Result season is well underway at the University of Jammu, and the latest batch is out. On 24 July 2026, the Controller of Examinations declared results for several courses, including UG 5th Semester (supplementary and withheld cases), UG 6th Semester, MDP 4th Semester, MBBS 2nd Professional and B.Pharmacy 8th Semester. It follows an earlier round declared on 2 July that covered UG Semester-V under the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP, NEP-2020), UG 6th and 1st Semester, and MBBS 3rd Professional Part-II results — so if you've been refreshing the portal, there's a good chance your course is now live.
Where to check
All results are published through the university's examination portal, coeju.com. To find yours:
Go to the notices/results section on coeju.com.
Open the notification that matches your exact course and semester — each result is released as a separate notice.
Find your roll number within that document.
Keep your roll number and registration details handy, and always download and save the official result PDF for your records — you'll need it for admission to the next semester or for onward applications.
What a 'withheld' status means
Seeing your result listed as withheld can be alarming, but it usually isn't a fail. It typically means the result for certain candidates in that notification hasn't been released yet — often due to pending fee dues, a document or registration issue, or an unresolved case. The fix is usually administrative: clear the pending item through your college or the examination branch, and the result is released.
Not happy with a mark? You have options
If a grade looks off, the university has formal processes for re-evaluation and re-checking of answer scripts, applied for within a set window after the result is declared and against the prescribed fee. Watch coeju.com for the exact last date for your course — these windows are short, so don't sit on it.
Quick tips
Cross-check your details before assuming an error — make sure you're reading the right notification.
Note any deadline for supplementary forms or re-evaluation the day you get your result.
Ignore unofficial "result links" on social media; coeju.com is the only source that counts.
Congratulations if your result is through — and if it's withheld, treat it as a paperwork errand, not a verdict. Sources: University of Jammu – Controller of Examinations (coeju.com); result declarations reported via FreeJobAlert.
