FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
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RHR means Result Held for Review. +RHR means your result has been reviewed and updated.
WFLS means Withheld due to less attendance. WFLY means Withheld due to less marks in Yearly theory/practical exams.
The diploma certificate (hard copy) is issued around 6-8 months after the final semester results are declared. In the meantime, you can download the provisional certificate from the student portal.
If the name on your marksheet and certificate differs, you need to submit a name correction application along with supporting documents (e.g., school leaving certificate, Aadhaar, etc.) to MSBTE.
Yes, you are eligible for second semester admission irrespective of first semester results. Promotion is granted as per the ATKT rules.
As per ATKT rules, a student must pass in at least 50% of the first-year subjects (combination of semester I and II) to be promoted to the third semester.
You are eligible for promotion to the fifth semester if you have passed in at least 50% of the subjects up to the fourth semester, as per prevailing ATKT rules.
If your result is WFLS (Withheld due to Less Attendance) or WFLY (Withheld due to Less marks in Yearly), the marksheet is not issued until the deficiency is cleared.
No, verification/photocopy/reassessment is not applicable for RHR, WFLY, or WFLS subjects as these results are withheld pending clearance of deficiencies.
ATKT (Allowed to Keep Term) allows a student to proceed to the next semester/academic year even if they have failed in some subjects of the previous semester, subject to passing a minimum percentage of total subjects as prescribed by MSBTE rules.
In ATKT calculations, theory and practical are considered separate heads. If you failed in theory and passed in practical, the theory failure will count as one backlog.
Class is awarded based on the aggregate marks of all semesters: First Class with Distinction (70% and above), First Class (60% to less than 70%), Higher Second Class (55% to less than 60%), Second Class (50% to less than 55%), Pass Class (40% to less than 50%).
