JNTUH to Allow Students to Drop Low-Grade Subjects from CGPA

Haydarabad: Jawaharlal Nehru Technology University Haydarabad (JNTU) engineering students will now be allowed to leave four subjects with low -grade or failed from CGPA calculations. Change, which is a part of the newly approved R25 academic regulations, aims to reduce academic pressure and provide students more space to get rid of mishaps.

The new arrangements, which are valid for students who have been adopted from 2025-26 academic years in colleges that are not bound without fuel, have been completed in the common boards of the working meetings at the university campus. Autonomous colleges are encouraged to use the R25 structure as a reference.

Students will complete 164 loans throughout BTECH, but only 160 final CGPA will be counted. Four -credit decrease does not apply to laboratories, seminars, internships or projects.

The reviewed curriculum also includes a flexible output option under the multi -versatile output model. Students can leave all courses and two extra credit if they have completed two extra loans, including a six -week internship or vocational course. If they choose to continue, they can return in the third year.

JNTUH also introduced early records for massive open online courses (MOCS). Students can take online courses in advance for a period and then earn credit. If a MOOC is not cleaned, they will be allowed to get the normal topic instead.

In the second and third and third years, four single -credit skill development course will be introduced in 3+1 or 2+2 area and interdisciplinary mixture, which is evaluated as laboratory subjects.

Other features of the new arrangements include a computer -based test option for students who miss a medium -term exam, a new Mathematics Laboratory for Applied Problem Solving, and India Information Systems, Environmental Science, Gender Sensitivity and Mandatory courses in the Indian Constitution.

Assistant Chancellor Prof.Dr. ITs, NITs, state universities, affiliated colleges, alumni and industrial experts presented the R25 arrangements interviewed with Faculty and added that their feedback will be evaluated in the last practice.