ANU B.P.Ed, D.P.Ed & M.P.Ed 4th Sem (Regular & Supply) Exams April 2026 Time-Table

Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) has released the much-awaited B.P.Ed, D.P.Ed & M.P.Ed 4th Semester (Regular & Supplementary) Examinations April 2026 Time-Table, bringing clarity and direction for students preparing for their final semester assessments. Candidates enrolled in Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed), Diploma in Physical Education (D.P.Ed), and Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed) courses can now plan their preparation according to the official schedule.

As per the notification, the examinations are set to commence in April 2026, and the detailed subject-wise dates, timings, and examination centers have been clearly mentioned in the timetable. The university has ensured that both regular and supplementary students are accommodated within the same schedule, allowing backlog candidates to clear their pending subjects without delay.

Students are advised to carefully check the exam dates for their respective courses and subjects. The exams will generally be conducted in morning and afternoon sessions, depending on the paper. It is important for candidates to reach the examination center well in advance and carry their hall tickets and valid ID proof, as entry without proper documents will not be permitted.

The university has also emphasized following all examination guidelines and instructions strictly. Any form of malpractice or misconduct during the examination will lead to serious consequences as per university rules. Students should also stay updated with any last-minute changes or announcements through the official ANU website or their respective colleges.

This timetable announcement gives students sufficient time to revise and focus on important topics. Proper time management, revision planning, and practicing previous question papers can help students perform well in these exams.

Overall, the release of the ANU Physical Education courses 4th semester timetable marks an important step for students nearing the completion of their academic programs. Candidates are encouraged to utilize this time effectively and aim for successful results in the upcoming examinations.