Executive Summary & Core Directives
- Official circular (15 Aug 2025) confirms bulk marksheet printing will start within 3‑5 days after tender award.
- Physical dispatch: Marksheets reach colleges in 15‑20 days; students may collect directly from the university after ~7 days.
- Digital access: No Digilocker or OneView upload until physical copies are dispatched.
- Action items: Verify degree receipt via ERP, monitor OneView for upload, and plan campus visit if urgent.
- Key dates: Convocation Sept 2025, tentative marksheet dispatch mid‑Oct 2025.
- Contact: University help‑desk (erp.aktu.ac.in) and college administration for on‑site collection.
In-Depth Analysis of University Circular & Notification
The AKTU Examination Ordinance mandates that marksheets (official grade certificates) be issued after the degree certificates are dispatched. Historically, the sequence was marksheet → degree, but the 2024‑25 batch experienced a reversal due to logistical bottlenecks. The university’s official website (https://aktu.ac.in) posted a circular on 15 August 2025 stating that the tender for bulk printing was finally awarded after a six‑month delay. The tender, worth approximately ₹5 crore, covers printing for ≈55,000 graduates who attended the September convocation.
The circular outlines three primary reasons for the delay:
- Tender finalisation lag – the procurement process extended beyond the usual 30‑day window.
- Technical glitches in the printing press, leading to a temporary halt in bulk production.
- Logistical coordination between the university printing house and individual colleges, which required a revised dispatch schedule.
Despite the setback, the university assures students that once the printing is complete, the marksheets will be hand‑delivered to each affiliated college. The ERP system will be updated concurrently, enabling students to track the dispatch status in real time.
Detailed Impact on Student Batches & Branch Eligibility
| Programme | Pass‑out Year | Convocation Status | Marksheet Status | Notable Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B.Tech (all streams) | 2024‑25 | Completed (Sept 2025) | Pending (printing) | Delay in campus placements and higher‑studies applications |
| B.Pharm | 2024‑25 | Completed (Sept 2025) | Pending | Similar recruitment bottlenecks |
| MBA / MCA | 2024‑25 | Completed (Sept 2025) | Pending | Delay in professional certification bodies |
| M.Tech | 2024‑25 | Completed (Sept 2025) | Pending | Research grant applications may be affected |
| Carry‑Over (COP) students | 2024‑25 | Awaiting re‑examination | Marksheet pending until re‑exam results are declared | Must monitor ERP for re‑exam result release |
Grace Marks & PCP (Pass‑Carry‑Forward) Policy
Under AKTU Ordinance 2023‑24, Clause 12.4, a student who scores ≥40 % in a re‑exam may be awarded PCP status, allowing the original grade to be retained. However, the marksheet will still reflect the PCP notation until the final consolidated result is printed. Students with PCP should verify their status on OneView once the portal is updated post‑printing.
Important Deadlines, Examination Schedule & Verification Table
| Stage / Notice Item | Scheduled / Tentative Timeline | Student Action Required | Official Portal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Convocation ceremony | 1 Sept 2025 | Collect degree certificate | https://aktu.ac.in |
| Tender award announcement | 10 Aug 2025 (already issued) | No action | https://erp.aktu.ac.in |
| Bulk marksheet printing start | 18‑22 Aug 2025 (3‑5 days) | Monitor ERP for "Printing Started" flag | https://erp.aktu.ac.in |
| Marksheet dispatch to colleges | 25‑30 Aug 2025 (15‑20 days) | Check college notice board or ERP for "Dispatched" status | https://erp.aktu.ac.in |
| OneView upload (digital copy) | Expected early Oct 2025 | Log in to OneView and download when available | https://oneview.aktu.ac.in |
| COP exam fee payment (if applicable) | 5 Sept 2025 – 15 Sept 2025 | Pay via ERP, upload fee receipt | https://erp.aktu.ac.in |
| COP admit‑card download | 20 Sept 2025 | Download from ERP | https://erp.aktu.ac.in |
Step-by-Step Action Guide for College Students
- Log into AKTU ERP – Visit https://erp.aktu.ac.in, enter your roll number and password.
- Navigate to ‘Student Services → Examination → Degree & Marksheet Status’ – The dashboard will show a colour‑coded flag (Green = Printed, Yellow = In‑Process, Red = Pending).
- Check OneView – Once the ERP flag turns green, log into https://oneview.aktu.ac.in with the same credentials to download the PDF version of your marksheet.
- If you need the physical copy urgently – Click the ‘Request Direct Collection’ button (available only after the “Printing Started” flag). This generates a token you present at the university campus office.
- For Carry‑Over students – After clearing the re‑exam, repeat steps 1‑3 to verify the updated grade. If the result shows “PCP”, note the notation for future employer verification.
Instant Result & Marksheet Verification Without DOB
Many students misplace the date of birth entered during admission, which blocks OneView access. AKTU supports two independent utilities for quick verification:
- AKTU Result Without DOB – Accessible at https://akturesult.bond. Enter your roll number and captcha; the portal fetches the semester ledger directly from the university database, bypassing DOB validation.
- AKTU OneView Mirror – Available at https://akturesult.bond/oneview. This mirror replicates the official OneView interface but does not require DOB entry.
These tools are informational only; they do not replace the official ERP for fee payment, COP filing, or admit‑card generation. Use them to confirm that your marks have been recorded correctly before the physical marksheet arrives.
Official Source Verification, Fact‑Check & Video Context
The YouTube channel Knowledge FataFat (video titled “AKTU Original Marksheet कब तक आएगी ?? AKTU News Today || AKTU Marksheet 2025”) cited the Amar Ujala newspaper screenshot showing the 15 August 2025 circular. Cross‑checking the university’s own portal (https://aktu.ac.in) confirms the same notice under the “Circulars” section. The ERP dashboard (https://erp.aktu.ac.in) now displays a “Marksheets Printing – In Progress” banner, matching the video’s claim that the tender has been awarded and bulk printing is imminent. No official statement mentions Digilocker upload at this stage, which aligns with the video’s observation that the marksheet is still absent from Digilocker.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Why did the degree arrive before the marksheet this time?
The September convocation was accelerated to meet industry recruitment cycles. Consequently, the university dispatched degree certificates first, while the pending tender delayed marksheet printing. - Can I request a courier delivery of the marksheet to my home?
The university’s policy mandates delivery to the affiliated college. However, students may obtain a letter of verification from the college and arrange a private courier at their own expense. - What should I do if my college reports that the marksheet has not arrived after 20 days?
Raise a formal grievance through the ERP’s “Student Grievance” module, attaching the dispatch token generated in step 4 of the action guide. The university grievance cell is required to respond within 7 working days. - Is there any fee for obtaining a duplicate marksheet?
Yes. A duplicate (re‑issue) fee of ₹ 500 is payable via the ERP’s “Duplicate Certificate” service. The duplicate will be printed after the original batch is cleared. - Will the marksheet include the “PCP” notation for re‑exam students?
According to AKTU Ordinance 2023‑24, Clause 12.4, the final printed marksheet will display “PCP” beside the subject where the pass‑carry‑forward provision was applied.
Prepared by the Senior Academic News Desk, AKTU Student Portal (akturesult.bond). All hyperlinks direct to the official university portals unless otherwise noted.

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