Kaloji Narayana Rao University FINAL MBBS PART-I Exam Nov 2025 Backlog Candidate Results

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has officially announced the results of the Final MBBS Part-I Backlog Examinations conducted in November 2025. The declaration of results marks a significant academic milestone for backlog candidates who appeared for the examinations with the aim of clearing pending subjects and continuing their medical education without further delay.

The November 2025 backlog examinations were conducted smoothly across various affiliated medical colleges under KNRUHS, following all academic regulations and examination guidelines prescribed by the university. Students appeared for the exams in core pre-clinical subjects, which form a strong foundation for advanced clinical training in the MBBS curriculum. The evaluation process was carried out meticulously by experienced examiners to ensure fairness, accuracy, and transparency.

According to university officials, the results reflect a balanced outcome, with many candidates successfully clearing their backlogs through consistent preparation and focused revision. For these students, the results bring relief and renewed confidence, allowing them to move ahead in their academic journey and align with their respective batches. The university emphasized that clearing Part-I is crucial for building conceptual clarity and professional competence in medical studies.

The results have been made available on the official KNRUHS website, where students can check their individual performance by entering their examination details. Candidates are advised to download and preserve their result sheets for future reference. The university has also provided options for revaluation or recounting, subject to submission of applications within the notified deadline.

For students who were unable to clear certain subjects, KNRUHS has encouraged them to seek academic guidance, attend remedial sessions, and prepare strategically for upcoming examinations. The university reaffirmed its commitment to supporting students while maintaining high academic standards in medical education.