JNTUGV DAAP Academic Calendar 2nd Year B.Tech AY 2026-27 Notification

The Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-Gurajada Vizianagaram (JNTU-GV) Directorate of Academic Audit and Planning (DAAP) plays a key role in designing and implementing the academic structure for all affiliated colleges. The DAAP Academic Calendar for the 2nd Year B.Tech under the Academic Year (AY) 2026–27 provides a systematic schedule for regulating class work, internal examinations, semester exams, and holidays. This notification ensures smooth academic planning for students, faculty, and institutions under the university.

As per the official academic planning framework of JNTU-GV, the 2nd Year B.Tech (II-I and II-II semesters) calendar typically includes clear timelines for instruction periods, mid-term examinations, practical sessions, and end semester examinations. The calendar is prepared in alignment with AICTE guidelines to ensure a minimum number of instructional days and proper coverage of syllabus before examinations. It also includes scheduled vacation periods, internship windows, and academic breaks for students.

For AY 2026–27, the DAAP calendar for 2nd year B.Tech is expected to commence with the beginning of the odd semester (II-I) classes in July 2026, followed by mid examinations after 8–10 weeks of instruction. The end semester examinations are generally scheduled around November 2026. Similarly, the even semester (II-II) is likely to begin in December or January and continue till April 2027, followed by internal assessments and final examinations.

The academic calendar also highlights important administrative deadlines such as submission of internal marks, syllabus completion targets, and laboratory evaluation schedules. Students are advised to strictly follow the timetable released by their respective colleges based on the DAAP notification to avoid academic delays.

Overall, the JNTUGV DAAP Academic Calendar 2026–27 for 2nd Year B.Tech serves as a structured roadmap that ensures discipline, timely completion of syllabus, and efficient academic management across all affiliated institutions.