National University Honours Admission Result - Merit List Guide
National University Honours admission (merit list) results are checked at nu.ac.bd/admissions using your application information. For the 2025-26 session, the merit list is calculated from 200 total marks - 100 from the admission test plus 100 derived from SSC/HSC GPA (40%/60% weighting) - prepared subject-wise, separately for each college, per mainstream reporting.
Quick facts
- For the 2025-26 Honours session, the merit list combines 100 admission-test marks with 100 marks derived from SSC/HSC GPA (40%/60%), per Prothom Alo.
- National University prepares Honours merit lists subject-wise, separately for each college.
- Honours admission results are checked only at nu.ac.bd/admissions.
If you sat the National University Honours admission test and are checking your merit list result, this page explains how the ranking works and where to check it.
Direct answer
Check your National University Honours admission result at nu.ac.bd/admissions, using your application information for the session you applied to. For the 2025-26 session, the merit list combines your admission test score with your SSC/HSC results, confirmed by mainstream reporting.
How the 2025-26 merit list is calculated
Per Prothom Alo's reporting on this session:
- 100 marks from the MCQ admission test
- 100 marks derived from board results - 40% from SSC GPA, 60% from HSC GPA (including the 4th subject)
- 200 marks total
National University prepares these merit lists subject-wise, separately for each college - so your result depends on the specific college and subject combination you applied for. Being ranked highly for one college/subject doesn't guarantee the same position for a different combination.
How to check your result
- Go to nu.ac.bd/admissions.
- Find the Honours admission result / merit list section for your session.
- Enter your application details as instructed.
- Check whether you're selected, and for which college and subject.
If you're not on the 1st merit list
National University generally runs further rounds for candidates not selected initially:
- National University 2nd Merit List - a subsequent round using remaining seats
- National University Release Slip Result - a further process for candidates still not placed
Which rounds apply, and their exact sequence, depends on that session's specific process - check the current official circular rather than assuming a fixed pattern repeats every year.
A note on specific dates
Multiple sites publish specific dates for the 2025-26 Honours merit list, subject/college migration results, and quota lists. During research for this page, those specific dates could only be traced to aggregator sites, not to mainstream news or an official NU notice independently confirmed here - see National University Admission 2026 for the full breakdown of what is and isn't confirmed. Check nu.ac.bd/admissions directly for your actual current status.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I check my National University Honours admission result?
At nu.ac.bd/admissions, using your application information for the Honours session you applied to. Third-party sites claiming to show the result directly are not official sources.
How is the Honours merit list score calculated for 2025-26?
Per Prothom Alo's reporting: 100 marks from the MCQ admission test plus 100 marks derived from board results - 40% from SSC GPA, 60% from HSC GPA (including the 4th subject) - for a 200-mark total.
Is the merit list the same for every college?
No. National University prepares merit lists subject-wise, separately for each college - your ranking and selection depend on the specific college and subject combination you applied for, not one nationwide list.
What if I'm not selected in the Honours merit list?
National University generally runs additional rounds - a 2nd merit list and a release slip process - for candidates not selected initially. See the National University 2nd Merit List and Release Slip Result pages for more detail.
Official sources
- National University admission portal - official result checking
- Prothom Alo - merit list weighting confirmation
Related National University pages
- National University Admission Result
- National University 1st Merit List
- National University 2nd Merit List
- National University Honours Admission
Written by Afrina Monjur.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I check my National University Honours admission result?
- At nu.ac.bd/admissions, using your application information for the Honours session you applied to. Third-party sites claiming to show the result directly are not official sources.
- How is the Honours merit list score calculated for 2025-26?
- Per Prothom Alo's reporting: 100 marks from the MCQ admission test plus 100 marks derived from board results - 40% from SSC GPA, 60% from HSC GPA (including the 4th subject) - for a 200-mark total.
- Is the merit list the same for every college?
- No. National University prepares merit lists subject-wise, separately for each college - your ranking and selection depend on the specific college and subject combination you applied for, not one nationwide list.
- What if I'm not selected in the Honours merit list?
- National University generally runs additional rounds - a 2nd merit list and a release slip process - for candidates not selected initially. See the National University 2nd Merit List and Release Slip Result pages for more detail.