JNTU-GV Grace Marks 2026: Complete Student Guide to Special Grace & 0.15% Marks Adjustment

If you're a JNTU-GV student who fell just a few marks short of passing a subject, Grace Marks could be your lifeline. But many students don't fully understand the policy — how many marks can be added? How do you apply? And what does it cost?

JNTU-GV Grace Marks 2026 complete guide – Special Grace & 0.15% marks adjustment, eligibility, application process, fees and documents


This guide breaks down everything you need to know about Grace Marks at JNTU-GV based on the latest Citizen Charter notification.

📌 What are Grace Marks?

Grace Marks are compensatory marks awarded to students who fail by a small margin in one or two subjects. The university adds a few additional marks to help the student pass, allowing them to secure the required credits for their Provisional Certificate.

At JNTU-GV, the current provision is the 0.15% Adjustment of Marks (Special Grace), which has been included in the revised Citizen Charter service charges for 2026.

📋 Key Rules for Grace Marks

Based on JNTU's established practice, the following rules apply:

RuleDetails
Maximum SubjectsOnly 1 or 2 subjects
Applicable ToExternal marks only
Not Applicable ToInternal marks
Best Performance PrincipleBest external mark among all attempts (Regular/Supplementary) is considered
When to ApplyOnly after receiving the original Marks Memo
Application RouteMust be submitted through your college — no Tatkal process available
DeadlineNo fixed deadline; can be applied anytime
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Excluded Subjects: Major Project, Minor Project, Comprehensive Viva-Voce, and Seminar are not eligible for Grace Marks.

📝 Application Process & Required Documents

Documents Required

  • Filled-in Form-5 (Grace Marks application form)
  • Photostat copy of SSC certificate
  • Original Marks Memo(s) containing the subject(s) for which Grace Marks are requested
  • Fee payment receipt

Application Steps

1
Collect Form-5

Get the Grace Marks application form from your college exam cell.

2
Fill the Form

Complete Form-5 and attach the required documents — SSC copy and original marks memo.

3
Submit to College Exam Cell

Hand over the application to your college exam cell. Students cannot approach the university directly.

4
Pay the Applicable Fee

Pay the Grace Marks fee (see fee section below) and keep the receipt safely.

5
Wait for University Processing

After college verification, the university processes the request and issues a revised marks memo.

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Important: Grace Marks applications can only be submitted through your college. Students cannot approach the university directly.

💰 Fee Structure (Key Update)

JNTU-GV Official Fee

According to the JNTU-GV Revised Citizen Charter Notification dated 15-04-2026:

ServiceFee
0.15% Adjustment of Marks (Special Grace)₹500 per request

JNTU-Hyderabad Comparison (For Reference)

JNTU-Hyderabad recently revised its fees, charging ₹2,000 for Grace Marks applications starting from December 2025. This has caused significant controversy among students, with some protesting the change from what was previously a free service.

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Note: The ₹2,000 fee is specific to JNTU-Hyderabad. JNTU-GV's official fee remains ₹500 as per the 2026 Citizen Charter. Always confirm with your college exam cell before applying.

🎓 JNTU-GV Student Reminders

  1. Check Your Regulation: Grace Marks policies may vary based on your admission year (R22, R25, etc.). Students admitted from 2022-23 onwards follow the 0.15% ceiling.
  2. 0.15% is the Current Standard: University management has clarified that 0.15% Grace Marks apply to all batches. The higher 0.50% was only a temporary pandemic measure.
  3. Confirm Fees Before Applying: While JNTU-GV's official fee is ₹500, always verify with your college exam cell to avoid outdated information.
  4. Keep All Receipts: Retain copies of Form-5, payment receipts, and original marks memos for your records.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many subjects can I apply Grace Marks for?

Maximum 2 subjects.

Can Grace Marks be added to internal marks?

No. Grace Marks apply only to external exam marks.

What if I have more than 2 failed subjects?

Grace Marks can only cover 1-2 subjects. If you have more backlogs, you'll need to clear them through supplementary exams or other provisions.

Can I apply for Grace Marks if I haven't received my original Marks Memo?

No. You must have the original Marks Memo containing the subject(s) before applying.

Is there a Tatkal option for Grace Marks?

No. Tatkal process is not applicable for Grace Marks. You must apply through your college.

How long does processing take?

Processing time varies. Typically, revised marks memos are sent to colleges after university approval. Contact your college exam cell for status updates.

Can I apply for Grace Marks if I have zero marks in a subject?

Grace Marks of 0.15% are minimal and may not help if you scored zero. The provision is designed for students who fall short by a few marks.

📊 Summary

ItemDetails
Service Name0.15% Adjustment of Marks (Special Grace Marks)
JNTU-GV Official Fee₹500 per request (as per 2026 Citizen Charter)
Maximum Subjects1-2 subjects
Applicable ToExternal marks only
Documents RequiredForm-5 + SSC copy + Original Marks Memo
Submission LocationCollege Exam Cell
Processing TimeVaries; contact college for updates

🎯 Final Thoughts

Grace Marks are an important mechanism for helping borderline students graduate. However, policies vary by regulation and batch. Always confirm your eligibility and the latest fee with your college exam cell before applying, and keep all application documents for your records.

Need Help with Your Grace Marks Application?

Contact your college exam cell or reach out to the JNTU-GV help desk for assistance.

JNTU-GV Examination Help Desk

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University Examination Section, JNTU-GV, Vizianagaram, Dwarapudi Post – 530032

Disclaimer: Fees and policies are subject to change. Always refer to the official JNTU-GV Citizen Charter and your college exam cell for the most current information. LearnerDirect is not affiliated with JNTU-GV.

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