SAU 2020 result declared on September 18; check @sau.in
Team Careers360 | September 18, 2020 | 04:58 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: South Asian University has released the SAU result 2020 on September 18, in online mode. The result has been declared on its official website at sau.in. The candidates will need to visit the official website of South Asian University to check the SAU 2020 result.
How to check the SAU result 2020
Follow the steps mentioned below to check the SAU 2020 result.
Step 1.
Visit the official website of South Asian University at sau.in.
Step 2.
Click on ‘List of Master Candidates being considered for admission in order of merit’ given on the right side of the homepage.
Step 3.
Select the desired program for which the South Asian University 2020 result is sought after.
Step 4.
Click on ‘Get Result’ button.
Details mentioned on SAU result 2020
The following details will be mentioned on the South Asian University result.
- Name of the programme
- Name of the country from where the candidates belong
- Candidate’s rank
- Candidate’s roll number
- Candidate’s name
After the release of South Asian University 2020 result, the eligible candidates will be invited for the counselling procedure that will take place in the university’s campus. In counselling procedure, the candidates will be required to upload their official academic documents to get verified till the prescribed deadline by the university.
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- Presidency University second merit list 2020 published; check @presiuniv.ac.in
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