AU B.B.A Honours Health Care Management (CBCS) 1st Sem (1-1) Regular Exam February 2026 Time Table

The Andhra University has officially released the B.B.A Honours Health Care Management (CBCS) 1st Semester (1-1) Regular Examination February 2026 Time Table. Students pursuing the specialized undergraduate program in Health Care Management can now check the detailed schedule and begin their final phase of preparation accordingly. The examinations are scheduled to be conducted in February 2026 as per the academic calendar of the university.
The B.B.A Honours Health Care Management course, offered under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in healthcare administration, hospital management, medical ethics, healthcare policies, and business management principles. The 1st Semester (1-1) examinations are particularly important as they lay the groundwork for advanced subjects in upcoming semesters.

According to the time table, theory examinations will be conducted on specified dates with clearly mentioned subject codes, paper titles, and timings. Students are advised to carefully verify the exam dates, session timings (FN/AN), and subject details to avoid any confusion. The university generally conducts exams in morning or afternoon sessions, and candidates must report to their allotted examination centers at least 30 minutes before the commencement of the exam.

Hall tickets are expected to be made available online through the official Andhra University portal. Students must download and carry their hall ticket along with a valid college ID to the examination center. Without these documents, entry into the exam hall will not be permitted.

Candidates are encouraged to revise thoroughly, focus on core healthcare management concepts, and follow university guidelines during the examination process. Any updates or changes related to the schedule will be notified through the official website.

Students should regularly check the Andhra University website and coordinate with their respective colleges for further instructions regarding practical exams, internal assessments, and result announcements.