Lucknow University extends even semester exam form deadline to April 16 for UG, PG, diploma
Suviral Shukla | April 13, 2026 | 11:14 PM IST | 2 mins read
The deadline has been extended for students enrolled in UG, PG, diploma and other programmes, including those appearing for regular, back paper, improvement, exempted examinations.
Lucknow University (LU) has extended the deadline to submit the online examination forms for the improvement and excused examination of the even semester June 2026 for UG, PG, Diploma to April 16. Students can fill the exam form for the even semester (except for the second semester students) through the official website at lkouniv.ac.in.
The deadline has been extended for students enrolled in UG, PG, diploma and other programmes, including those appearing for regular, back paper, improvement, exempted examinations, Lucknow University said in an official notice.
Regular students do not have to pay separate fee along with the examination form. However, they have to fill the examination form online and submit it along with the semester fee receipt to the concerned head of department or the dean's office, the university said.
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Lucknow University June 2026 Semester exam form instructions
“The examination forms submitted by the Dean/Head of Department office must be forwarded online and the list must be submitted to the Examination Department, Lucknow University by 18.04.2026,” it added.
The university also stated that students enrolled in Lucknow University’s affiliated colleges should have to submit their online forms along with the required fees to their respective colleges.
Colleges have to forward all examination forms through the official login portal and deposit the examination fees online, the university said. They also have to ensure submission of the final list along with fee receipts to the university by April 18.
“The Principals/Principals of all affiliated colleges are requested to forward the examination forms through the login provided by the Examination Department and deposit the examination fee as per the list of online filled examination forms online as per the system available on the Lucknow University website,” it added.
Students who are facing issues while filling what forms can contact the university through the helpline numbers 7897999211, 7897992064, WhatsApp number 7897992062, landline number 0522-4150500 or email at lu.support@otpl.co.in, the university concluded.
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