Telangana University UG CBCS 2nd, 4th, 6th Sem Reg & 1st, 3rd, 5th Sem Backlogs Exam Mar 2026 Fee Notification

The Telangana University has released the fee notification for Undergraduate (UG) CBCS examinations scheduled to be conducted in March 2026. This notification is applicable to students pursuing various UG courses under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), including those appearing for regular and backlog examinations.

According to the official announcement, candidates of 2nd, 4th, and 6th semester are eligible to apply for the regular examinations, while students of 1st, 3rd, and 5th semesters can register for their backlog papers. The university has provided a detailed schedule for payment of examination fees, along with guidelines to ensure a smooth application process.

Students are required to pay the prescribed examination fee within the stipulated deadline through their respective colleges. The fee structure varies depending on the number of subjects a student wishes to appear for. Candidates are advised to carefully check the fee details and submit the application forms without delay to avoid late fees or rejection.

The notification also emphasizes the importance of verifying personal and academic details before submission. Any discrepancies in the application must be corrected through the college authorities before the final submission. Additionally, students should ensure they meet attendance and academic requirements set by the university to be eligible for the examinations.

Colleges affiliated with Telangana University are instructed to collect applications, verify details, and forward them to the university within the specified timeline. They are also responsible for guiding students regarding fee payment procedures and examination regulations.

Students are encouraged to stay updated by regularly visiting the official university website or contacting their college administration for any clarifications. This examination process is crucial for academic progression, and timely compliance with the notification will help students avoid unnecessary complications.