SGBAU Result 2026 Released: Direct Link to Download UG and PG Marksheet PDF Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University (SGBAU) has officially released the winter session results for various undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) courses on its website, sgbau.ucanapply.com. Students who appeared for these examinations can now check and download their results using the provided direct link. The results include programs such as MCA, LLB, BTech Chemical Technology, MSc Chemistry, MSc Computer Science, MSc Mathematics, MSc Physics, Master of Technology Cosmetic, MSc Zoology, Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Computer Application, BCom Accounting & Finance, Master of Library and Information Science, MSc Botany, MA Music, Bachelor of Science Animation, MA Economics, MA Sociology, and other related exams. To access the results, candidates must visit the official website, navigate to the ‘Result’ section, and enter their registration number. The result PDF will then be available for download. It is recommended to carefully review the information to ensure accuracy. In case of discrepancies, students are advised to contact the examination authority promptly for corrections. The university also provided direct links to download specific result PDFs for various semesters and courses. These include results for MCA (5-year)(NEP) Third Semester (Sem - 3), Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB - 3 Years) First Semester (Sem - 1), BTech Chemical Technology First Year NEP First Semester (Sem - 1), and other programs. The links cover both regular and revaluation results for different semesters and academic sessions. SGBAU, formerly known as Amravati University, is located in Amravati, Maharashtra, and was established in 1983.#maharashtra #university_grants_commission #amravati #sgbau #ug_phil
Friend’s Death in Accident Prodded Me to Improve Road Safety: Gadkari Nagpur: Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said the death of a close friend in a road accident in Amravati was a turning point that inspired his efforts to enhance road safety across India. Speaking at the Sadak Suraksha Abhiyaan 2026, Gadkari described the tragedy as a wake-up call, prompting him to launch initiatives aimed at reducing accidents and promoting traffic discipline. During a conversation with Marathi actor Amey Wagh and director Nipun Dharmadhikari, Gadkari reflected on his student days at Nagpur University, recalling how he and friends often traveled together in a single vehicle during election campaigns. "That era was different. But I realized that amidst all the fun, one must also be sensible," he said. Gadkari highlighted the lack of respect for traffic rules and the absence of fear of legal consequences as major contributors to road accidents in India. He emphasized the need for stricter enforcement of traffic regulations, criticizing violations such as speeding, jaywalking, and ignoring road signage. "People sometimes treat the road like a circus," he remarked. The minister also shared alarming statistics, noting that approximately 50,000 deaths occur annually due to not wearing helmets and around 26,000 from not using seatbelts. Gadkari urged citizens to adopt basic safety measures, such as regular eye check-ups and avoiding shortcuts in learning to drive. "In the West, acquiring a licence is very tedious and requires serious study. Here, people look for shortcuts, and we are trying to curb that," he said. He also mentioned a proposal to replace conventional vehicle horns with musical instrument sounds to reduce noise pollution, though the idea was abandoned after facing criticism on social media.#nitin_gadkari #sadak_suraksha_abhiyaan_2026 #amravati #nagpur_university #amey_wagh
