ANU RE-REVISED B.Ed 2nd Sem (Regular & Supply) Exam June 2026 Timetable

ANU RE-REVISED B.Ed 2nd Sem (Regular & Supply) Exam June 2026 Timetable Released

Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) has officially released the Re-Revised B.Ed 2nd Semester (Regular & Supplementary) Examination Timetable for June 2026. Candidates pursuing the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) programme and appearing for the second semester examinations can now check the updated schedule issued by the university.

According to the notification, the revised timetable applies to both regular and supplementary students. The university has made certain changes to the previously announced schedule to ensure the smooth conduct of examinations. Students are advised to carefully verify the dates and timings of their respective subjects and prepare accordingly.

The ANU B.Ed 2nd Semester examinations are scheduled to be conducted during June 2026 at various examination centres affiliated with the university. Candidates should note that the timetable has been re-revised, and therefore, the latest schedule should be considered final for all examination-related purposes.

Students are advised to download the timetable from the official university website and keep a printed copy for future reference. They should also regularly visit the university portal for any further updates regarding hall tickets, examination centres, or changes in the schedule.

Candidates must carry their hall tickets to the examination centre and reach the venue well before the commencement of the examination. Failure to produce the hall ticket may result in denial of entry into the examination hall.

The release of the re-revised timetable provides clarity to students preparing for the examinations. Aspirants are encouraged to utilize the remaining preparation time effectively and follow the updated schedule strictly to avoid confusion.

For more details and subject-wise examination dates, students should refer to the official ANU notification and stay updated with the latest announcements released by the university.