Degree 2nd Year Routine 2026 Published, Exam to Begin on November 23

National University has announced the examination schedule, with written exams continuing until January 7, 2027.

October 13, 2026 - 3:35 PM
Degree 2nd Year Result 2026 Published

The National University (NU) has published the Degree 2nd Year Routine 2026 for the session 2025. The examinations will begin on November 23, 2026, and continue until January 7, 2027.

According to a notice issued on Monday (October 12), the schedule covers Degree (Pass) and Certificate Course 2nd Year examinations. All written examinations will begin at 1:00 PM on their scheduled dates.

The university has also issued instructions for candidates, college authorities, and examination centres.

Degree 2nd Year Routine 2026

The National University has confirmed the starting and ending dates of the examinations. Candidates must follow the official schedule for their respective subjects.

The main examination details are provided below.

University

National University

Examination

Degree (Pass) and Certificate Course 2nd Year

Examination Year

2025

Starting Date

November 23, 2026

Ending Date

January 7, 2027

Starting Time

1:00 PM

Notice Published

October 12, 2026

Official Website

www.nu.ac.bd

The university authorities may change the examination schedule without providing any reason. Candidates should regularly check the official website for updated information.

The notice also states that announcements on other social media platforms will not be considered valid.

Admit Card Distribution and Verification

College principals must download candidates' admit cards from ems.nu.ac.bd using their college passwords.

Colleges must complete admit card distribution at least three days before the examinations begin.

Before distributing the cards, principals must verify each candidate's information. This includes names, registration numbers, academic sessions, and subject codes.

The information must match the candidates' official registration records. Principals must then sign the admit cards or use an approved facsimile signature.

The respective college principal will be responsible for any incorrect information provided.

Candidates must attend their examinations according to the subject codes printed on their admit cards.

Documents Required in the Examination Hall

Candidates must bring their original registration cards and admit cards to the examination centre.

Both documents must be presented when attendance is taken in the examination hall.

Candidates should check their admit cards before the examination begins. They must follow the subject codes mentioned on their cards.

Practical Examination Dates to Be Announced Later

The National University has not yet announced the practical examination schedule.

The dates, times, and venues of practical examinations will be published later. Candidates must obtain these details and attend their practical examinations accordingly.

Those taking practical examinations must also pay the required centre fee at their respective practical examination centres.

Instructions for Colleges and Examination Centres

The university has issued separate instructions for colleges and examination authorities.

Colleges must download candidates' roll lists from ems.nu.ac.bd and print two copies. One copy must remain at the respective college.

The notice also explains how the Tk 450 examination centre fee will be used.

Of this amount, Tk 300 must be deposited with the officer in charge of the examination centre. Colleges must complete this payment at least three days before the examinations.

The remaining Tk 150 will cover examination-related expenses at the respective college.

In addition, the question paper trunk must remain in the treasury until all theoretical examinations are completed.

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Ishrat Jahan

Ishrat Jahan covers education updates at TheSun.bd, with a focus on Exam Dates, Admit Cards, Results, and academic announcements. With 7 years of experience and a background in teaching at a coaching center, she brings practical insight to her reporting and checks key information against official sources.

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