Delhi University’s Examination Branch posted the May–June 2026 revaluation results list, items 1–100, on October 24, 2026 at 7:43 am. Find it under Revaluation, then Notifications, on the exam website. Open the PDF and use Find. Search your roll number, confirm paper code, and check the status.
The document displays Change Paper and No Change Paper columns with a tracking ID. If your roll number appears, note the exact subject and notification date. Save the PDF for records. Subsequent batches are likely, as numbering suggests. Keep fee receipts and transaction IDs handy for any follow‑up.
What ‘Revised’ and ‘No Change’ mean in DU revaluation results
‘Revised’ indicates your paper’s marks have been updated; ‘No Change’ means the original stands. The PDFs list changed and unchanged papers separately, alongside tracking IDs for reference. DU’s rules also note, “you surrender your original performance and will accept the revised performance.” Save screenshots and keep a copy for applications.
Updated marksheet or grade card after ‘Revised’: steps
After a ‘Revised’ status, watch for your updated grade card on the student marksheet portal. If it does not reflect soon, contact the marksheet section of the Examination Branch with your roll number and tracking ID. Colleges may also coordinate forwarding requests and document surrender where required.
Photocopy vs DU revaluation: timelines and best use
Choose based on your goal and deadline. Revaluation changes marks if justified; Photocopy supplies the evaluated script for checking errors. The official window is within 15 days for revaluation applications, and 60–75 days after result for photocopy requests. Use these windows to plan appeals or corrections efficiently.
| Option | Application window | What you receive | Best used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revaluation | Within 15 days of result | ‘Revised’/‘No Change’ status in official PDF | Correcting undervaluation or totalling errors |
| Photocopy | 60–75 days after result | Scanned copy of evaluated answer script | Verifying evaluation, preparing a targeted appeal |
If DU revaluation shows ‘No Change’: academic options
A ‘No Change’ status leaves your marks, and any Essential Repeat, unchanged. If you still hold backlogs, check your college notice and apply for Improvement or Essential Repeat as notified for May–June 2026 examinations. Track internal assessment updates and pay re-registration charges within stated timelines.
Watchlist: next DU revaluation results and documents to keep ready
Expect subsequent batches after the 1–100 list; DU has historically posted numbered sets. Keep your admit card, earlier marksheet, fee receipt, tracking ID, and government ID accessible. Revisit the Revaluation Notifications page daily this week. Act within the official windows to avoid losing options or delaying graduation timelines.
