JNTUA Pharm.D 1st Year Adv.Supple-Supply Exams Feb 2026 Recounting results Notification

The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur (JNTUA) has officially released the Pharm.D 1st Year Advanced Supplementary (Supply) Examinations February 2026 Recounting Results Notification. Students who had applied for recounting after the declaration of regular supplementary results can now check their updated marks through the university’s official portal.

The recounting process was conducted to ensure transparency and accuracy in the evaluation system. Many students who were not satisfied with their initial results applied for this facility, hoping for corrections in totaling errors or any unnoticed discrepancies. After careful re-evaluation of answer scripts, JNTUA has finalized and published the recounting outcomes.

Candidates are advised to visit the official JNTUA website and navigate to the “Examinations” section to access the recounting results. By entering their hall ticket number, students can easily download their revised marks memo. It is important to carefully verify all details mentioned in the updated result sheet.

Students should note that the recounting process mainly involves rechecking the totaling of marks and verifying whether all answers have been evaluated. It does not include revaluation or re-assessment of answers. Hence, changes in marks may be minimal or, in some cases, unchanged.

For students whose marks have improved after recounting, the updated marks will be considered final and reflected in their academic records. Those who still feel dissatisfied may need to wait for further notifications regarding revaluation (if applicable).

JNTUA has once again demonstrated its commitment to maintaining fairness and transparency in the examination system. Students are encouraged to stay updated with official announcements for further academic updates, results, and notifications related to Pharm.D courses.

For more details, regularly check the official website and stay connected with your respective colleges.