ANU P.G. 4th Sem (Regular & Supply) Exam Centres List April 2026 Notification

Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) has officially released the P.G. 4th Semester (Regular & Supplementary) Examination Centres List for April 2026, bringing clarity and direction to postgraduate students preparing for their final semester examinations. This notification is highly significant for candidates enrolled in various postgraduate courses such as M.A., M.Com., M.Sc., M.Ed., and other allied programs under ANU and its affiliated colleges.

As per the announcement, the university has carefully allocated examination centres across multiple regions to ensure smooth and hassle-free conduct of exams. The centres are distributed strategically, keeping in mind the convenience of students, availability of infrastructure, and administrative feasibility. Students are advised to check their respective college-wise or course-wise centre allotments to avoid confusion on the day of examination.

The examination centres list includes details such as the name of the college, centre code, and the courses assigned to each centre. In most cases, students may be allotted centres other than their own colleges to maintain transparency and fair conduct of examinations. Therefore, it is essential for candidates to verify their centre details well in advance and plan their travel accordingly.

Students appearing for both regular and supplementary examinations must strictly adhere to the guidelines issued by the university. They should carry their hall tickets, valid ID proof, and other necessary materials to the examination centre. Entry without proper documentation will not be permitted under any circumstances.

ANU has also emphasized that all candidates must follow examination rules and maintain discipline within the premises. Any malpractice or violation of guidelines will be dealt with seriously as per university norms.

The release of the exam centres list marks an important step in the examination process, helping students prepare logistically and mentally. Candidates are encouraged to stay updated through official university communications for any further instructions or changes regarding the April 2026 examinations.