Kurukshetra University releases seven December 2026 date-sheets

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Kurukshetra University listed seven date-sheets for its December 2026 examinations on 28 October 2026. The update includes two revised schedules: Notice 14-A for M.Sc. Zoology and M.Sc. Forensic Science, and Notice 37-A for M.Sc. Microbiology.

Kurukshetra University releases seven December 2026 date-sheets

The remaining five date-sheets cover M.Sc. Applied Geology, M.Sc. Environmental Science, M.Tech. Applied Geology, M.Tech. Energy and Environmental Management, and Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology. For BHM and CT, students must choose between Notice 59 for the CBCS scheme and Notice 60 for Non-NEP and Non-CBCS.

All date-sheets are available on the official page at kuk.ac.in/date-sheet. Students have been advised to check the programme, semester and scheme before noting the dates, and to revisit the page before the exams as further revisions are possible.

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The December 2026 exam schedule is now fixed, and the two revised notices mean students enrolled in M.Sc. Zoology or Forensic Science must discard the earlier version and follow Notice 14-A, while M.Sc. Microbiology students must rely on Notice 37-A. For BHM&CT, the choice between CBCS and older schemes makes the correct notice number critical: using the wrong one would lead to wrong paper dates. The university has not said when the exams will actually begin or when admit cards will issue, so students still face a wait. The next concrete step for students is to download the correct date-sheet from the official page and check their programme and semester against the notice number.


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