With three days left, MP Bhoj Open University’s key revaluation windows are closing. Most postgraduate programmes, including MA, MSc and MBA, shut on October 29, 2026. B.Com Second Year remains open until November 6, 2026. All applications run on MPOnline under the Revaluation or Retotaling service for June–July 2026 exams.
The live MPOnline schedule lists programme-wise cut-offs. MA Hindi (Previous), MA Geography (Previous), MSc Chemistry (Previous), MBA (STEM) First Year, B.Sc IT Final, DCA, and B.Com Third Year all close on October 29. B.Com (3YDC) Second Year, and MBA Second Year (STEM) accept forms until November 6. Check your course entry before paying.
MP Bhoj revaluation: who can apply and when
Candidates from the June–July 2026 session should apply early to avoid payment rush. On MPOnline, open Services, choose Application for Revaluation or Retotaling, pick the course and subjects, verify details, and pay to submit. Save the receipt. If payment stalls, use Search Receipt or Pay Unpaid before retrying.
MP Bhoj revaluation fees and payment modes
Fees are charged per paper and appear during subject selection on MPOnline. Pay using Unified Payments Interface (UPI), debit or credit cards, or net banking. Confirm the final payable amount on the gateway screen before authorising payment, and download the receipt immediately after success.
| Application type | Per‑paper fee on MPOnline | Payment modes |
|---|---|---|
| Revaluation | Displayed during selection | UPI, cards, net banking |
| Retotaling | Displayed during selection | UPI, cards, net banking |
Required documents, accuracy checks, and common errors
Keep your roll number, marksheet copy, subject codes, and contact details handy. Enter names and numbers exactly as on the marksheet; mismatches delay processing. Avoid duplicate payments; first search for your receipt on MPOnline. Only attempt repayment after checking the receipt finder or Pay Unpaid options.
Status check, result timeline, and mark‑change rules
Track your form through MPOnline’s receipt search and later on MPBOU’s results dashboard, where programme‑wise revaluation PDFs appear. Revised marks replace earlier scores and may increase, decrease, or remain unchanged. Revaluation fees are generally non‑refundable; failed transactions can be addressed through the university’s fee‑refund utility if applicable.
Action for students today: verify your course deadline, arrange documents, and apply calmly before the gateway peak. For most PG courses, finish by October 29, 2026; B.Com Second Year applicants have until November 6, 2026. Save every receipt and application number so you can track status without delays.
