Satavahana University UG CBCS R-19 2nd SEM Supply 4th & 5th Sem (R/B) & CBCS R-25 2nd Sem Reg Theory March 2026 Fee Notification

The Satavahana University UG CBCS R-19 2nd Semester Supplementary, 4th & 5th Semester (R/B) and CBCS R-25 2nd Semester Regular Theory Examinations – March 2026 Fee Notification has been officially released for undergraduate students. Candidates pursuing B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., BBA and other UG courses under affiliated colleges are advised to carefully check the notification and complete the examination fee payment within the prescribed schedule.

As per the notification, students belonging to CBCS R-19 regulation who have backlog subjects in 2nd Semester and those appearing for 4th & 5th Semester (Regular/Backlog) examinations are eligible to apply. Additionally, students under the newly implemented CBCS R-25 regulation who are studying 2nd Semester can register for the Regular Theory examinations scheduled to be conducted in March 2026.

The university has instructed all eligible candidates to submit their examination forms through their respective colleges. Students must pay the required examination fee along with any applicable late fee before the deadline. Colleges will forward the consolidated nominal rolls to the university examination branch after verifying the details.

Candidates are advised to ensure that their personal details, subject codes, and backlog papers are correctly mentioned in the application form to avoid discrepancies during hall ticket generation. The university will release the detailed time table and hall tickets on the official website prior to the commencement of exams.

Students should note that no applications will be accepted after the last date without late fee, and further extensions, if any, will be notified separately. For exact fee structure, payment schedule, and other instructions, candidates are encouraged to contact their college examination section or visit the official website of Satavahana University.

This notification is crucial for students aiming to clear backlog subjects and progress academically in the upcoming academic cycle.