name, roll number, subject-wise marks, and the final result status (Pass/Fail/ATKT).
6. Download and Print: Save a digital copy of the result and take a printout for your academic records.

Cut-Off Marks & Merit List

The university has released the results for multiple categories simultaneously. While the university does not typically publish a separate merit list for general B.Sc years, students can determine their standing by checking their individual marks.

The results include detailed subject-wise marks, which allow students to understand their performance in each component of the B.Sc curriculum. For students appearing under the Supply/ATKT category, the result will indicate whether the backlog has been cleared.

Important Instructions for Students:

• Provisional Status: The online result is a provisional marksheet only. It is not the final original marksheet issued by the university.
• Discrepancies: If you find any errors in your name, marks, or roll number, immediately contact your respective college examination section or the HYV university administration.
• Record Keeping: Always keep your roll number and login credentials safe, as they are required for future document downloads.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When was the Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya Durg B.Sc 2nd Year Result 2026 declared? The result was officially declared on 23 July 2026.

Q2. Where can I check the Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya Durg B.Sc 2nd Year Result 2026? You can check your result on the official result portal at durg.ucanapply.com/result-details.

Q3. Which categories of B.Sc 2nd Year result were released on 23 July 2026? The university released results for Regular/Private (New Syllabus), Supply/ATKT (New Syllabus), EX (New Syllabus), as well as Supply/ATKT and EX categories for the older syllabus.

Q4. What does "Supply/ATKT" mean in the Hemchand Yadav Vishwavidyalaya Durg result? ATKT stands for "Allowed To Keep Terms." This status applies to students who have not cleared one or more subjects but are permitted to proceed to the next academic year, provided they clear the pending subjects in subsequent supplementary exams.

Q5. Is the online B.Sc 2nd Year result the final marksheet? No, the result available on the portal is a provisional marksheet. Students must collect their original marksheet from their respective colleges or the university at a later date.