Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University - [JNTUH], Hyderabad

Before applying for a revaluation at JNTU Hyderabad, consider the following points

• Don't apply for revaluation if it’s just a matter of 1-2 marks.
• Don’t apply for revaluation if the supplementary exams for the same subject are to be held in less than 2 1/2 months. This is because during this time you will be notified of your supplementary exam fee and exam dates.
• Go for revaluation if the only chance to re-write the evaluation is the next semester is the only chance to rewrite the failed subject you can go for revaluation
• Apply for revaluation if there is more than 6 months gap for the supplementary exam. 

Hope this helped you!

You can procure the transcripts from JNTU Hyderabad both through an online and offline process. Let me guide you in the same

Online procedure

• Register all the details 
• Login and then order transcripts through Online Student Services

Offline Procedure:

• Download the form to be filled up
• Fill in all the details and determine the total cost depending on the number of sets of transcripts you want. Usually a single transcript costs around 40 INR.
• Inside the campus, you will find an SBI. Go there and pay challan along with 20 extra for Bank transactions.
• Next, write the last 6 digits of your challan number on the form and submit it at the enquiry counter 3.
• Applications are usually accepted between 11 am and 3.00 pm so go early if you aren’t from Hyderabad. 

You can get the transcript from the counter 2A after 3 pm.

The correction staff of JNTU Hyderabad is very careless and has ruined the lives of many ambitious students. One of my friends shared his experiences of studying there. He was very adamant about getting good scores and studying hard in the first year. Despite that, he scored average marks around 68%. In fact, everyone around him got similar marks. Many got demotivated, and many even left while some decided to attempt exams without any preparations and surprisingly got similar results.

Despite it all, he decided to give himself a second chance and studied more rigorously in the second year but the results were similar. This destroyed his ambitions and dreams so he finally gave up in the 3rd and 4th year and decided to enjoy his college life instead.

He later realized that students who were deliberately marked failed to earn more exam fees which in turn was used in improving the infrastructure. This tactic ruined so many lives and it became very challenging to get an interview call from an MNC due to poor scores. 

I hope this situation is taken care of as soon as possible so that the lives and dreams of students can be saved!

Yes,JNTUH has an option of leaving 2 subjects. But that does not mean you don’t have to appear for the exams in these subjects. It’s just that these two subjects are spared from being included in the final grade calculation. 

So you have to study all the subjects and appear for their respective exams. Ultimately when the result of your final semester exams is out, you can leave two subjects in which you have backlogs. For this, you will have to fill out the form beforehand. Also, this is subject to certain conditions such as

• These 2 subjects should be non-technical
• The credit value of these 2 subjects should be equivalent to 8.

In such case case, you don’t have a single back, then non-technical subjects having the least value are removed automatically. The final percentage is calculated after removing these subjects only.

As per the new  R-09 and R-13 regulations, JNTUH students won't be getting a distinction for each and every subject. Once their 4th-year 2nd Semester results are out,  a Consolidated Marks Memo(CMM) will be issued to them. This CMM includes all their semesters' subjects and respective marks. This Memo will also include the marks of the 2 excluded subjects, the marks of which will not be included in the final result. 

In JNTUH, calculating your grade is quite easy. Grades are calculated on the basis of the percentage calculated on the score that you have secured in all the semesters combined to the total mark of 5250. Students are graded as follows

• Those who have secured a 69.5% and above get “First Class with Distinction”.
• Those who have secured between 59.5% and 69.5% get “First Class”.

This process continues further for subsequent percentages. 

However, the procedure might be different if you are following the R-16 regulations. Under the new grading system, you can check your Subject Performance Standards like Outstanding, Excellent, etc. You can also see this SGPA which stands for Sessional/Semester Grade Point Average which can be converted in percentage format. Additionally, there will be a CGPA which is calculated as such

CGPA=(SGPA1+SGPA2+.....+of all semester)/(SCP1+SCP2+.....+of all semesters)

Here, SCP stands for Sessional/Semester Credit Points set to all subjects. Overall, students getting 6.95 and above in their CGPA/OGPA, will be given distinction along with First Class, O, A+, A, any other grade, etc.

A close friend of mine is currently pursuing an integrated program at JNTU and is not at all pleased with its standard of education. He stated a few points that clarified his stance further

• Majority of the subjects are taught by lecturers and not the actual professors. They have no interest in teaching and teach only a handful of subjects and leave the rest to untrained and underqualified lecturers.
• Introduction of new courses like IDP, IDDMP, IIDDMP is greatly affecting the quality of education. The high batch size affects the student-teacher ratio and the limited resources cannot be availed by everyone.
• JNTU  5-year course placements are very poor. CBIT has better companies than JNTU that offer better packages and opportunities.
• JNTU has a better location than CBIT which is in a remote location and has limited outside life. 
• JNTU has no transport facilities so this might be a major obstacle throughout your program.

In all, I would suggest you go for CBIT as it seems to be in a better position than JNTU both in terms of placements as well as quality of education.

If you are a pass out from JNTUH, you can easily obtain a migration certificate. You will get your certificate after submitting these documents at the examination branch office-

1. First of all, you will have to pay Rs. 100 in the form of Demand Draft. The DD must be drawn in favor of “THE REGISTRAR, JNTUH”. Write the Hall ticket number and your mobile number at the back of the DD.
2. Submit your Secondary School Certificate(SSC).
3. Submit your Provisional Certificate/ Degree Certificate at the counter. Make sure to check the Student Name and Father name printed on the provisional certificate. They should be as per the SSC. If you find any discrepancy, first get the details on the provisional certificate changed. 

You will receive your migration certificate from JNTUH after 3 pm by following the above procedure. 

No, you won’t receive any refund if you pass the revaluation at JNTUH. However, if you are confident that you should have passed the exam, and you still fail the revaluation, you can go for the challenging revaluation. However, you will need to pay 10,000 rupees for the same.

You will receive the xerox of your answer sheet during the challenging revaluation at JNTUH. If you pass during this, you can claim a refund on the entire cost of both revaluations. But there is a catch. You can claim the refund only if your marks get increased by 15%.

But you can not claim a refund for the revaluation at JNTUH even if you pass.