JNTUA B.Tech (1-2) (R23) Reg & Supply May/June 2026 Exams Timetable

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur (JNTUA) has officially released the JNTUA B.Tech (1-2) (R23) Regular & Supplementary May/June 2026 Examination Timetable for students pursuing the R23 regulation curriculum. Candidates studying B.Tech 1st Year 2nd Semester under affiliated colleges of JNTUA can now check the detailed subject-wise exam schedule and prepare accordingly for the upcoming semester examinations. The university has published the timetable for both Regular and Supplementary examinations on its official portal, and students are advised to download the schedule as early as possible to avoid last-minute confusion.

According to the released notification, the examinations are expected to commence in May 2026 and continue through June 2026. The timetable includes important details such as exam dates, subject codes, examination timings, and instructions for students. JNTUA conducts these examinations for engineering students across various branches including CSE, ECE, EEE, Mechanical, Civil, AI & Data Science, and other emerging technologies. Students appearing for supplementary exams are also instructed to carefully verify the subjects and corresponding dates mentioned in the official timetable.

Candidates should complete their preparation in advance and keep track of hall ticket release dates announced by the university. Students are advised to regularly visit the official JNTUA website and trusted educational portals like manabadi.co.in for the latest updates regarding hall tickets, examination centers, results, and any timetable revisions. Carrying the hall ticket to the examination center is mandatory, and students must follow all examination guidelines issued by the university.

The JNTUA B.Tech (1-2) (R23) Reg & Supply Exams are important for academic progression, and students are encouraged to utilize the remaining preparation time effectively. With proper planning and revision, candidates can perform well in the examinations and move forward successfully in their engineering studies.