RGUHS Result 2026: Rajiv Gandhi University Results for MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, BPharm and other UG/PG Courses

RGUHS Result 2026: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Karnataka, has released the 2026 undergraduate and yearly examination results for various UG and PG medical and allied health courses through its Examination Management System (EMS) portal. Students who appeared for MBBS, BDS, BHMS, BSc Nursing, BPharm, and other programmes can now check their marks and qualifying status online. The main results were declared on 4 March 2026, with BSc Nursing results following on 18 March 2026. Other faculties are getting their results on a rolling basis through 2026. In this article, we explain how to check your RGUHS EMS Result 2026, download your marksheet, and what to do next.

RGUHS Result 2026 Highlights

Students can find all the information about Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Result 2026 in the table given below:

RGUHS Result 2026 Download Link

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) UG and yearly examination 2026 results are now available on the official EMS Result portal. Students who appeared for UG & PG courses can check and download their yearly marksheet from the direct link given below:

RGUHS EMS Result Portal Links

RGUHS routes every result medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, and AYUSH through a single Examination Management System (EMS). Students log in once and simply pick their faculty; there's no need for separate portals per course.

Main portal links:

• EMS Result Portal: rguhs.karnataka.gov.in/rguresult

RGUHS Medical & Dental Result Link 2026

For the convenience of students, we have provided the course-wise direct result link below to avoid any inconvenience: 

Steps to Check RGUHS Result 2026 Online

Students can follow these simple steps to check their RGUHS EMS Result 2026 online:

• Visit the official website, rguhs.ac.in, or the EMS result portal 

• Click on the "EMS Result 2026" link on the homepage

• Select your course and examination session

• Enter your registration number and date of birth

• Submit the details to view your result

• Download and save the marksheet PDF for future use

Details Required to Check the Result

Students must keep the following details while checking the result:

• Registration/Roll number

• Admit card (for subject codes)

• Date of birth

What the RGUHS EMS Marksheet Shows

The RGUHS EMS Result 2026 marksheet includes subject-wise marks, total marks, and overall qualifying status. Students should carefully verify all details after downloading, since an incorrect roll number entry can lead to a "No result found" error. The digital marksheet is commonly used for academic progression, admission to higher studies, and verification during internships or clinical postings, though the original physical copy still needs to be collected from the respective college.

Passing Marks, Grace Marks and Class Awarded

RGUHS evaluates mainly on a percentage basis, in line with NMC, DCI, PCI, and INC regulations, while select UG and allied health-science programmes are additionally graded on CGPA.

Passing criteria:

• Minimum aggregate to pass: 50% (theory + practical combined)

• Minimum in theory: 50% (as per subject regulation)

• Minimum in practical/clinical/viva: 50% (as per subject regulation)

• Internal assessment must be cleared to be declared "Pass"

• Limited grace marks may be awarded per council/faculty regulation to help a borderline candidate clear a hurdle; this varies by programme

RGUHS Revaluation and Retotaling

Students who are not satisfied with their theory marks can apply for revaluation or retotaling within the window specified in the official notification. Revaluation is not applicable for some courses, such as MBBS, so students should check the specific notification for their course before applying.

RGUHS Supplementary Exam Rules

RGUHS runs supplementary (re-appear) examinations for students who fail a head in a professional examination:

• If only the theory head is failed, students re-appear for theory in the supplementary exam

• If the practical/clinical head is failed, students re-appear for that component

• A passed practical/clinical head is usually carried forward as per faculty regulation

• Carry-over and maximum-attempt rules are set by the respective parent council (NMC/DCI/PCI/INC/AYUSH) for each programme.