DAVV B.Sc Result 2026 Out: Check Year II Supplementary Result PDF RESULT OUT

DAVV B.Sc Result 2026 Out — Check B.Sc Year II Supplementary Grade List PDF at dauniv.ac.in/results

DAVV B.Sc Result 2026 — Quick Overview

Check DAVV B.Sc Year II Supplementary Result 2026

How to Check the DAVV B.Sc Grade List (Step by Step)

• Open the official DAVV results page: dauniv.ac.in/results
• Look for the entry named B.Sc. YEAR II (SUPP.) (GRADE LIST) with the date 19-10-2026
• Click on the link next to that entry. A PDF will open
• Press Ctrl + F on a computer (or use the search option of the PDF viewer on your phone)
• Type your enrolment number or roll number and search
• Read your result status and grades in the row
• Save or print the page and keep it safe

Important Dates

• B.Sc. Year II (Supplementary) Grade List released: 19 October 2026
• Revaluation or other follow-up notice for this result: not announced yet. Watch the official DAVV website
• Original marksheet or grade sheet: contact your college for updates

What Is a Grade List? (Simple Explanation)

DAVV publishes its results in different forms. A Mark List shows marks, a Pass List shows who has passed, and a Grade List shows grades and grade points. Some results come as more than one list, so the same course can appear in different forms on the results page.

A supplementary exam is for students who had a backlog, which means they did not clear one or more papers in the regular exam. The supplementary result tells you whether you have cleared those papers now.

• Regular (main) result: first result of the exam
• Supplementary result: result of the backlog exam, like the one released on 19 October 2026
• RV result: revaluation result for students who applied for re-checking. DAVV lists these with the letters RV

Do Not Mix These Up: Main, Supplementary and RV

How to Read Your Result in the PDF

DAVV lists usually show a row for each student. Based on the format of DAVV result lists, you may see the following items:

• Serial number and enrolment number
• Roll number
• Student name and father’s name
• Grade or grade point average such as SGPA, CGPA or AGPA, depending on the course
• Result status, for example Pass, Supplementary or Fail
• A remark such as With Held, if the result is kept on hold for some reason

DAVV Grading System — Simple Guide

How SGPA and CGPA Work (With a Simple Example)

• SGPA is the Semester Grade Point Average. CGPA is the Cumulative Grade Point Average of all the semesters or years completed so far
• In general, a grade point average is found by multiplying the credits of each paper by its grade point, adding them, and dividing by the total credits
• Example (our own, only to explain): Paper A has 4 credits and grade B+ (7). Paper B has 4 credits and grade A (8). Paper C has 2 credits and grade P (4). Total = (4 × 7) + (4 × 8) + (2 × 4) = 28 + 32 + 8 = 68. Total credits = 10. The average = 68 ÷ 10 = 6.8
• Your own credits and rules are in the university scheme for B.Sc. Year II, so please use that for the real calculation

Recent DAVV Supplementary Results in 2026 (For Reference)

What to Do After Checking Your Result

• Save the result: Take a screenshot or print the page where your row is shown
• Check your details: Name, enrolment number, roll number and grades
• If you have cleared all papers: Wait for your original marksheet or grade sheet. Contact your college for updates
• If a paper is still pending: Watch the DAVV website for the next supplementary exam form and dates
• If you think there is a mistake or want re-checking: Read the official notice. DAVV has a student services portal where students can search for the application for retotalling, viewing answer books or revaluation, as reported by an education site
• If the result shows With Held: Meet the college office and the university examination section as soon as possible

About Revaluation and Retotalling (As Reported)

• The reference report only says: watch the official DAVV website for any announcement about revaluation of this result
• An education site reports that DAVV students can apply for re-verification (scrutiny), retotalling or full revaluation through the student services section of the university website
• Fees and last dates are decided by the university and given in the notice. Please do not trust fee amounts shared on social media
• Revaluation results appear on the DAVV results page. Such entries carry the letters RV

Who Should Check This List?

• Students of B.Sc. Year II who gave the supplementary exam in 2026
• Students from colleges that are affiliated with DAVV, Indore
• Students who did not appear in the supplementary exam do not need this list. Their main result is the one to check
• Parents and guardians who want to see the result status of a student

About DAVV Results (Quick Facts)

• DAVV is a state university in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, and it publishes results for many UG and PG courses on its website
• Results are shown course by course, with the name of the course, year or semester, exam session and the date of the result
• The same page can show the main result, the supplementary result and the RV result of a course, so always read the name of the entry
• As reported, a separate mark list portal is also used for some results. Use the link given on the official results page

Quick Checklist After Opening the PDF

• I opened the entry named B.Sc. YEAR II (SUPP.) (GRADE LIST) dated 19-10-2026
• I searched with the correct enrolment or roll number
• I read my status and grades carefully
• I saved a copy of the page
• I know whom to ask at my college if I have a doubt

Tips for B.Sc. Students

• Keep your enrolment number, roll number and admit card ready. You need them for any query to your college
• Check the DAVV results page every few days for new lists of your course
• Do not depend on messages from friends or groups for dates. Read the official notice
• Keep digital and printed copies of every result list until you get the original marksheet
• Talk to your college exam section early if you have any doubt. They can guide you on forms and fees

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Opening the wrong year or course list and reading a different result
• Reading the main result and thinking it is the supplementary result, or the other way round
• Searching with a wrong enrolment or roll number
• Ignoring a ‘With Held’ remark
• Paying money to agents or unknown websites for marks or forms
• Missing the official notice for the next supplementary exam

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