JNTUA B.Pharm 4th Yr 2nd Sem (R19) Reg & Supply Exams March/April 2026 Recounting results Notification

The JNTUA B.Pharmacy 4th Year 2nd Semester (R19 Regulation) Regular & Supply Examinations held in March/April 2026 – Recounting Results Notification has been officially released by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur. Candidates who had applied for recounting of their answer scripts can now check the updated results through the university’s official examination portal.

The recounting process is an important academic facility provided by JNTUA for students who are not satisfied with their original marks. Through this process, answer sheets are re-verified to ensure that all answers are correctly evaluated, totaling is accurate, and no question is left unchecked. However, it should be noted that recounting does not involve re-evaluation or re-correction of answers; it only ensures accuracy in counting and marking transfer.

Students from the B.Pharmacy 4th Year 2nd Semester (R19 Regulation) batch who appeared for both regular and supplementary examinations in March/April 2026 are eligible to check these recounting results. The university has made the results available in a PDF format on its official examination results website. Candidates are advised to search using their hall ticket number to confirm whether any change in marks has occurred after recounting.

If there is any change in marks, the updated score will be considered final for academic and admission-related purposes. Students are also advised to download and preserve the revised marks memo for future reference. In cases where no change is observed, the original marks will remain valid.

The notification further emphasizes that any further requests for re-recounting or re-evaluation will not be entertained as per university rules. Students who are still unsatisfied with their performance may prepare for supplementary examinations or upcoming academic opportunities.

Overall, this recounting result notification is an important step in ensuring transparency and fairness in the evaluation process conducted by JNTUA for pharmacy students under the R19 regulation scheme.