National University Admission Result - How to Check Yours
National University admission results (merit lists) for Honours, Degree, and Masters are published through the official admission portal, nu.ac.bd/admissions, using your application/roll information from that session. There is no single combined admission result across programmes - check the specific merit list for your programme and session, and treat specific merit-list dates seen on third-party sites as unverified unless confirmed officially.
Quick facts
- National University admission results are checked at nu.ac.bd/admissions, not a separate result-only service.
- National University generally runs multiple merit list rounds and a release slip process for candidates not initially selected.
- Specific 2026 merit list and release slip dates are not confirmed in this article, since they could not be independently verified as of 1 September 2026.
If you've applied for National University admission and are waiting on your merit list result, this page explains where to check it and what your options are if you're not selected.
Direct answer
Check your National University admission (merit list) result at the official portal, nu.ac.bd/admissions, using your application or roll information from your specific session. There's no single combined admission result across Honours, Degree, and Masters - each programme's merit list is checked and published separately.
What an admission result actually is
Don't confuse your admission result (merit list) with your academic year result later on:
- Admission result / merit list - determines whether you were selected into a college and subject combination when you applied. For Honours in the 2025-26 session, this reportedly combines admission test marks with SSC/HSC GPA (see National University Honours Admission).
- Academic year result - your exam result after you've enrolled and completed a year of study (see National University Result).
This page is about the first one - your admission outcome.
How to check your admission result
- Go to nu.ac.bd/admissions.
- Find the result/merit list section for your specific programme (Honours, Degree, or Masters) and session.
- Enter your application or roll information as instructed.
- Check whether you're on the merit list, and for which college/subject.
If you're not selected in the first merit list
National University generally runs the admission process in multiple rounds - commonly a 1st merit list, a 2nd merit list, sometimes a migration or quota-specific list, and a release slip process for candidates who weren't selected anywhere. See:
- National University 1st Merit List
- National University 2nd Merit List
- National University Release Slip Result
Exactly which rounds run, and their order, depends on the specific session's circular - check the current official process rather than assuming a fixed sequence every year.
A note on specific dates
Many sites publish specific dates for each merit list round and the release slip for the current admission cycle. During research for this page, those specific dates could only be traced to aggregator sites, not to mainstream news coverage or a verifiable official NU notice - see National University Admission 2026 for the full breakdown of what is and isn't confirmed for the current session. Check nu.ac.bd/admissions directly for your actual current status.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I check my National University admission result?
At nu.ac.bd/admissions, using the application or roll number from your specific session and programme. Third-party sites that claim to show admission results directly are not official sources.
What if I'm not on the merit list?
National University generally runs multiple merit list rounds (1st, 2nd, sometimes a migration/quota list) and may open a release slip process for candidates not initially selected. Check the current official circular or portal for what's available for your session.
How is the admission merit list different from a subject result?
The admission merit list determines whether you're selected into a college and subject combination - it's a ranking based on your application marks (for Honours, test plus SSC/HSC GPA). Your academic year results afterward are a separate, later process (see National University Result).
Are specific 2026 merit list dates confirmed?
This page does not state specific merit list or release slip dates for 2026 because those figures could not be independently verified against mainstream news or an official NU notice at the time of writing. Check nu.ac.bd/admissions directly for current status.
Official sources
- National University Bangladesh - official website
- National University admission portal - official application and result checking
Related National University pages
- National University Honours Admission Result
- National University 1st Merit List
- National University Release Slip Result
- National University Admission
Written by Afrina Monjur.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I check my National University admission result?
- At nu.ac.bd/admissions, using the application or roll number from your specific session and programme. Third-party sites that claim to show admission results directly are not official sources.
- What if I'm not on the merit list?
- National University generally runs multiple merit list rounds (1st, 2nd, sometimes a migration/quota list) and may open a release slip process for candidates not initially selected. Check the current official circular or portal for what's available for your session.
- How is the admission merit list different from a subject result?
- The admission merit list determines whether you're selected into a college and subject combination - it's a ranking based on your application marks (for Honours, test plus SSC/HSC GPA). Your academic year results afterward are a separate, later process (see National University Result).
- Are specific 2026 merit list dates confirmed?
- This page does not state specific merit list or release slip dates for 2026 because those figures could not be independently verified against mainstream news or an official NU notice at the time of writing. Check nu.ac.bd/admissions directly for current status.