ATKT Validator
Check how many backlog heads you can carry forward and whether you are eligible for the next year.
ATKT Validator
Eligibility
Progression check against the head limit prescribed for your programme.
Check these 2 details
- Semester I needs a pending head count, use 0 if nothing is pending.
- Semester II needs a pending head count, use 0 if nothing is pending.
About this tool
The validator takes your cleared and pending heads of passing for each semester and applies the SPPU ATKT regulation for your programme to state whether you can progress to the next academic year or need to clear specific backlogs first.
How it works
Using the ATKT Validator in three steps
Every step below reflects the actual calculation this tool runs, so you can check the result by hand if you need to.
- 1
Enter the number of heads of passing you have cleared and the backlogs carried in each year.
- 2
The tool applies the SPPU allowed to keep term rules for progression to the next year.
- 3
You get a clear eligible or not eligible verdict with the count that decided it.
ATKT progression rule
Eligible for next year = Pending heads of passing within the limit prescribed for the programme- Heads of passing are counted per subject component, not per subject.
- The permitted number of carried heads varies between undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
- Regulations are revised periodically, so confirm against the current ordinance.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is a head of passing?
It is an independently assessed component such as theory, internal assessment or practical, each of which must be cleared separately.
Does ATKT eligibility guarantee admission to the next year?
It makes you eligible for provisional progression, subject to college level confirmation and the current ordinance.
Does ATKT clear the backlog?
No. ATKT only lets you attend the next year. The backlog paper still has to be cleared in a later attempt.
Are practicals counted as separate heads?
Yes. Theory, practical and term work are separate heads of passing and each failed head counts towards the ATKT limit.
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