AKTU Odd Semester Phase 2 Exam Dates 2023-24 Out, Check Regular and Carry Over Subjects Schedule Here

AKTU Odd Semester Exam Dates: AKTU has announced odd semester phase 2 exam dates for regular and carry-over subjects. Students appearing for the exam can send an e-mail to dcoe-a@aktu.ac.in by February 15, 2024, in case of any error in the AKTU odd semester exam date pdf. Check details here 

AKTU Phase 2 Odd Semester Dates 2023-24: Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University has announced the odd semester exam dates for regular and carry-over subjects today. As per the schedule, the AKTU odd semester exam will be conducted from March 6 to 31, 2024 for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Students can check the complete schedule of AKTU odd semester for regular and carry-over phase 2 exam at the official website: aktu.ac.in. 

The tentative AKTU exam schedule has been released branch-wise. Also, the experimental/project AKTU odd semester exam 2023-24 will be conducted from February 26 to March 2, 2024, for which the ERP portal will be operated from time to time.  

AKTU Odd Semester Phase 2 Exam Dates 2023-24

As per the official notice on X (formerly Twitter), it has been stated that, "Regarding the tentative examination schedule of the second phase examinations of regular and carry over subjects of the odd semester of the university session 2023-24." Check notice below: 

The AKTU exam dates have been released for B.Tech, B.Pharm, MBA(All), MCA, M.Arch, M.Tech, M.Pharm, B.Arch, MBA(INT), MCA(INT.), M.Tech(INT), BHMCT, BFA, B.VOC., BFAD and (MCA-DD & MAM, Only Carry Over). 

AKTU Exam Dates 2023-24 

It has been also mentioned in the notice that the students must ensure that there's no error in the AKTU odd semester exam schedule 2023-24. In case of any error/amendment in the tentative AKTU examination schedule pdf, they can send an e-mail ID to dcoe-a@aktu.ac.in by 5 pm on February 15, 2024. 

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