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

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has officially announced the Final MBBS Part-I Examination results for referred candidates who appeared in the November 2025 examinations. The release of these results is a crucial development for students who were previously referred in one or more subjects and were awaiting an opportunity to clear them and progress in their medical education.

The November 2025 examinations were conducted across affiliated medical colleges under KNRUHS in a well-organized and transparent manner. Referred candidates appeared for the exams in key pre-clinical subjects that form the academic foundation of the MBBS curriculum. The university ensured strict compliance with examination protocols, and the evaluation process was undertaken by experienced faculty members to maintain academic integrity and uniformity in assessment.

University authorities stated that a considerable number of referred candidates successfully cleared their subjects in this attempt, reflecting their perseverance, focused preparation, and commitment to academic improvement. Clearing the Final MBBS Part-I examination is a significant milestone, as it enables students to move forward into higher phases of the MBBS program and continue their clinical training without interruption.

The results have been made available on the official KNRUHS website, allowing candidates to check their subject-wise performance by entering their examination credentials. Students are advised to verify their details carefully and retain a copy of the result for future academic and administrative requirements. The university has also notified that applications for revaluation or recounting can be submitted within the stipulated time, as per existing norms.

For candidates who were unable to clear certain subjects, KNRUHS has encouraged them to seek guidance from faculty mentors, attend remedial classes, and adopt structured study strategies for future examinations. The university reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining high academic standards while providing continuous support to medical students in achieving their professional goals.