BRAOU Student Statement and Marks Memo: Download, Fees and Support (2026)

BRAOU candidates access their academic records and statement of marks by logging into the Learner Support Services portal. Students must click on ‘Student Login’, enter their user name, password, and captcha, and validate their OTP. BRAOU has not published a separate direct download link for consolidated marks memos on its website as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU charges a prescribed fee of Rs 200 for obtaining a degree or diploma certificate in absentia. Candidates unable to attend the annual convocation in person must submit the prescribed application form to the Registrar. An additional postal delivery fee of Rs 50 applies if requesting dispatch by registered post within one week following the convocation. If the prescribed deadline is missed, candidates must pay an applicable late fee of Rs 5 per day.

BRAOU permits candidates to receive their degree or diploma certificate in advance before the annual convocation upon payment of a Rs 40 fee. This advance award requires specific approval from the Vice-Chancellor for satisfactory reasons shown in the candidate’s formal application. All advance degree issuances are subsequently reported to the succeeding convocation for official confirmation. If advance approval is not granted, students must obtain their certificate through the standard convocation process or in absentia as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU levies a late fee of Rs 5 per day for convocation degree applications submitted beyond the prescribed deadline. This late fee is permitted for a maximum period of one week beyond the last date. No applications for convocation degree awards are entertained after one week from the last date.

Candidates applying for a BRAOU degree or diploma subsequent to their convocation must submit the prescribed application with the required fee. If applying within one year from the convocation date, the fee is Rs 40. Candidates applying more than one year after the convocation date must pay a fee of Rs 50.

BRAOU candidates can submit an online request through the official BRAOU Online Grievance portal at www.braouonline.in/GrievanceHome.aspx if their marks memo is not received. This service is available for distance learners facing statement discrepancies or delayed physical updates across all regional jurisdictions. Alternatively, candidates can visit any of the 180 Learner Support Centres managed by the Learner Support Services Division for direct assistance. If online submission fails, students should contact their assigned study centre co-ordinator with their enrollment credentials as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU notifies students about academic statement releases, marks updates, and contact classes through official website announcements and individual SMS alerts. The Learner Support Services Branch sends individual letters to registered candidates and publishes schedules in local newspapers through study centre co-ordinators. Distance learners can also view online schedules displayed on the Learner Support Services portal. If SMS notifications or letters are not received, candidates should check the portal directly or contact their regional co-ordination centre for assistance as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU requires a minimum notice period of not less than 45 days prior to holding the Annual Convocation. The Registrar issues this official notification under the direction of the Vice-Chancellor for conferring degrees and diplomas. Annual convocations are held once a year on dates fixed by the Executive Council subject to Chancellor approval. If candidates miss this notification, they must track updates on the university platform or contact their regional centre as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU B.Sc science students must maintain a minimum of 75% attendance in laboratory practical sessions to be eligible for examinations. Practical training is conducted at zonal study centres, with 24 hours allocated per course per semester in year one and 48 hours per optional subject in year three. B.Sc students are also required to pay an additional fee towards practical lab training. If attendance falls below 75%, students are barred from sitting the respective practical examinations.

BRAOU operates 180 Learner Support Centres across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh to assist distance education students. This network includes 23 Regional Centres, 20 Postgraduate Study Centres, 14 MBA centres, and 10 B.Ed. centres, alongside 4 centres in Central Prisons. Each study centre is headed by a Joint Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, or Co-ordinator. If online portal access fails, students can visit their allotted centre for face-to-face counselling and academic record assistance as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU distance learners access their profile and academic records through the official Learner Support Services portal. Candidates must click on ‘Student Login’, enter their registered user name and password into the respective fields, and type the exact CAPTCHA code. After clicking the ‘Login’ button, students must enter the verification code sent to their mobile phone and select ‘Validate OTP’. If login authentication fails, students should re-verify credentials or submit an online grievance through official university support channels.

BRAOU dispatches degree or diploma certificates by registered post upon receiving an official requisition accompanied by an additional fee of Rs 50. Candidates who are unable to collect their certificate in person must submit this request to the Registrar within one week following the convocation date. The university issues official records under statutory regulations once the fee payment is confirmed. If candidates fail to receive their dispatched certificate, they can raise a query on the official BRAOU Online Grievance portal as of 30 October 2026.

BRAOU allocates 24 hours of practical laboratory training per course per semester for first-year B.Sc students and 48 hours per optional subject for third-year students. Across six semesters, a total of 192 hours are dedicated to laboratory experiments for each optional science subject. Practical training takes place at zonal study centres and requires payment of an additional lab fee. If a student falls below 75% practical attendance, they cannot sit for practical examinations as of 30 October 2026.