Osmania University announces BBA, MA semester 1 exam time table for January 2026
Vikas Kumar Pandit | January 5, 2026 | 04:57 PM IST | 2 mins read
Osmania University January 2026 Exam: Semester 1 BBA exams will be held from January 20 to 29. MA oriental languages papers are scheduled from January 28 to 31.
Osmania University has issued the exam time table for several semester 1 regular programmes scheduled for January 2026. The schedules are issued by the exam branch, Hyderabad, for Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Retail Operations, Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Logistics, and Master of Arts (MA) in Oriental Languages courses under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) pattern.
For BBA retail operations semester 1 (Regular), the exams will be held from January 20 to January 29, between 2 pm and 5 pm. The English paper will be conducted on January 20, followed by introduction to retail operations on January 22. Language papers include Telugu, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Arabic, French, Kannada, Marathi, Persian, and Tamil.
The BBA logistics semester 1 (Regular) exam are also scheduled from January 20 to January 29, with the same timing of 2 pm to 5 pm. The English exam will be held on January 20. Fundamentals of logistics is scheduled for January 22. The language options remain the same as notified for other BBA programmes.
Osmania University: BBA semester 1 exam time table
The BBA retail operations and logistics semester 1 exam time table is given in the table below.
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BBA retail operations semester 1 exam time table |
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Date |
Subject |
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January 20 |
English |
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January 22 |
Introduction to Retail Operations |
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January 24 |
Principles and Practices of Management |
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January 27 |
In-store Cashiering and Merchandising Operations |
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January 29 |
Financial Accounting |
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BBA logistics semester 1 exam time table |
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Date |
Subject |
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January 20 |
English |
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January 22 |
Fundamentals of Logistics |
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January 24 |
Principles and Practices of Management |
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January 27 |
Warehousing and Distribution Centre Operations |
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January 29 |
Materials Management |
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For MA oriental languages semester 1 (regular), the exams will be conducted from January 28 to January 31, between 10 am and 1 pm. On January 28, papers include Telugu Poetry, Modern Hindi Poetry, History of Urdu Literature 1, and Arabic Classical Prose. The final papers on January 31 include Telugu Grammar, Vyavahaarik Hindi Anuvaad and Vyakaran, Urdu Afsana, and Arabic Translation and Essay Writing.
Osmania University Semester 1 Exam: MA oriental languages time table
The exam time table for MA oriental languages semester 1 is given below.
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Date |
Papers |
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January 28 |
Telugu Poetry (Classical and Modern) / Modern Hindi Poetry / History of Urdu Literature-I (up to 1857) / Arabic Classical Prose |
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January 29 |
Telugu Prose / Modern Hindi Prose Literature-I / Urdu Prose and Daastan / Arabic Classical Poetry |
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January 30 |
History of Telugu Literature / History of Hindi Literature / Urdu Ghazal / History of Classical Arabic Literature |
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January 31 |
Telugu Grammar / Vyavahaarik Hindi Anuvaad and Vyakaran / Urdu Afsana / Arabic Translation and Essay Writing |
The university states that candidates will have to appear only at their allotted examination centres. Mobile phones, programmable calculators, and electronic devices are not permitted inside the examination hall. Any omission or clash in the time table should be reported to the Controller of Examinations, Osmania University.
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