IGNOU BAFHSC Handwritten Assignment: BHCC Home Science Codes and SOCE Cut-Offs

The Bundle Posted for Each BHCC Paper

Each course code on your order travels as its own bundle, so a BHCC-121 set never gets mixed into the pages of a BHCC-122 set at the Study Centre counter. Inside every bundle are the handwritten answer sheets for that code, an IGNOU-format front page, and a copy of the official question paper the answers were written against. The front page is free with every order. The question paper copy matters more for BAFHSC than for most programmes, because the two BHCC booklets read for this page print a choice rule rather than a fixed set of questions, and the evaluator needs to see which five of the sixteen you answered.

For a BHCC paper the answers follow the booklet’s own instruction: attempt any five questions, at least two from Section A and at least two from Section B, in about 600 words each, with every question carrying 20 of the 100 marks. If you already know which five you want, name them in your message; if you leave the choice open, the writer picks five that satisfy the section rule and tells you which ones before writing begins. For a common-pool paper such as BEVAE-181 Environmental Studies, the booklet asks you to attempt all questions across Part A and Part B, so there is no choice to make and every question is answered.

The paper itself follows what each booklet names. The BEVAE-181 booklet for 2026 asks for foolscap writing paper that is not of a very thin variety, with a 4 cm margin on the left, top and bottom, and a fixed block of details at the top of the first answer sheet: roll number, name, address, course code, course title, assignment number, study centre and date. The BHCC-121 and BHCC-122 booklets name no paper size at all, so the BHCC answers are written on A4 unless your Study Centre has told you to use foolscap; say so in your message and the set follows the instruction you have been given. No soft copy or PDF is sold.

Inside the ₹320 per Home Science Paper, and Outside It

One price covers one course code from start to finish. That includes reading the live booklet for your code and cycle, writing the answers by hand in a hand matched to your own, the IGNOU-format front page, the copy of the question paper, the packing and the courier to your address. There is no separate charge for the handwriting match, for Hindi medium, or for an older cycle. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.

Several things sit outside the price because they are not assignments, or because only you can do them. Signing the declaration on the cover page is yours. Filling in your enrolment number and the other personal details the booklet asks for is yours, and for BEVAE-181 that means the roll number, address and study centre lines printed in the booklet’s header block. Handing the bundle to your Study Centre and collecting the receipt is yours. The practical sessions attached to the BHCL codes are not a written assignment and are not part of this order, and nor is the fourth-year work of an Honours learner, which the July 2026 Common Prospectus says will be set out subsequently. Re-registration fees, the examination form and any IGNOU charge are paid to IGNOU, never through this page.

Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. That matters this month in particular: the January 2026 session cut-off printed on the BHCC booklets is 30 September 2026, and whether a courier can reach a given pin code before that date is something to ask on WhatsApp before paying, not something to assume from a product page.

Reference File or Hand-Written Submission: Which Serves a BA Home Science Paper?

Two different things are sold under similar names for BAFHSC, and they do different jobs. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for one course code and one session, meant to be read while you prepare your own answers. A handwritten assignment is those answers written out by hand, on the paper the booklet names, and handed in as a hard copy at your Study Centre. The first is something you study from; the second is the document the Coordinator receives, records and sends on for evaluation.

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The BHCC booklets themselves settle how the set reaches IGNOU. Their instruction for submission names one destination for both sessions, the Coordinator of your Study Centre, and adds that your Regional Centre may allow the same assignment to be submitted online on its own website. The booklets also ask you to “write the answers to all the TMA questions in your own words”, and to write down the final version for submission, writing each answer neatly. Nothing in either booklet describes handing in a downloaded file, so a solved PDF printed as it stands is a reference, not a submission.

That is why this page does not sell a solved assignment and does not treat one as a substitute. If a reference file is what you came for, the IGNOU bachelor-level solved assignment shelf is where the course-wise files for codes such as BEVAE-181 are listed, and it is the right place to look. If you want the set you will actually hand in, the handwritten order below is the route, and you sign the declaration on it yourself.

The Twenty BHCC and BHCL Codes of the Home Science Major

BAFHSC does something the generic four-year BA template does not. The prospectus page that describes every BA Major says the Discipline Specific Courses carry 60 credits in total and that each of the courses is of 6 credits. The Home Science table on pages 204 to 206 meets the same 60 credits a different way: every 6-credit Major paper is split into a 4-credit theory code with the prefix BHCC and a 2-credit practical code with the prefix BHCL, so a BAFHSC learner meets twenty Major codes where a BA English or BA History learner meets ten. The table below is transcribed from the Common Prospectus July 2026, and the credits sum to 60 before anything else on this page relies on them.

Swipe the table left on a phone to read the last column. Ten theory codes at 4 credits plus ten practical codes at 2 credits make 60 credits.

Two practical points follow from the split. First, the written Tutor Marked Assignment sits on the theory code: both booklets read for this page describe their course as “a four-credit course in first year of BA Home Science”, which is the BHCC half of the pair, and no booklet for any BHCL code surfaced on ignou.ac.in during this build. How the practical half is assessed is a question for your Study Centre, and nothing on this page assumes an answer. If your Regional Centre does hand you a written paper for a BHCL code, send it and it is prepared at the same ₹320 per subject.

Second, the prospectus prints the codes with a space, “BHCC 121”, while the booklets and the ignou.ac.in programme page print them with a hyphen, “BHCC-121”. Both refer to the same course. Write the hyphenated form on the front page, because that is how the assignment code on the booklet reads. Only BHCC-121 and BHCC-122 had a live paper when this page was checked; for BHCC-123 to BHCC-130 the handwritten set is prepared once IGNOU uploads the booklet for your cycle, and a message sent before that is simply held against the code.

Common-Pool Papers a BAFHSC Record Can Carry

The Home Science section of the prospectus lists only the twenty BHCC and BHCL codes itself. For everything else it points back to the shared Bachelor of Arts (Major/Honours) lists on pages 164 to 167, six times over: skill enhancement, interdisciplinary, ability enhancement, value-added, vocational and discipline-based minor courses are all “offered under BAFHSC Programme as well”. The structure template on pages 204 and 205 then fixes how many of each a BAFHSC learner takes and in which semester. Added together with the Major, the categories reach the 120 credits of the three-year degree.

The table scrolls horizontally on small screens. 60 + 12 + 12 + 8 + 6 + 16 + 6 = 120 credits, the figure the template prints for Exit-3.

The exits sit on top of this. A learner who leaves after the first year receives a UG Certificate at 40 credits plus one extra 4-credit vocational course, and after the second year a UG Diploma at 80 credits plus the same kind of extra course. The UG Degree with Major comes at 120 credits after six semesters. The Honours year takes the total to 160 credits, and the prospectus says the courses for the fourth year will be provided subsequently, which is why this page lists no seventh- or eighth-semester code.

Every one of the common-pool codes carries its own booklet from its own school, not from SOCE, and that is where a BAFHSC order gets complicated. BEVAE-181, for instance, is set by the School of Sciences on a calendar-year validity and asks for foolscap, while the BHCC papers beside it in the same year come from SOCE with two session dates and no paper size. The handwritten set follows the booklet of each code separately. If a minor or skill paper is on your record, the same ₹320 per subject applies, and Shri Chakradhar Publication’s printed help books for these shared courses sit on the interdisciplinary course book shelf for the new BA syllabus and its neighbouring category shelves.

Where the Prospectus, the Programme Page and the Booklets Part Ways

Reading IGNOU’s own BAFHSC documents against each other turns up disagreements that no single document admits to. None of them changes what you submit, but each can change what you write on a front page or which paper you think you owe. They are listed here as found, including two that sit on this publisher’s own websites.

Most of these are the ordinary untidiness of a new programme whose first papers were written for one cycle. Two of them, though, do change behaviour. The title spelling decides what you write on the BHCC-122 front page, and the safe choice is the header wording of the booklet you are answering, “Fundamentals of Food and Nutrition”, which also matches the prospectus. The paper-size point decides what the BEVAE-181 answers are written on, and there the booklet’s own instruction for that code is followed, not a general rule from any website, this one included.

31 March and 30 September: The SOCE Dates on the BHCC Papers

Submission dates at IGNOU belong to the school that sets the paper, and the BHCC papers are set by the School of Continuing Education. Both BHCC booklets read for this page are valid for the July 2025 and January 2026 admission cycles and print the same two dates in a small table: learners of the July 2025 session submit by 31 March 2026, and learners of the January 2026 session submit by 30 September 2026, in each case to the Coordinator of the Study Centre. The same instruction adds that all assignments must be submitted within the stipulated time for you to be eligible to appear in the term-end examination.

These are not the School of Management Studies dates of 31 October and 30 April that circulate for MBA and MCOM papers, and they are not a single date for every programme, whatever a general assignment page says. Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent. The BHCC booklets state that split in their opening letter, and the BEVAE-181 booklet adds that 35 per cent of its 100 marks is needed to pass that assignment.

BEVAE-181 runs on a different clock. Its 2026 booklet is valid from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2026, prints no session split, and says that a learner who fails the assignment or does not submit it by 31 December 2026 must obtain the 2027 assignment instead. So a BAFHSC learner in the second semester can hold two papers from two schools with two different expiry rules at the same time, and the handwritten set for each is written against the paper that is live for that code.

No BHCC booklet for the July 2026 to January 2027 cycle had surfaced on ignou.ac.in when this page was checked. When it appears, read its date table rather than carrying the 2025-26 dates forward, because a booklet expires with its cycle and is replaced by a new paper with new questions. An older-cycle paper answered after its window has closed may not be accepted, so the paper you submit must be the one your Study Centre says is current for your cycle.

What BHCC-121/ASST/TMA Tells You, and What It Leaves Out

Each BHCC booklet prints an assignment code in the form BHCC-121/ASST/TMA and BHCC-122/ASST/TMA: the course code, then ASST, then TMA. Unlike most IGNOU formats, it carries no year and no session. The cycle is printed instead on the line beneath, “July 2025- January 2026”, and on the booklet cover as “July 2025 – January 2026 Sessions”. Copy both onto the front page, the code exactly as printed and the cycle line beside it, because the code alone cannot tell a Coordinator which year’s questions you answered.

Compare the common-pool paper in the same year. The BEVAE-181 booklet prints BEVAE-181/TMA/2026, with no ASST token and with the calendar year built into the code. A front page that borrows one format for the other is a small error, but a visible one, and it is the kind a Coordinator notices when two papers from one learner arrive together. The handwritten set carries whichever code your own booklet prints for that course, and if your booklet prints something different from what is described here, the booklet wins.

The booklet also fixes the marks. Every BHCC question is worth 20, five questions make 100, and there is no separate mark split for sub-parts. Nothing on this page adds a mark scheme the booklet does not print.

Your Own Hand, Copied from One Photographed Page

Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. The writer studies the letter shapes, the slope, the spacing between words and the way your lines sit on the page, and writes the BHCC answers to look like a page from the same notebook. This matters for a practical reason: you sign the declaration on the cover, and a Study Centre that has seen your hand on an examination form or an earlier assignment sees the same hand again.

The sample is checked before you pay, and a short trial passage in the matched hand can be shared on WhatsApp so that you can see the match on a real line of Home Science text before the full set is written. If it does not look like yours, say what is off and the writer adjusts before starting.

Taking the Sample Photo

Write half a page in your normal pen, in the medium you will submit in, on the same kind of ruled or plain sheet you use for assignments. Hindi-medium learners should write the sample in Devanagari, since a Roman-script sample says little about how your Hindi letters join. Photograph it flat, in daylight, with the whole page in frame and no shadow across the lines, and send the photo as it is, without filters or cropping of the margins. Send the handwriting photo on WhatsApp with your codes in the same message.

English or Hindi, Current Cycle or a Year Behind

The Common Prospectus lists English and Hindi as the medium of instruction for BAFHSC. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. The booklets read for this page were the English files for BHCC-121 and BHCC-122; a Hindi BHCC booklet did not surface in this build, while BEVAE-181 has a Hindi file for 2026. If your Study Centre has given you a Hindi BHCC paper, send a photo of it and the set is written in Hindi against that paper.

Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. For BAFHSC the earliest BHCC cycle found is July 2025 to January 2026, so a learner who missed 31 March 2026 as a July 2025 entrant is the first backlog case the programme has produced. The BHCC booklet does not say which paper such a learner should answer next; BEVAE-181’s booklet does, pointing to the following year’s assignment. Ask your Study Centre which cycle’s BHCC paper it will accept from you, send that paper, and the set is written against it.

One more point for learners who are behind: a backlog BHCC paper and a current BEVAE-181 paper can go into the same order. They are still packed as separate bundles, each with its own front page and question paper copy, so nothing needs sorting at the counter.

The Message to Send on WhatsApp for a BAFHSC Order

Five details are enough to price and start a BAFHSC set, and nothing else is needed at the first message. Put them in one message so that the quote comes back complete.

1. The course codes exactly as they appear on your admission or re-registration record, for example BHCC-121, BHCC-122 and BEVAE-181, and any minor, skill or interdisciplinary code you are doing this year.
2. The medium of each paper, English or Hindi.
3. The cycle printed on your booklet, such as July 2025 to January 2026, or a photo of the booklet’s first page if you are unsure.
4. A photo of half a page in your own handwriting, as described above.
5. Your delivery address with pin code, so that delivery can be confirmed for your order before you pay.

If you already know which five BHCC questions you want answered, add them as a sixth line. Share the five BAFHSC order details on WhatsApp at +91 93546 37830. Nothing is paid until the quote, the handwriting sample and the delivery position for your pin code have been confirmed back to you.

Once the Envelope Arrives: Signing, Filing and the Receipt

When the parcel reaches you, open each bundle and read the answers against the question paper copy before doing anything else. You sign the declaration on the assignment cover page, so you should read and review the content before submitting it, and satisfy yourself that it represents your own understanding of the course. Fill in your enrolment number, name, address and study centre on the front page, and for BEVAE-181 complete the header block in the order the booklet prints it, since that booklet asks for the format to be followed strictly.

Then hand each bundle to the Coordinator of your Study Centre. The BHCC booklets ask you to obtain a receipt for the assignments submitted and to keep it, and suggest keeping a photocopy if possible. Your Regional Centre may allow online submission on its own website, and the booklets say to check that website to see whether the facility is available; if it is, scan the handwritten pages and upload them as the Regional Centre directs, rather than typing anything afresh.

After evaluation, the booklets say the Study Centre has to return your assignments to you and to send the marks to the Student Evaluation Division in New Delhi, and they ask you to insist on getting the evaluated copy back. Keep it with the receipt until the marks appear on your grade card. No claim is made about the marks any assignment will receive, about how an evaluator will assess it, or about whether it will be accepted. Assignment evaluation is entirely a matter for IGNOU.

Other Shelves a Home Science Learner Tends to Need

A BAFHSC year rarely stops at the BHCC papers, so the related parts of the store are set out here rather than scattered through the page. For the full range of programmes and the terms that apply to every handwritten order, the IGNOU handwritten assignment category is the parent page, although its A4 and delivery-window statements are being corrected as noted above. Learners reading for the environmental studies paper before writing can use the BEVAE-181 reference answers in English, and those who chose Psychology as their discipline-specific minor will find the Foundations of Psychology file for BPCM-161 listed with BAFHSC among its programmes.

For printed study help, the skill papers have their own skill enhancement book shelf, the vocational minors sit on the vocational course guides for the new BA, and the 6-credit value-added paper is covered by the value-added course books. Before a term-end examination, the bachelor-level guess paper collection and the previous-year solved papers across IGNOU courses are where revision material is kept.

Looking further ahead, Home Science graduates who go on to IGNOU’s master’s programme in community development and extension management will find its exam material under MSCHSC solved guess papers. And if you would rather write the BHCC answers yourself, the free step-by-step method for handwriting an IGNOU assignment on ignouproject.com walks through planning, drafting and the fair copy.

BAFHSC Ordering Questions, Answered

Which BAFHSC course codes can be ordered handwritten?

Any code on your record that IGNOU issues a written Tutor Marked Assignment for: the BHCC theory codes of the Home Science Major, and common-pool codes such as BEVAE-181, the language ability paper, the interdisciplinary paper, skill papers and minor papers. When this page was checked, live BHCC booklets existed for BHCC-121 and BHCC-122; later BHCC codes are written once their booklets are uploaded.

Is there a written assignment for BHCL-121 or the other practical codes?

No booklet for any BHCL code surfaced on ignou.ac.in during this build, and both BHCC booklets describe themselves as papers for the four-credit theory course. Ask your Study Centre how the 2-credit practical half is assessed. If it gives you a written paper for a BHCL code, it is prepared at the same ₹320 per subject.

What is the last date for the BHCC-121 and BHCC-122 assignment?

The July 2025 to January 2026 booklets print 31 March 2026 for July 2025 session learners and 30 September 2026 for January 2026 session learners, submitted to your Study Centre Coordinator. These are School of Continuing Education dates, so do not apply the 31 October and 30 April dates used for management papers.

A July 2025 entrant who missed 31 March 2026: which BHCC paper is written now?

The BHCC booklet does not say, so ask your Study Centre which cycle’s paper it will accept and send that paper. The handwritten set is prepared against whichever paper the Centre names, at the same rate as a current-cycle order.

Can a printed BHCC-121 solved assignment PDF be submitted?

A solved assignment is a reference file to read, not a submission. The BHCC booklets ask for your answers in your own words, written neatly as a final version and handed to the Study Centre Coordinator, and you sign the declaration on the cover. That is the handwritten set, not a downloaded file.

BA Home Science ke liye solved assignment aur handwritten assignment mein kya difference hai?

The solved assignment is a soft copy of model answers for a BHCC or common-pool code that you read and learn from. The handwritten assignment is the hard copy you hand in, written by hand with the front page and question paper attached. This page sells only the handwritten set; reference files are on the store’s solved-assignment shelves.

Will the Study Centre take a typed or printed BAFHSC assignment?

The BHCC booklets ask you to write the final version neatly and do not describe a typed submission, and the BEVAE-181 booklet specifies the writing paper and margins for your answer sheets. Study Centres are the ones who apply the rule at the counter, so if in doubt, ask your Coordinator before preparing anything typed.

Should BEVAE-181 be written on foolscap or on A4?

The 2026 BEVAE-181 booklet asks for foolscap writing paper that is not very thin, with a 4 cm margin on the left, top and bottom, and the handwritten set follows that for BEVAE-181. The BHCC booklets name no paper size, so BHCC answers are written on A4 unless your Study Centre asks for foolscap.

How many questions are answered in a BHCC assignment?

Five out of sixteen, with at least two from Section A and two from Section B, in about 600 words each and 20 marks each, per the BHCC-121 and BHCC-122 booklets. You can name your five, or the writer picks five that meet the rule and confirms them before writing.

The BHCC-122 paper prints the same question twice. What happens then?

Section A questions 1 and 8 are identical in the BHCC-122 booklet. Answering both would spend two of your five answers on one question, so the set answers it once and picks the remaining questions from elsewhere in the paper, keeping at least two from each section.

Which BHCC-122 title goes on the front page?

The booklet prints three versions of the title. The set uses the header wording, Fundamentals of Food and Nutrition, which also matches the prospectus. If your Study Centre prefers another form, tell the writer when ordering.

Is the BAFHSC handwritten set available in Hindi medium?

Yes, where IGNOU issues the paper in Hindi. The prospectus lists English and Hindi for BAFHSC. A Hindi BHCC booklet did not surface for this page, so send a photo of the Hindi paper your Study Centre gave you, and write your handwriting sample in Devanagari.

Do minor and skill papers such as BPCM-161 or BFDI-073 cost the same as BHCC papers?

Yes. Every course code is ₹320, whether it belongs to the Home Science Major or to the shared BA pool, and each is packed as its own bundle with its own front page and question paper copy.

Can the set arrive before the 30 September 2026 cut-off?

That depends on your pin code and on when the order starts, and no date is promised here. Ask on WhatsApp before paying; the answer for your address is confirmed first. Your Regional Centre may also offer online submission, which the BHCC booklets mention.

Will a handwritten BAFHSC set improve the marks?

No claim is made about marks, grades or acceptance for any BHCC or common-pool paper. What is offered is a set prepared against the live booklet for your code, in a hand matched to yours, which you read and sign before submitting.

The Three Sources Behind This Page

From the IGNOU Common Prospectus July 2026. The programme row lists Bachelor of Arts (Home Science) (Major/FYUP Hons.), code BAFHSC, School of Continuing Education, eligibility 10+2 or equivalent, English and Hindi medium, three or four years with a maximum of six or eight, and Rs. 5,500 per year. Section 5.24 on pages 204 to 206 gives the programme introduction, the structure template and the twenty BHCC and BHCL codes with titles and credits, which sum to 60. The shared course lists on pages 164 to 167 supply the common-pool codes, and the same pages give the exit rules. The prospectus was read as extracted text and every table used here was checked against its stated credit total.

From the live IGNOU booklets and programme page. Three booklets were opened on ignou.ac.in for this page: the BHCC-121 Fundamentals of Human Development booklet and the BHCC-122 food and nutrition booklet, both for July 2025 to January 2026, and the BEVAE-181 environmental studies booklet for 2026. The dates, assignment codes, question patterns, paper instructions and cover wording quoted above come from those files. The BAFHSC programme page on ignou.ac.in supplied the credit and code discrepancies, and IGNOU’s current assignments download service is where the next cycle’s papers will appear.

From Shri Chakradhar Publication’s own commercial terms. The ₹320 rate, the courier inclusion, the free front page, the question paper copy, the handwriting match, the absence of a minimum order and the pin-code-dependent delivery are the publisher’s terms, not IGNOU’s, and they apply to every course code on this page.

Written and reviewed by BK Sahni, Founder, Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. and ignouproject.com, who has guided 5,00,000 students till date. ORCID 0009-0005-8092-459X. Published 26 September 2026. Last reviewed 26 September 2026 against the documents named above. Next review when IGNOU uploads the July 2026 to January 2027 BHCC booklets, and in any case before the 31 March cut-off of the next cycle.

Important Notice

Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. and shrichakradhar.com form an independent IGNOU study-support publisher. This is not the official website of Indira Gandhi National Open University, is not affiliated with, endorsed by or authorised by the university, and no page on this site should be treated as an official IGNOU communication.

Programme structures, course codes, submission dates and rules change, and only ignou.ac.in and your Regional Centre can confirm the current position for your enrolment.

You sign the declaration on the assignment cover page, so you should read and review the content before submitting it, and satisfy yourself that it represents your own understanding of the course.

No claim is made about the marks any assignment will receive, about how an evaluator will assess it, or about whether it will be accepted. Assignment evaluation is entirely a matter for IGNOU.