ANU B.Ed 2nd Sem (Regular & Supply) Exam June 2026 Centres Proceedings

Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) has released the examination centre proceedings for the B.Ed 2nd Semester Regular and Supplementary examinations scheduled to be held in June 2026. Candidates pursuing the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) course under the university and its affiliated colleges can now check their allotted examination centres and make necessary preparations for the upcoming examinations.

According to the proceedings issued by the university, the examinations will be conducted at designated centres across various districts to ensure smooth and transparent conduct of the exams. Students are advised to carefully verify the examination centre allotted to them and note the reporting time mentioned in their hall tickets. The university has instructed candidates to reach the examination venue well before the commencement of the examination and strictly follow all guidelines issued by the authorities.

Both Regular and Supplementary candidates are required to carry their hall ticket and a valid photo identity card to the examination centre. Entry into the examination hall will not be permitted without these documents. Candidates are also advised to refrain from carrying electronic gadgets, mobile phones, smart watches, or any unauthorized materials inside the examination hall, as strict disciplinary action will be taken against violators.

Students can obtain detailed information regarding the examination centre allotment and proceedings through the official notifications released by Acharya Nagarjuna University. The centre proceedings provide important details such as college-wise centre allocation and examination instructions. Candidates are advised to regularly visit the university website and stay updated with the latest announcements regarding the June 2026 B.Ed examinations.

The ANU B.Ed 2nd Semester Regular and Supplementary examinations are expected to be conducted as per the schedule announced by the university, and students are encouraged to prepare well and attend the examinations without fail.