The National University (NU) has published the Honours Admission Result on Thursday (June 26, 2025) at 12 PM. The merit list made live on app55.nu.edu.bd result portal. Many portal including app5.nu.edu.bd and www.nu.ac.bd/admissions/ not working properly. However, they can use the alternative method to check their results.
As per the report, a large number of students are unable to get the result. They are getting the “nu.ac.bd/admissions Not Responding, This site can’t be reached, app1.nu.edu.bd website taking too long to respond” or more messages while visiting the website. About 500+ admission aspirants confirmed this information to TBN Express at around 1:45 PM.
Meanwhile, TBN Express got the same response from the National University website at nu.ac.bd/admissions, app55.nu.edu.bd result to confirmed the issue. While writing this article, candidates are unable to check their results from the mentioned websites.
A large number of candidates from all over the country are unable to enter on the profile page. During this time, they are getting some error messages; This site can’t be reached, app55.nu.edu.bd took too long to respond and more.
Those who are stack in this stage, can apply the alternative method; Mobile SMS method. National University mentioned in the notice that candidates can use nu athn admission result system. Candidates will need to send the roll number at 16222.
For convenience, they can apply the following instructions;
Open the SMS App and type nu<Space>athn<Space>Admission Roll Number and send it to the mentioned number.
Example: nu athn 64511211
Those who are will use this method must know that, it will charge around 2.5 taka from the account balance. The NU Admission Result 2025 with the assigned subject can be found within a minute once the message is send successfully.
Note that, this year National University conducted the admission test after eight years of break. The test was held on May 31 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. About 550,000 candidates from all over the country participated the admission test. The test was conducted simultaneously across 879 centers in 64 districts.
