Overview
- The engineering test, which runs Saturday to Monday in two shifts (9 am–12 noon and 3 pm–6 pm), now shows a provisional score on screen as each session ends.
- The on-screen score uses a preliminary answer key and can change after the objection window, with final ranks based on normalised marks from the verified key and expected in June.
- About 2.10 lakh candidates are writing the exam at 125 centres under strict reporting rules that allow no late entry and no early exit.
- JNTU-H has posted past marks‑versus‑rank bands from 2024 and 2025 so students can roughly gauge where a provisional score might place them.
- In related updates, JNTUA announced AP ECET results Friday with a 91.72% pass rate and Osmania University released TS ECET hall tickets Saturday for the May 15 exam.