Mahatma Gandhi University B.Ed 1st 3rd Sem Tentative Schedule Jan 2026 Timetable

Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) has released the tentative examination schedule for the B.Ed 1st and 3rd Semester examinations scheduled to be held in January 2026. The announcement is intended to help Bachelor of Education students and affiliated colleges plan their academic activities and examination preparations in advance.

According to the tentative timetable issued by the University Examination Branch, the B.Ed 1st and 3rd Semester examinations are expected to commence in January 2026 across various examination centers under the jurisdiction of Mahatma Gandhi University. As the schedule is provisional, students are advised to treat the dates as indicative and await the final timetable for confirmation.

The tentative schedule outlines important details such as semester-wise examination dates, paper sessions, and general exam duration. The examinations will be conducted in offline mode and are likely to follow the standard three-hour duration per paper, in line with university norms. Both core papers and methodology subjects will be covered during the examination period.

Mahatma Gandhi University has advised students to ensure that exam application forms are submitted within the prescribed deadlines and that all eligibility requirements, including attendance and internal assessments, are fulfilled. Hall tickets will be issued prior to the examinations, and students must carry them along with valid identification to the examination centers.

The university has also instructed colleges to display the tentative schedule on notice boards and keep students informed about any revisions. Candidates are encouraged to regularly visit the official MGU website and stay in touch with college authorities for updates regarding the final timetable, examination centers, and instructions.

The release of the tentative schedule for the B.Ed 1st and 3rd Semester examinations in January 2026 reflects Mahatma Gandhi University’s commitment to academic transparency and efficient examination planning. Students can utilize this advance information to organize their study plans and prepare effectively for the upcoming semester examinations.