The National University first year degree exams for the academic session 2023-2024 concluded on May 13, 2024, after starting on February 22, 2024. Please note that the results will be published on July 19, 2024. Ensure you check your results on this date. We will keep providing updates and additional information about the Degree first year exam result 2024 as it becomes available.

Degree 1st Year Result 2024

If you are looking for the National University degree first year exam results for the academic session 2023-2024, you can find them on the official websites www.nu.edu.bd and www.nubd.info. Over 500,000 students took these exams at 689 centers across Bangladesh. To see your exam results, be sure to visit these official sites once the results are published.

Degree 1st Year Result published date

The National University will publish the results for the Degree 1st Year exams from the academic session 2023-2024 on July 19, 2024. These exams started on February 22, 2024, and ended on May 13, 2024. Both regular and irregular students will receive their results on the same day, available online and via SMS. Irregular students need not worry; your results will be released at the scheduled time without any delay. As usual, the university plans to release the results within 60 days after the exams are finished.

So, students can check their results on July 19, 2024.

How to Get Degree 1st Year Exam Result Via Online?

To check your National University Degree 1st Year exam result online, follow these steps:

• Visit the official results website: nu.ac.bd/results
• Click the plus (+) icon next to "Degree" to expand the options.
• Select "Degree 1st year" from the list.
• Enter your roll or registration number in the provided box.
• Enter the exam year.
• Fill in the captcha as shown in the image.
• Click the "Search" button to view your result.

After completing these steps, your result will be displayed. You can also see your results for each subject on the website. This method ensures that both regular and irregular students can access their results easily.

How to Get Results via SMS?

While checking your National University Degree 1st Year exam result online is usually faster, you can also receive it via mobile SMS. Some students believe that SMS might deliver results faster than online, but typically, it is not the case. However, if you prefer or need to use SMS, here is how you can do it:

• Open the messaging app on your mobile phone.
• In the message body, type: NU<space>DEG<space>Your Exam Roll No
• Send this message to 16222.

For example, if your exam roll number is 123456, you would type: NU DEG 123456 and send it to 16222.

Remember, receiving your result by SMS might incur a small fee per message. It's a useful option if you don't have internet access.

How to Check Degree 1st Year College Wise Result

If you need to obtain the college-wise results for the National University Degree 1st Year exams, follow these straightforward steps. This process allows you to view results by college, which is not available directly on the National University's website.

• Visit the website: http://collegewise-result.github.io/
• Choose "Degree 1st" from the available options.
• Select your Subject Name, College Name or College Code, and the Exam Year.
• Click on the "Show College wise Result" button at the bottom of the page.

After clicking, your college's result will appear on the screen. Be aware that sometimes the server might be down due to high traffic. If that happens, simply try accessing the page again later. This method ensures that everyone can easily access and review their college-specific results.

Reference

If you need additional help or have specific queries regarding the Degree 1st Year results at National University, you can contact the Exam Controller directly. Here are the contact details:

• Phone: 9291017
• Fax: 9291044
• Email: [email protected]

Feel free to reach out to them with your questions or concerns. They can provide guidance and support related to degree 1st year result 2024 exam results and other academic matters