IGNOU BAPSH Handwritten Assignment: Fourteen Core Papers Including Two BPAC Codes, ₹320 Per Subject

What the BAPSH Packet Holds When It Is Opened

A BAPSH order leaves the press as a physical parcel, not a link. Inside it sit the written answer sheets for each code you listed, in the hand matched from the page you sent, with the questions set out in the order the booklet prints them and the three sections kept separate on the page the way the Tutor Marked Assignment lays them out.

Each code in the parcel also arrives with an IGNOU-format front page already filled in with your enrolment number, programme code, course code, study centre and session, which is the sheet the study centre counter looks at first and the sheet most often returned for correction when a learner prepares it alone. A printed copy of the official question paper for that code travels with the set, so the coordinator can match question to answer without the learner having to download anything at the counter.

The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. No soft copy or PDF is sold. That is a deliberate scope, not an omission: a file emailed to you is a reference document, and what the study centre accepts is paper you have signed for.

The ₹320 Rate Read as a Line Item, Not a Headline

Taking the figure apart is more useful than repeating it. Inside ₹320 sit the writing of one full Tutor Marked Assignment for one course code, the handwriting match taken from your own sample, the IGNOU-format front page, a printed copy of the question paper, and the courier to your address. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate. A learner clearing a single carried-over BPSC 107 pays the same per-paper figure as a learner ordering an entire sixth semester.

Two things sit outside the figure, and saying so plainly is more useful than a longer list of inclusions. The first is the submission itself. The parcel reaches your address; carrying it to the study centre, signing the declaration and collecting the receipt stay with you. The second is the result. 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.

Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. A Delhi address and a Northeast address are not the same courier problem, and a page that prints one number for both is printing a number it cannot keep.

Model-Answer PDF or Submittable Set: Which One a Study Centre Takes

Two different products get searched for with nearly the same words, and the difference decides whether a learner walks out of the study centre with a receipt. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers prepared for one course code and one session, downloaded and read on a screen or printed for study. A handwritten assignment is the answers written out by hand on paper and submitted in hard copy at the study centre under your own signature.

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What IGNOU’s own paper says matters more here than any comparison table. The BPSC-112 booklet read for this page tells the learner to answer in their own words and to submit the completed work to the Coordinator of the Study Centre allotted to them, to obtain a receipt for it, and to keep a photocopy. Nothing in that instruction contemplates a downloaded file being handed over as it stands. A model-answer file is something to write from. It is not a submission, and treating a printout of one as a submission is the single most common way a learner loses the assignment component of a course.

If the reference file is what you actually want, it is on a different shelf of this same store: browse the code-wise BAPSH solved assignment listings rather than ordering a written set here. This page sells the written set only.

Fourteen Core Papers, and Why Two of Them Say BPAC

The Common Prospectus July 2026 sets BAPSH at 148 credits, built from 84 credits of core courses, 24 of discipline specific electives, 8 of ability enhancement compulsory courses, 8 of skill enhancement courses and 24 of generic electives. Those five figures add to 148, and the per-semester row of the same table reads 22, 22, 28, 28, 24 and 24, which also adds to 148. Both totals were checked against the printed figure before this table was written.

The core block is fourteen papers at six credits each, and fourteen multiplied by six is the 84 credits the table claims. The sequence is where the surprise sits.

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Read the code column downwards and two numbers are missing. There is no BPSC 106 and no BPSC 108 in the list, and searching the whole of the Common Prospectus July 2026 for either string returns nothing at all. Those two positions in the degree are filled by BPAC 101 and BPAC 108, which are Public Administration codes, and the consolidated discipline table on page 227 of the same prospectus files both of them under the heading Political Science rather than Public Administration. So a Political Science Honours learner submits twelve BPSC assignments and two BPAC assignments, and the gap at 106 and 108 is not a printing error in your admission record.

Both BPAC titles were taken from the Public Administration table at section 5.9 of the same prospectus, because the BAPSH structure table at section 7.3 prints codes without titles. That sourcing is stated rather than hidden, for the same reason the conflicts below are stated: a table that looks authoritative and is not is worse than a table that says where it came from.

Six BPSE Electives for Four Slots, Plus the Pooled AECC, SEC and GE Papers

The discipline specific elective block is 24 credits, which is four six-credit papers, and the prospectus does not let a learner take all six BPSE courses. The fifth semester offers three and you take any two; the sixth semester offers three others and you take any two. The odd-numbered codes sit in the fifth semester and the even-numbered codes in the sixth, which is worth knowing before you order, because a learner who assumes the numbering runs straight through the year will ask for the wrong pair.

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The remaining 40 credits come from three pooled categories that BAPSH shares with the other BA Honours programmes, and the pools are large, so the codes differ from one learner to the next even inside the same intake. The ability enhancement block is two four-credit papers: BEVAE 181 in the first semester, and BEGAE 182 or BHDAE 182 in the second depending on whether you took the English or the Hindi communication course. The skill enhancement block is two four-credit papers chosen in the third and fourth semesters from option lists that run from BANS 183 and BCOS 183 through BSSS 183, BFLS 183, BSLS 183, BFDI 073 and ONR 002. The generic elective block is four six-credit papers, one in each of the first four semesters, drawn from lists that include BSOG 171, BABG 171, BPCG 171, BPAG 171, BEGG 171 and ONR 003 in the first semester and comparable sets after that.

Two credits, four plus four, plus four sixes, is 8 plus 24, and with the 84 core and 24 elective credits that closes the 148. Every one of those pooled codes is written at ₹320 per subject on the same terms as a BPSC paper, and a learner who wants to read the block structure behind them before ordering can work through the course books stocked for this honours route first.

One of those skill enhancement options behaves differently from everything else in the degree, and it is the sort of detail that only shows up in a footnote. The prospectus marks BFDI 073, Introduction to Fashion Industry, with a note stating that 50 per cent marks are required for qualifying in each component, meaning the assignment and the term-end examination of that course separately, and that there is no separate practical examination for it. For every other BAPSH course the assignment is weighted but not separately qualifying. For that one, if it is the skill enhancement paper on your record, the assignment has its own pass bar.

Eight Disagreements in the BAPSH Record, Including One of This Store’s

Research for this page read the Common Prospectus July 2026, IGNOU’s live BAPSH programme page and four Tutor Marked Assignment booklets covering BAPSH courses against one another. They do not agree. Publishing the disagreements is more useful to a learner about to order than a clean table that quietly picks a winner.

Three Deadline Pairs Printed Across One Political Science Degree

Submission dates are per school and per booklet, and BAPSH is the clearest case this engine has read of why a single printed date on a product page would be misleading. The School of Social Sciences prints one pair on the Political Science papers and a different pair appears on the Public Administration core paper sitting inside the same degree.

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Three practical consequences follow. First, the date that governs your submission is the one printed on the booklet IGNOU has issued for your code and your session, not a date carried across from a classmate in another discipline and not a date circulated by a news aggregator. Several aggregator pages were checked during this build and were circulating a single blanket last date for all IGNOU assignments; none of the four booklets read here prints that date.

Second, papers expire. A Tutor Marked Assignment belongs to one cycle and is withdrawn and replaced when the next cycle is issued, which is why the answers written for a 2023-24 BPSE 141 paper cannot be submitted against the questions on a later one. Each order is written against the booklet live for your code at the time of writing, and the session is confirmed with you before the writing starts.

Third, the dates were read on 9 October 2026 and carry that date’s limitation. On that date the BPSC booklets published on the School of Social Sciences assignment page were still the 2025-26 edition, whose later cut-off of 30 September 2026 had already passed, while BPAC 108 in the same degree was already published as a 2026-27 paper. 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. The current files always sit on IGNOU’s own assignment download service.

Reading BPSC-101/ASST/TMA/2025-26 Off the Top of Your Paper

The line at the head of the Tutor Marked Assignment is the one the study-centre coordinator checks against the register, and reading it takes ten seconds once you know the parts. In BPSC-101/ASST/TMA/2025-26, the first block is the course code, ASST marks it as an assignment, TMA identifies it as the Tutor Marked Assignment rather than any other form of assessment, and the final block is the academic session the paper belongs to.

Two things about this format are specific to BAPSH. The session block is printed as a two-year span, 2025-26, rather than as a session name and a single year, so a BAPSH learner never looks for the word July or January inside the code the way a management learner does. And BPAC 108, the Public Administration core paper, breaks the pattern entirely: its printed line reads ASST/TMA/July-2026 & January -2027, with no course code at the front and both sessions named at the back. If your coordinator asks for the assignment code and your paper is BPAC 108, the code on the sheet genuinely does not name your course, and writing BPAC-108 in front of it by hand is a reasonable thing to do on the cover page.

The marks line is the same across all four booklets read: Marks 100. The internal split differs in how it is printed. Both BPSC booklets print three sections, with two questions at about 500 words each, three at about 250 words each and five at about 100 words each, and an instruction to answer all questions in the sections. The BPAC 108 booklet prints the same three lengths but labels the sections A, B and C and prints marks per question at 20, 10 and 6, which multiply out to 40, 30 and 30. Where a booklet prints no per-question mark split, none is invented here.

A Page in Your Own Writing Goes In Before Any Sheet Comes Out

The declaration on an IGNOU assignment cover page is signed by the learner, and a set that does not look like the learner’s own writing is a problem for the learner, not for the press. Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. Matching is done by assigning the order to a writer whose natural hand is closest to the sample, then adjusting slant, letter size and spacing against it.

What makes a usable sample photo

Half a page of ordinary running writing is enough, in the same medium the assignment will be written in. A Hindi-medium BPSC learner should send Devanagari, not a line of English, because the two hands are not transferable. Natural light, the whole page in frame and no filter is all the quality that is needed. A sample written slowly and carefully is less useful than one written at your ordinary speed, because the ordinary speed is what the finished set has to resemble.

What the finished sheets look like

Answers are written in blue or black ink on one side, with the question reproduced above each answer, the three sections kept visually separate as the booklet orders them, and the word lengths kept close to the 500, 250 and 100 the paper asks for rather than padded. Political theory answers in particular are marked on argument rather than on length, and a 500-word answer that runs to 900 words of repetition reads worse at the evaluation desk than one that stops.

Study-centre practice on paper size is not uniform across IGNOU, and several schools specify foolscap rather than A4. Nothing in the four BAPSH booklets read for this page specifies a paper size at all. If your coordinator has told you what the centre expects, say so when you send the codes and the set is written on that.

Which Medium, Which Session, and What Happens to a Re-Registered Paper

BAPSH is offered in English and Hindi, and the prospectus and IGNOU’s own programme page both record the medium of instruction as both languages. IGNOU issues the Tutor Marked Assignment separately in each. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. A learner whose registration is Hindi medium and whose BPSC 103 booklet is in Hindi gets the answers in Hindi, written by a Hindi-medium writer, at the same ₹320.

Session coverage matters more in a six-semester honours degree than in a two-year master’s, because re-registration gaps are common and a learner who drops a cycle comes back to a code whose booklet has already been replaced twice. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. A pending BPSC 107 from an earlier intake and a current BPSC 113 can sit in the same order and leave in the same parcel.

One warning belongs with that reassurance. An older paper is written against the questions on the paper that was live for that code and cycle. If your study centre has told you to submit against the current booklet instead, send the current one and it will be written against that. The learner holds the enrolment record and the coordinator’s instruction; the press holds the pen.

Five Details Settle a BAPSH Order, and Nothing Further Is Needed

1. The code list. Exactly as printed on your admission record or your study centre’s circular, including the BPAC codes, which learners often leave out because they do not look like Political Science papers.
2. The medium. English or Hindi, per code if your set is mixed.
3. The session. The year span on the booklet you have been given, or the cycle you are clearing a backlog from.
4. A handwriting sample. One photo of half a page in your own hand, in the medium the answers will be written in.
5. Enrolment number, name, study centre and delivery pin code. The first three fill the front page; the last decides the courier route and the delivery confirmation.

Nothing beyond those five is asked for, and no payment is taken before the covered codes, the session and the delivery position are confirmed back to you. If a code on your list turns out to have no booklet issued for the session you named, that is said plainly rather than written around.

After the Courier Hands It Over: Receipt, Evaluation, Grade Card

Check the parcel against your code list on the day it arrives. Read the answers before you sign anything. 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.

Then follow what the booklet itself tells you to do. The BPSC 112 paper read for this page instructs the learner to submit to the Coordinator of the Study Centre allotted to them, to obtain a receipt for the submission, to keep a photocopy if possible, and to insist that the centre returns the evaluated assignments. The receipt is the only proof a learner holds that the work reached the centre before the date, and it is the document that resolves a missing-marks query months later. The same paper records that the centre sends the marks on to the Student Evaluation Division at IGNOU in New Delhi, which is why assignment marks appear on the grade card on the centre’s timetable rather than yours.

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.

The Other BAPSH Shelves Worth Checking Before You Pay

A handwritten set answers the submission problem and nothing else, so most learners pair it with something aimed at the other 70 per cent. The Political Science book shelf carries the study material behind the BPSC blocks, and for revision closer to the examination the BAPSH guess paper listings and the previous-year question papers worked code by code show which themes the BPSC papers keep returning to.

Learners on the neighbouring routes land on this page often, and sending them to the right one is more useful than selling them the wrong set. If your registration is the four-year major route rather than the three-year honours route, the BAFPS handwritten listing is the matching product and the major-route course books sit on their own shelf. If Political Science is one discipline inside a general Bachelor of Arts rather than your honours subject, the BAM handwritten set covers that structure instead. Learners finishing BPSC 114 and moving upward usually end on the MA Political Science handwritten set a year later.

For a mixed order that crosses programmes, or for a session combination no single listing covers, the customised handwritten order takes any code set at the same rate, and the full handwritten assignment hub lists every programme carried. If you would rather write the answers yourself and only need the format settled, the companion editorial site sets out the rules in its step-by-step guide to IGNOU handwritten assignments.

BAPSH Queries That Reach WhatsApp Most Often

My admission record says BAPSH but the IGNOU website lists BPSM and BPSC-131 codes against the programme. Which set do I order?

Order against your admission record and your study centre circular, not against the website list. The BAPSH structure table in the Common Prospectus July 2026 contains no BPSM code and no BPSC-131, BPSC-132 or BPSC-133, while IGNOU’s live programme page lists all five. Send a photograph of your record and the covered codes are confirmed back to you before anything is written.

Why is there no BPSC 106 or BPSC 108 anywhere?

Because those two numbers were never issued for this degree. The fourteen core slots run BPSC 101 to BPSC 105, then BPAC 101, then BPSC 107, BPSC 109, BPAC 108, BPSC 110 and BPSC 111 to BPSC 114. Neither string appears anywhere in the Common Prospectus July 2026, so a gap in your semester chart at those two numbers is correct rather than a missing entry.

BPAC 101 and BPAC 108 look like Public Administration papers. Are they really mine?

Yes, for a BAPSH learner they are compulsory core. The prospectus places BPAC 101 in the third semester and BPAC 108 in the fourth, and its consolidated discipline table files both of them under the Political Science heading. They are written at the same ₹320 per subject as any BPSC paper, and leaving them off a code list is the most common omission on this programme.

The fifth and sixth semesters each offer three BPSE papers and I submit two. How is that handled at order time?

Name the two you have registered for in each semester and only those are written. If the choice is not settled yet, the order can be placed for the codes you are sure of and the elective added later at the same rate, because there is no minimum order and no bundle to break.

Which cut-off date is mine when my BPSC paper and my BPAC paper print different ones?

Each paper carries its own. The BPSC booklets read for this page print March 31 and September 30; the BPAC 108 booklet for 2026-27 prints 30th April 2027 and 31st October 2027. Work to the date printed on the booklet issued for that specific code, and if your study centre has given a different instruction in writing, that instruction is the one to follow.

My BPSC booklet still says 2025-26 in October 2026. Is that the right paper to write against?

That is what was published on the School of Social Sciences assignment page when this page was checked, and its later cut-off of 30 September 2026 had already passed. Confirm with your Regional Centre which cycle your submission counts for before ordering, because the answer decides which paper the set is written against. Once you say which booklet applies, the writing follows that booklet.

The elective booklet I downloaded misspells its own course title. Should the set copy the spelling?

The BPSE 141 booklet read for this page prints the title as Gandhi and the Contemporary Wolrd, where the prospectus prints Gandhi and the Contemporary World. The questions are what the evaluator marks, so the answers are written against the questions and the correct spelling is used on the front page. A typographical error in IGNOU’s own template is not something a learner needs to reproduce.

What stops a downloaded model answer file from being the submission itself?

The booklet asks for work submitted in your own words to the study centre coordinator, signed and receipted. A file is a reference you write from. If a printed model answer were handed in across a cohort the evaluator would be reading the same text repeatedly, which is the position the declaration on the cover page exists to prevent.

The study centre took a printed cover sheet from a friend. Does that mean printed answers are fine too?

Those are different sheets. The front page is a form and is routinely accepted printed; this service supplies it filled in. The answer sheets are the submission the declaration covers, and the Tutor Marked Assignment is written work. Ask your coordinator in writing if you want certainty for your own centre, because practice is set locally.

Is the rate different if my BPSC paper was issued in Hindi?

No. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. Send a Devanagari handwriting sample rather than an English one, because the matched hand has to be the script the answers are written in.

I dropped a semester and BPSC 107 is still pending from two cycles back. Does an old code cost more?

No. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. Say which cycle the pending code belongs to, and if your centre wants it submitted against the current booklet instead, send that booklet and the set is written against it.

BFDI 073 is my skill enhancement course. Is its assignment treated like the rest?

It is written on the same terms and at the same rate, but it is worth knowing that the prospectus marks that course as requiring 50 per cent in each component separately, the assignment and the term-end examination, rather than following the usual weighting. Nothing about the writing changes; the consequence of skipping it does.

A single BPSC paper is all I need. What is in that parcel?

One complete written Tutor Marked Assignment for that code in the matched hand, an IGNOU-format front page filled in with your details, and a printed copy of the official question paper, couriered to your pin code. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.

What changes between buying the reference file and buying the written set?

The reference file is a soft copy you read and write from, sold per code on the solved-assignment shelf. The written set is paper in your own matched handwriting that you sign and submit. The first saves you the reading; the second saves you the writing. Only the second is something a study centre takes across the counter.

Is there any statement on this page about how the set will be graded?

No, and there deliberately is not. 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. Any page that promises a figure is promising something it does not control.

Prospectus, Booklet, Publisher: Keeping the Three Apart

From the IGNOU Common Prospectus July 2026. The BAPSH programme structure at section 7.3, page 235, including the fourteen core codes, the six BPSE electives with their any-two-of-three rule, the ability enhancement, skill enhancement and generic elective pools, the 84, 24, 8, 8 and 24 credit split and the 148 credit total. Official course titles for the BPSC codes come from the consolidated Political Science discipline table on page 227, the BPAC titles from the Public Administration table at section 5.9, and the BPSE titles from the discipline specific elective table on page 229, because the section 7.3 structure table prints codes without titles. The BFDI 073 qualifying-marks note and the absence of BPSC 106, BPSC 108 and the BPSC-13x series were established by searching the full text of that document. The ten-code BAFPS major list at section 5.8 was read against the BAPSH table to produce conflict two above.

From live IGNOU documents, read on 9 October 2026. Four Tutor Marked Assignment booklets published by the School of Social Sciences and by IGNOU’s assignment service: BPSC 101 for 2025-26, BPSC 112 for 2025-26, BPAC 108 for 2026-27 and BPSE 141 for 2023-24. The submission dates, assignment-code formats, section structures, word limits, cover wording and study-centre instructions quoted on this page were read off those four files and nothing was carried across from another programme. The programme name, school, duration, fee, medium and the BPSM and BPSC-13x code listing were read from IGNOU’s own BAPSH programme page.

From Shri Chakradhar Publication’s own commercial terms. The ₹320 per subject rate, hard copy only with courier included, the free IGNOU-format front page, the included question paper copy, the handwriting match from a learner sample at no extra charge, the absence of any minimum order, the acceptance of any session including backlogs, and the refusal to print a delivery figure. These are the publisher’s terms and carry no IGNOU authority of any kind.

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 and last reviewed 9 October 2026. Next scheduled review on publication of the 2026-27 BPSC booklets, and in any case before the next cut-off printed on a BAPSH paper.

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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.