JNTUK M.Tech R25 Regulations Download

The M.Tech R25 Academic Regulations of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kakinada (JNTUK) are the latest rules and guidelines introduced for postgraduate engineering programs. These regulations are applicable to students admitted into the M.Tech course from the academic year 2025–26 onwards. The R25 regulation framework is designed to modernize postgraduate education, improve research quality, and align with current technological and industry requirements.

Under the R25 regulations, the M.Tech program is generally offered as a two-year postgraduate course divided into four semesters. The curriculum follows the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), which allows students to select certain elective subjects according to their interests and specialization. The program structure includes core subjects, professional electives, open electives, laboratory work, seminars, and a major project in the final stage of the course.

The regulations also explain various academic rules such as credit requirements, grading system, attendance rules, evaluation methods, and promotion criteria. Students must maintain the minimum required attendance percentage to be eligible for examinations. The evaluation system generally includes internal assessment and end semester examinations. Continuous assessment through assignments, seminars, and lab work also contributes to the final grade.

Another important aspect of the R25 regulations is the project and research component. In the final year, students are required to complete a major project or dissertation under the supervision of a faculty member. This helps students develop research skills and practical knowledge in their chosen field. The regulations also contain guidelines regarding academic integrity, malpractice rules, and disciplinary actions during examinations.

Students studying in affiliated colleges of JNTUK must strictly follow these regulations throughout their M.Tech program. The official R25 regulation document can be downloaded in PDF format from the university or affiliated academic websites for detailed information about the course structure, credit distribution, and academic policies.