Kashmir University: All Six Semester Results Declared for BG 2015 Mercy Exams
Srinagar, 21 July: The University of Kashmir has released the long-awaited results for the Mercy Chance examinations conducted for Batch 2015 under the undergraduate non-professional category. This update brings clarity to students who had been waiting for a final opportunity to complete their pending semesters.
The Mercy Chance was granted by the university for students who had exhausted the usual time limit but still had backlogs. These examinations were held in May and June 2025, covering all six semesters from BG 1st to BG 6th.
The decision to offer this chance was welcomed by many, especially those who had faced personal or academic hurdles during the regular schedule. For most of these students, this was a make-or-break opportunity.
Here’s a brief look at the semester-wise result updates released on July 21, 2025:
- BG 1st Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
- BG 2nd Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
- BG 3rd Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
- BG 4th Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
- BG 5th Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
- BG 6th Semester (Batch 2015) – Mercy Chance Result Declared
All results are available on the university’s official examination website. Students can check their results using their roll number or examination registration details.
How to Check Results
Students can follow these steps:
- Visit egov.uok.edu.in/results
- Select the relevant semester and batch (2015 Mercy Chance)
- Enter your Roll Number or Registration Number in the boxes provided
- Click “View Result”
You’ll see options to filter the result by marks or view college-wise results, but individual candidates should stick to roll number or registration details.
Print or save a copy for your records. If you have issues, contact the university helpdesk or visit in person.
What is a Mercy Chance?
In simple terms, a mercy chance is an additional opportunity granted by an academic institution to students who have not cleared their courses within the standard time limit. In Kashmir University’s case, students from the 2015 undergraduate batch were allowed to appear for exams again in 2025—ten years after admission.
This is not a usual practice. Mercy chances are often reserved for exceptional circumstances. Over the years, many students of this batch had either given up or moved on. But for some, this fresh attempt brought hope and relief.
Why Was It Important?
Many students from the 2015 batch had valid reasons for delays in their academics, health problems, family issues, or other personal setbacks. Due to a rigid academic cycle, they had no option left until the university made this decision.
With this step, Kashmir University showed some flexibility, allowing learners to finish what they had started. It also showed sensitivity towards those who might have missed earlier chances for reasons beyond their control.
What’s Next for These Students?
Students who have cleared all six semesters can now apply for degree certificates. The process is the same as for any regular candidate, submit the required documents, pay the fees, and collect the certificate from the university office.
Clearing these exams also opens doors for higher education and job opportunities. Many of these students had been stuck, unable to move forward in life due to incomplete academic records.
Those who couldn’t clear some papers will have to wait and see if the university offers any further chance, though that seems unlikely at this stage.
Final Thoughts
The Mercy Chance results for the 2015 batch mark an important moment in Kashmir University’s academic timeline. They show that while rules and timelines matter, so does compassion. Hundreds of students have now completed a journey that began a decade ago.
It’s a reminder that education doesn’t always follow a straight line. Sometimes, all someone needs is one more chance.
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