VTU announces results within 10 minutes of exam completion, creates history

May 22, 2026 /Posted byPrajwal EW / 0

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) has created history by announcing the final semester engineering exam results just 10 minutes after the exam ended.

The results were jointly released by VTU Vice-Chancellor Prof. S. Vidyashankar and Registrar (Evaluation) Prof. U.J. Ujwal.

A total of 56,192 students appeared for the B.E. and B.Tech final semester exams. The exam ended at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, and by 5:40 p.m. the results were announced. Achieved 99.98% result. Compared to previous years, the entire evaluation process was completed 8 days earlier, breaking previous records. Earlier, results were announced within one hour of exam completion. This time, results were directly sent to students’ mobile numbers.

Speaking on the occasion, VTU Vice-Chancellor Prof. S. Vidyashankar said: “VTU has always been at the forefront of adopting technology. This result itself is proof that VTU is student-friendly. Announcing results within just 10 minutes of exam completion is no easy task. I congratulate the administrative staff, exam section staff, and affiliated college staff who made this possible. Final-year students eagerly await results for jobs and higher education, so we ensured quick announcement.”

Result history:

– In May 2025, results for the 2021 batch (50,321 students) were announced within one hour of exam completion.

– In May 2024, results for the 2020 batch (37,011 students) were announced within 3 hours.

– In 2023, results for the 2019 batch (43,662 students) were announced two days after the exam.

Registrar (Evaluation) Prof. U.J. Ujwal added: “We adopted digital evaluation of answer scripts and prepared in advance to announce results quickly. With everyone’s cooperation, this was possible.”

Students can see the result in this website https://results.vtu.ac.in

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