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National University Degree 2nd Year Result - How to Check (2026 Guide)

Afrina MonjurUpdated August 31, 2026

National University Degree 2nd Year result is checked at the official portal result.nu.ac.bd using your roll and registration number, after National University completes marking and publishes an official notice for that exam year. No specific 2026 publication date is confirmed here - verify current status directly with National University.

Quick facts

  • The only official source for Degree 2nd Year results is result.nu.ac.bd.
  • Degree Pass Course is a three-year programme, distinct from the four-year Honours programme, and uses a separate category on the result portal.
  • SMS results for this year group go through the 16222 short code, using the keyword published in that year's official notice.

If you're looking for your National University Degree (Pass Course) 2nd Year result, here's exactly where to check it and what to verify before trusting any date you see elsewhere.

Direct answer

Check the Degree 2nd Year result only at result.nu.ac.bd. National University publishes this result through an official notice once the year's written exams are marked and processed. As of 31 August 2026, this page does not state a specific publication date for the 2026 Degree 2nd Year result - see the note below on why.

Result checker

  • Web: result.nu.ac.bd - select Degree, 2nd Year, and the correct examination year
  • SMS: use the exact keyword published in the official result notice for this year group, sent to 16222

Note: This site does not scrape or auto-fetch NU results - always enter your roll and registration number directly on the official NU domain.

Degree vs. Honours - a common mix-up

National University's result portal handles both Degree (Pass Course) and Honours results, listed as separate categories. If you search and get "result not found," double-check you've selected Degree, not Honours - it's one of the most common reasons students think their result isn't out when it actually is, just filed under the other category.

Why 2nd Year result matters

Degree 2nd Year is the midpoint checkpoint of the three-year Degree Pass Course programme:

  • Some colleges use the 2nd Year result, alongside attendance and internal assessment, to clear students for 3rd Year (final) exams - policies vary by college.
  • Like 1st Year, the 2nd Year result does not carry a standalone CGPA - National University's combined CGPA marksheet for Degree is generally issued after the 3rd Year (final) result.
  • Students should keep their 2nd Year marksheet alongside their 1st Year one, since some institutions ask for a full academic record rather than just the final CGPA sheet.

A note on dates

During research, third-party aggregator sites showed several different claimed dates and pass-rate figures for the Degree 2nd Year result, none of which could be traced to a working official NU notice, a reachable nu.ac.bd page, or mainstream news coverage - and they disagreed with each other. This page does not repeat any of those figures as fact. Confirm the current status directly at nu.ac.bd or result.nu.ac.bd.

How to check step by step

  1. Go to result.nu.ac.bd.
  2. Select Degree and 2nd Year.
  3. Choose the correct examination year.
  4. Enter your Roll Number and Registration Number exactly as printed on your admit card.
  5. Complete the CAPTCHA and submit.
  6. Verify the name and programme details shown match your own records before saving or sharing the result.
  7. If the portal is slow or times out, wait a few minutes before retrying rather than assuming your result isn't out yet.

Common issues when checking this result

  • "Result not found" errors are usually caused by selecting Honours instead of Degree, an incorrect roll/registration number, or selecting the wrong examination year.
  • Server timeouts are common in the hours right after a result is announced, since traffic spikes nationwide at the same time.
  • Mismatched name or subject details should be reported to your own college's exam section, which can raise it with National University.

After your result: rescrutiny and next steps

If you believe a subject mark is incorrect, National University typically opens a limited-time rescrutiny (board challenge) application window after each result, with its own fee and deadline announced in that specific result's official notice. Apply only through the official channel NU specifies.

Once your 2nd Year result is confirmed, the next step is preparing for 3rd Year (final year) exams and, eventually, checking your Degree 3rd Year Result.

Planning ahead for 3rd Year

With the 2nd Year result confirmed, most students shift focus to 3rd Year (final year) preparation. It's worth noting that the 3rd Year result is the one that determines your combined 3-year CGPA - the credential most employers and Masters admissions actually look at - so treat the remaining year with that in mind rather than viewing each year's result in isolation.

Documents to keep after checking your result

Once your 2nd Year result is confirmed, save or print at least two copies of the result page - one for your own records and one to submit to your college if requested. Keep it alongside your 1st Year result, admit card, and registration card, since some administrative processes (transcript requests, transfer applications, scholarship forms) ask for the full academic record rather than just the most recent result.

Related National University pages

Frequently asked questions

Where do I check the Degree 2nd Year result?

Only at result.nu.ac.bd, National University's official result portal, or via the SMS keyword given in that year's official result notice sent to 16222.

Has the Degree 2nd Year result 2026 been published?

No specific date is confirmed in this article as of 31 August 2026 - no verifiable official source could be found at the time of writing. Check result.nu.ac.bd directly for the current status.

What do I need to check my result?

Your Roll Number and Registration Number exactly as printed on your NU admit card or registration card, plus the correct programme category (Degree, not Honours).

What if the official result site is slow?

NU's servers see heavy traffic right after a result is announced. Wait a few minutes and retry rather than using an unfamiliar third-party site.

Can my college check the result on my behalf?

Yes - colleges typically receive their students' consolidated result sheets directly from National University around the same time individual results become available online. If you can't access the portal yourself, your college's exam section is a reliable alternative source.

Is there a fee to check my result online?

No. Checking your result at result.nu.ac.bd is free. Be cautious of any third-party site that asks for payment to "unlock" or "confirm" a National University result.

How the Degree result pipeline works, briefly

National University's Degree (Pass Course) programme is affiliated-college based, the same as Honours: students study at an NU-affiliated college, sit for centrally set written exams, and National University itself handles marking, result compilation, and publication centrally. Results are always published year-group by year-group across the whole country at once, which is why result-day traffic on result.nu.ac.bd spikes heavily right after each announcement.

Official sources

Written by Afrina Monjur.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I check the Degree 2nd Year result?
Only at result.nu.ac.bd, National University's official result portal, or via the SMS keyword given in that year's official result notice sent to 16222.
Has the Degree 2nd Year result 2026 been published?
No specific date is confirmed in this article as of 31 August 2026 - no verifiable official source could be found at the time of writing. Check result.nu.ac.bd directly for the current status.
What do I need to check my result?
Your Roll Number and Registration Number exactly as printed on your NU admit card or registration card, plus the correct programme category (Degree, not Honours).
What if the official result site is slow?
NU's servers see heavy traffic right after a result is announced. Wait a few minutes and retry rather than using an unfamiliar third-party site.