The National University (NU) Honours 4th Year Result is a big deal for students across Bangladesh. This result, under the National University, marks the end of a four-year academic journey and is the final step before graduation. It’s not just a number-this result decides if you’re officially a graduate, and it opens doors for higher studies or landing that first real job.
Why does it matter so much? Well, for most students, this is the ticket to applying for post-graduation programs, government jobs, or even private sector gigs. Employers and universities both look at your final CGPA and marksheet, so this result can shape your next big move.
This year, the Honours 4th Year Result 2025 was published on November 17, 2024. A total of 265,397 students from 846 affiliated colleges took part in the exams, which ran from May to June 2025. The official pass rate stands at 70%, showing just how competitive and important this stage is for so many students across the country.
Key Details and Result Highlights
- Exam Session: 2022-23
- Result Published: September 27, 2025
- Total Examinees: 2,65,397
- Participating Colleges: 846
- Overall Pass Rate: 70%
- Exam Period: May-June 2025
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How to Check Honours 4th Year Result
Let’s break it down-here’s exactly how you can check your NU Honours 4th Year Result, step by step, using all the official ways.
Online Method
- Visit the Official Website
- Go to results.nu.ac.bd.
- Navigate to the Right Section
- Select “Honours” from the menu.
- Choose “4th Year” or “Individual Result” as needed.
- Enter Required Information
- Roll Number
- Registration Number
- Exam Year (e.g., 2022 or 2023, depending on your session)
- Captcha code (to prove you’re not a robot)
- Submit and View
- Click “Search Result” or “Submit.”
- Your result will pop up on the screen, including marks and CGPA if available.
Common Mistakes & Tips
- Double-check your roll and registration numbers-one small typo and you’ll get an error.
- Make sure you enter the correct exam year.
- If the site is slow, try during off-peak hours or switch to the alternative site.
- Don’t refresh too many times in a row; sometimes it just needs a minute.
SMS Method
- Open Your Messaging App
- Type the SMS in This Format:
NU H4 [Your Roll or Registration Number]- Example:
NU H4 123456
- Example:
- Send to 16222
- Standard SMS charges apply (usually around 2.50 BDT per SMS).
- Wait for the Reply
- You’ll get a reply SMS with your result-usually includes your name, roll, and result status (pass/fail/CGPA).
Troubleshooting
- Make sure you have enough balance on your phone.
- Double-check the format-no extra spaces or typos.
- If you don’t get a reply, try again after a few minutes (sometimes the server is busy).
Mobile App Method
- Download the Official App
- Search for “BD Result Official App” on the Google Play Store.
- Install and Open
- Open the app after installing.
- Check Your Result
- Enter your roll/registration number and exam year.
- Follow the on-screen steps to view your result.
Tips
- Make sure you’re downloading the official app, not a random one.
- If the app isn’t working, fall back to the website or SMS.
That’s it-three easy ways to get your NU Honours 4th Year Result. Just follow the steps, keep your info handy, and you’ll have your result in no time!
Important Links
- Hons 1st Year Result 2025
- Hons 2nd Year Result 2025
- Hons 3rd Year Result 2025
- Hons 4th Year Result 2025
Understanding the Result
Alright, let’s make sense of what you see once you finally get that result in front of you.
So, you’ve got your marksheet. Now what’s all this info actually mean?
What’s on the Marksheet?
Your marksheet isn’t just a pass/fail slip. Here’s what you’ll find:
- Subject-wise Marks: Each subject you took, with marks listed next to it.
- Grades: Instead of just numbers, you’ll see grades like A+, A, B, etc.
- Overall CGPA: This is your Cumulative Grade Point Average for all four years.
Sample Marksheet Layout
| Subject Name | Marks | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Bangla | 70 | A |
| English | 65 | A- |
| Political Science | 80 | A+ |
| Sociology | 60 | B+ |
| … | … | … |
| CGPA | 3.50 |
What’s a Consolidated Result?
Think of the consolidated result as your “grand total.” It combines your results from 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year into one single CGPA. So, instead of just seeing how you did this year, you get the big picture of your whole Honours journey.
How’s the CGPA Calculated?
- Each year’s GPA is weighted (usually equally) and then averaged.
- The formula is simple:
CGPA = (GPA1 + GPA2 + GPA3 + GPA4) / 4 - So, if you got 3.00, 3.25, 3.50, and 3.75 in each year, your CGPA would be 3.38.
Quick Grading System Guide
- A+ = 4.00
- A = 3.75
- A- = 3.50
- B+ = 3.25
- B = 3.00
- C = 2.50
- D = 2.00
- F = 0.00 (Fail)
Why Does CGPA Matter?
This number is your academic “scorecard.” Universities and employers use your CGPA to judge if you’re eligible for post-graduation, scholarships, or jobs. A higher CGPA? More options open up for you. Lower CGPA? You might have to work a bit harder to stand out.
So yeah, that little number at the bottom of your marksheet? It’s kind of a big deal!
Result Re-evaluation/Rescrutiny Process
So, think your marks should’ve been higher? Here’s how you can apply for a recheck:
Step-by-Step Guide
- Check the Official Notice
- Head to the National University’s official website (www.nu.ac.bd) for the rescrutiny notice right after results are published.
- The notice will have all the details: deadlines, fees, and the link to the application portal.
- Apply Online
- Go to the NU Sonali Seba portal (www.nu.ac.bd/services).
- Log in or register if you haven’t already.
- Select the “Re-scrutiny” or “Result Re-evaluation” option.
- Fill in your exam details (roll, registration, year, subject code, etc.).
- Upload Required Documents
- Usually, you’ll need a scanned copy of your marksheet.
- Double-check if anything else is needed in the official notice.
- Pay the Fee
- There’s a fee per subject (often around 800-1000 BDT, but check the latest notice).
- Payment is usually done via Sonali Bank online or mobile banking.
- Submit the Application
- Review all your info, then hit submit.
- Download or print the confirmation slip for your records.
Key Deadlines & Timeline
- Application Deadline: Usually within 15 days of result publication (check the official notice for exact dates).
- Result Timeline: Re-evaluation results are typically published 1-2 months after the deadline.
Important Notes
- You can only apply for specific subjects-not the whole result.
- No changes are made unless there’s a clear mistake in totaling or entry.
- The re-evaluation result is final-no further appeals.
Where to Find Updates
- Always rely on the official NU website and your college notice board for the latest info.
- Avoid third-party sites for deadlines or fee details.
And that’s it! If you feel something’s off, this is your shot to get things double-checked. Just follow the steps, keep your documents ready, and watch those deadlines.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What should I do if my result is not found online?
Double-check your roll and registration numbers. Try again later or use the SMS method if the website is slow.
How do I check my result via SMS?
Send NU H4 followed by your roll or registration number to 16222. Example: NU H4 123456.
Can I apply for re-evaluation?
Yes, you can apply online through the NU Sonali Seba portal within 15 days of result publication.
How is the CGPA calculated?
CGPA is the average of your GPA from all four years, calculated as (GPA1 + GPA2 + GPA3 + GPA4) / 4.
What if I make a mistake in the SMS format?
You won’t get a reply. Check the format carefully and resend the SMS.
Where can I find official updates about the results?
Always check the official NU website and your college notice board for the latest info.
Is there a fee for re-evaluation?
Yes, usually around 800-1000 BDT per subject, payable via Sonali Bank online or mobile banking.
Can I apply for re-evaluation for all subjects?
No, you must apply for specific subjects only.
Conclusion
So, getting your NU Honours 4th Year Result is a pretty huge milestone-whether you’re celebrating or planning your next move. Remember, this isn’t just a piece of paper; it’s your ticket to higher studies, job applications, and a bunch of new opportunities.
No matter how things turned out, keep your head up and stay tuned to official sources for any updates or next steps. And hey, whatever’s next for you-further studies, a job, or something totally different-you’ve got this. Celebrate your effort, learn from the journey, and keep moving forward!
