KU B.Tech (CBSC) 1st Sem Exams Feb 2026 Results

The Kakatiya University is expected to release the KU B.Tech (CBSC) 1st Semester Examination Results for February 2026 shortly on its official examination portal. Students who appeared for the examinations can check their results online using their Hall Ticket Number. The results are important for students pursuing B.Tech courses under the Choice Based Credit System (CBSC) scheme, as they determine eligibility for higher semester progression and academic performance evaluation.

According to university sources, the valuation process for the answer scripts has been completed, and the result publication process is currently underway. Once released, students can access their marks memo and subject-wise grades through the university website as well as educational portals like Manabadi. Candidates are advised to carefully verify all details mentioned on the scorecard, including name, hall ticket number, subject codes, grades, and result status.

The KU B.Tech 1st Sem Exams were conducted in February 2026 for various engineering branches affiliated with Kakatiya University. Thousands of students from constituent and affiliated colleges appeared for the semester examinations. After the announcement of results, the university is also expected to release details regarding revaluation, recounting, and supplementary examination notifications for students who wish to improve their scores or clear backlog subjects.

Students can follow these simple steps to check the KU B.Tech (CBSC) 1st Sem Results 2026:

Visit the official Kakatiya University examination website
Click on the “Results” section
Select “B.Tech (CBSC) 1st Sem Exams Feb 2026 Results”
Enter Hall Ticket Number
Click on the submit button
Download and print the result for future reference

Candidates are advised to keep checking the official website regularly for the latest updates regarding result announcements, revaluation dates, and supplementary exam schedules. The university will soon provide complete details related to mark memos and further academic procedures.