JNTUH B.Pharmacy (1-2) (R17) Regular/Supply March-2026 Time Table

The JNTUH B.Pharmacy (1-2) (R17) Regular/Supply March-2026 Time Table has been officially released by Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad for students pursuing Bachelor of Pharmacy under the R17 regulation. Candidates studying in the 1-2 semester (first year second semester) can now check the detailed examination schedule and prepare accordingly for the upcoming theory examinations scheduled in March 2026.

As per the notification, the examinations will be conducted for both Regular and Supplementary students. Regular students who are currently studying 1-2 semester and supplementary candidates who need to clear backlog subjects from previous attempts are eligible to appear for these exams. The university has structured the timetable in a systematic manner, ensuring sufficient gap between major subjects to help students revise effectively.

The theory examinations are expected to be conducted during the morning or afternoon sessions as per the official schedule. Students are advised to carefully verify subject codes, exam dates, and timings mentioned in the time table to avoid confusion. The hall tickets will be made available through respective affiliated colleges before the commencement of examinations. Candidates must carry their hall ticket and valid college ID to the examination center without fail.

Important subjects in the 1-2 semester under R17 regulation generally include Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Human Anatomy & Physiology, and Computer Applications in Pharmacy, among others. Students should focus on both theoretical concepts and previous question papers to secure good marks.

JNTUH has also instructed colleges to follow all examination guidelines strictly. Any updates, changes, or rescheduling (if applicable) will be notified through the official JNTUH website.

Students are encouraged to download the official time table PDF from the university portal and start their revision plan early to perform well in the March 2026 examinations.