The NU Honours Admission 2nd Merit List Result 2025 is live today. The National University releases the honours 2nd merit list and 1st migration result on 24 July 2025. If you applied for Honours 1st-year admission and were not placed on the first merit list (published on 26 June 2025), now is your second chance to secure a seat in your desired college.
In this blog post, we’ll explain everything you should know about the 2nd merit list, how to check the result online or by SMS, and what to do next after getting selected.
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Honours Admission 2025 – (2nd Merit List)
- University Name: National University, Bangladesh
- Academic Year: 2024–2025
- Merit List Type: 2nd Merit List
- Result Published: July 24, 2025 (at 04.00 PM)
- Final Admission Form fill-up: July 26 – August 03, 2025
- Cancel Earlier Admission by: July 31, 2025
- Applicable For: Students not selected in the 1st merit list or migrated
- Official Website: www.nu.ac.bd/admissions
NU Admission 2nd Merit Result Publish Date & Time
The National University published the official notice on 21st July 2025, which states that the Honours 2nd Merit List Result will be available on 24th July 2025, at 4 PM via SMS and on the website at 9 PM. Applicants can check their results through both online and mobile message services. Earlier, the Honours 1st merit list was published on June 26, 2025.
How to View the Honours Admission 2nd Merit List Result Online?
By visiting the NU admission portal, students will be able to observe their 2nd merit list of NU admission test results 2025.
Follow these steps to check your result through the NU admission portal:
- Visit the official website: www.nu.ac.bd/admissions
- Click on “Admission Test Result ” under Honours.
- Enter your admission Roll Number .
- Click Search to view your result with subject and college name.
You can view your nu honours migration result by following the same method.
Check NU Admission Result by SMS (2nd Merit List)
If you’re unable to access the internet, you can also get the result via SMS. This is a very fast and easy way to access your honours admission result. You can see you result by sending a message from 4.00 PM on the result publication day.
Just type:
nu <space> athn <space> roll number
Send to 16222
Example: nu athn 3567855
Send to: 16222
Note: The SMS charge will apply.
Migration System in 2nd Merit List
If you selected the migration option during application, and your result was upgraded, the new subject and college will be shown.
But, once admitted to a migrated subject, you can’t return to your earlier choice.
Honours 2nd Merit Final Admission Form Fill Up 2025
If your name appears on the 2nd merit list, complete the following steps within the given deadline from 26 July 2025 to 03 August 2025.
- Log in and Confirm Admission through the portal.
- Download the Final Admission Form.
- Submit the form and fees to your selected college.
- Keep checking your college’s notice board or website for orientation class dates.
Failure to confirm admission within the deadline will cancel your seat.
Who Will Not Get Result in the 2nd Merit List?
- Those who were selected and didn’t confirm admission from 1st merit
- Who already completed admission and did not allow migration
- Cancelled applications due to incorrect information
FAQs – NU Honours 2nd Merit Result 2025
Q: When was the NU 2nd merit list 2025 published?
A: It was published on July 24, at 4 PM (SMS) and 9 PM (Online).
Q: Can I change my subject after getting admission?
A: No, subject change is not allowed once admitted.
Q: What if I didn’t get a result in this merit list?
A: Wait for the release slip opportunity to apply again.
Q: Do I need to pay again for migration?
A: No additional fee is needed for auto-migration.
Conclusion
The NU Honours Admission 2nd Merit List Result 2025 gives students another chance to secure their seat in the National University. Whether you’re selected or not, make sure to follow the correct steps and deadlines. Always keep an eye on official notices and your college announcements.
Need help? Leave a comment below or contact your college admission authority for assistance.