CUSAT and Calicut University Revaluation 2026: Critical Deadlines and How to Apply Before It’s Too Late

Kerala students racing to correct marks have two closing windows this week. At CUSAT, scrutiny applications closed on September 10, 2026; revaluation ends on September 15, 2026. Calicut University’s Four Year Undergraduate Programme revaluation and scrutiny both close on September 18, 2026. Missing these dates delays admissions and scholarship decisions.

CUSAT’s dates are tied to specific result notifications published recently, covering B.Tech examinations, with applications accepted only at designated examination centres named in each notice. Calicut’s window currently lists Second Semester FYUG April 2026 and FYUG Deficiency April 2025. Confirm your course entry before paying any fee.

CUSAT revaluation last date and centre-wise apply steps

Read your result notice first. Download the revaluation or scrutiny form where linked, fill details, and remit the prescribed fee. Submit the application and receipt at your examination centre before the cut-off; centres forward soft copies to the Controller as scheduled. Keep stamped acknowledgement or digital proof for records.

Calicut University FYUG revaluation portal path and last date

Open the Calicut revaluation list, choose your FYUG link, and sign in via the student portal. Select papers, then proceed to payment only after successful registration. Download the auto‑generated PDF receipt; retain it for any audit. Track outcome on the Pareeksha Bhavan revaluation results board. Deadline remains September 18, 2026.

Revaluation fees per paper and documents to keep ready

CUSAT currently charges Rs 800 per paper for revaluation and Rs 500 for scrutiny; photocopy of answer script costs Rs 1000. Calicut notifications indicate Rs 735 per paper for revaluation and Rs 70 for scrutiny; verify the exact figure shown at checkout. Carry your portal receipt; follow any centre checklist attached to your notice.

Revaluation results, mark changes, and refund rules

Revaluation outcomes replace earlier marks; CUSAT requires surrender of the previous mark list once revised lists are issued, so scores can move up or down. Revaluation results are posted on the official boards, and fee refunds apply only in notified cases; many applications are non‑refundable. Check updates periodically.