What Results Has Calicut University Released?

The University of Calicut has declared results for multiple postgraduate CBCSS examinations, covering both regular semester results and revaluation outcomes. Students of MSc Microbiology (First and Third Semester) and MSc Chemistry (Second and Fourth Semester, revaluation) can now check their results on the official portal at results.uoc.ac.in using their registration number.

This article gives you a complete, updated breakdown of all four results released, along with direct steps to check your Calicut University Result 2026 online.

What Results Has Calicut University Released?

This section lists all the specific examinations for which Calicut University has published results, so students can quickly identify which notification applies to them.

Calicut University has released the following results:

• Third Semester M.Sc. Microbiology CBCSS Examination 9/2025 (2021 Admission) - Result Released
• Revaluation Result of Second Semester M.Sc. Chemistry CBCSS Examination 9/2024 (2020 Admission)
• Revaluation Result of Fourth Semester M.Sc. Chemistry CBCSS Examination 9/2024 (2020 Admission)
• First Semester M.Sc. Microbiology CBCSS Examination 9/2025 (2021 Admission)

Direct Link to Check Calicut University MSc Results 2026

Calicut University Results 2026 - Overview Table

The table below summarizes each result at a glance, including the course, semester, examination session, and admission batch, for quick reference.

Msc Microbiology Results (First and Third Semester) - What Students Should Know

This section covers the details specific to the MSc Microbiology results declared for the 2021 admission batch under the CBCSS scheme.

Calicut University has released results for both the First Semester and Third Semester MSc Microbiology CBCSS Examination held in September 2025 (Examination code 9/2025). These results apply to students from the 2021 admission batch. Since both semesters have been declared together, students from this batch can check both their first-semester and third-semester outcomes on the same result portal.

Msc Chemistry Revaluation Results (Second and Fourth Semester) - What Students Should Know

This section explains the revaluation results released for MSc Chemistry students, applicable to those who had applied for revaluation of their September 2024 examination.

The university has published revaluation results for the Second Semester and Fourth Semester MSc Chemistry CBCSS Examination conducted in September 2024 (Examination code 9/2024), applicable to the 2020 admission batch. These are revaluation outcomes, meaning they apply specifically to students who had formally applied for reassessment of their answer scripts after the original result was declared. Students who did not apply for revaluation will not find a separate entry under this notification.

How to Check Calicut University Result 2026 Online

This section provides a simple step-by-step process for students to access and download their results from the official Calicut University result portal.

Follow these steps to check your result:

• Visit the official result portal at results.uoc.ac.in.
• Locate and click on the relevant result link matching your course, semester, and examination session (e.g., "Third Semester M.Sc. Microbiology CBCSS Examination 9/2025").
• Enter your registration number in the required field.
• Submit the form to view your result.
• Download or take a screenshot/printout of your result for future reference.

Important Points to Remember

This section highlights a few practical points students should keep in mind while checking or using their results.

• Keep your registration number handy before visiting the portal, as it is required to view the result.
• Revaluation results are separate from regular semester results - check the correct notification link for your specific requirement.
• It is advisable to download and save a copy of the result immediately after it is displayed, as online result links may be updated or replaced over time.
• For any discrepancy in marks or result status, students should contact the University of Calicut's examination section directly rather than relying on third-party sources.