Two revaluation windows close within 24 hours for Indian students. MP Bhoj (MPBOU) shuts today, Thursday, September 17, 2026. Calicut University’s FYUG second‑semester revaluation ends tomorrow, Friday, September 18, 2026. Notices do not specify cut‑off time, so finish early. Missing these windows means waiting for the next cycle.
MP Bhoj’s MPOnline portal lists Application for Revaluation or Retotaling from September 3 to 17, 2026. It also shows Pay Unpaid Receipt and Know your Application Status for tracking. Calicut’s extension covers Second Semester FYUGP April 2026 and FYUGP Deficiency April 2025. The online link remains available until September 18, 2026.

Visit MPOnline’s Bhoj page and select Application for Revaluation or Retotaling. Login using enrolment number and date of birth, as required on the portal. Choose papers, verify details, pay the fee online, and save the receipt. Use Know your Application Status or Search Receipt to confirm submission and download receipts.
Calicut confirms the FYUG revaluation and scrutiny window runs until Friday, September 18, 2026. Recent college notices, citing University orders, list Rs 750 per revaluation paper. Scrutiny costs Rs 100 per paper. Photocopy costs Rs 255 per paper, and the application form fee is Rs 50. Keep hall ticket, register number, and payment method ready before logging in.
Revaluation may increase or decrease marks, based on reassessment by different examiners. Large changes may trigger a second revaluation under Calicut’s rules. Revised mark lists are issued where changes occur. Track releases on the Revaluation Results page. MP Bhoj posts revaluation notifications and results on its website.
Submit before peak hours to avoid payment failures. If pages stall, switch browsers, clear cache, or try mobile data. MP Bhoj offers Pay Unpaid Receipt, Search Receipt, and Know your Application Status. For Calicut, monitor Notifications and the Revaluation Results page for acknowledgements and updates.