AU Pharm.D 4th Year(4-0) Revaluation (Phase-II) Exam April 2025 Results

The Andhra University conducts professional degree examinations for its Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy) programme, including final-year theory examinations for the 4th Year (4-0) cohort. The regular April 2025 4th Year Pharm.D examinations were held as per the university’s academic calendar, and initial results were announced soon after completion of marking. Following the declaration of those results, many students who were not satisfied with their scores applied for revaluation of their answer scripts under the university’s evaluation process.

Revaluation is a procedural review in which a student’s answer script is rechecked for any possible errors in evaluation after the original marking. Phase-II revaluation refers to a second stage of this review — usually after initial revaluation — where students seek further reassessment of their marks in selected subjects. Applicants must follow the University’s prescribed steps and timelines for submitting revaluation requests along with statutory fees.

The Phase-II revaluation results for the Pharm.D 4th Year (4-0) Exam April 2025 have been released on the official results portal. These results notify candidates whether their marks have changed after revaluation, along with updated scores where applicable. Students can view individual outcomes by entering their hall ticket numbers on the Andhra University results website once the links are active. Specific subject-wise results are generally shown online, indicating “Change” or “No change” in marks after revaluation. However, detailed consolidated PDFs or lists for AU’s results are typically made available only on the official examination system portal.

Students are advised to download and save the revaluation result notifications and updated mark lists for academic records. If students experience changes in their marks after Phase-II revaluation, those updated marks become final and affect their grade point average and eligibility for progression or certification. It’s also important to follow the Controller of Examinations’ announcements for any revaluation-related updates.