IGNOU PGDEME Handwritten Assignment: The Six Papers That Carry a TMA, and the One Booklet That Names PGDEME

What Lands on Your Desk When a PGDEME Set Arrives

A PGDEME order is physical from start to finish. For each course code ordered, a separate written bundle arrives, answered question by question against the paper IGNOU has published for the cycle you name. Nothing is streamed, nothing is e-mailed, and nothing needs printing at your end. No soft copy or PDF is sold.

Four things travel in the packet for every paper you order. The written answers themselves, on A4 sheets, written on one side and numbered through. An IGNOU-format cover sheet, filled in with the course code and assignment code and left unsigned, because the declaration is yours to sign. A photocopy of the official assignment paper for that course, which study centres routinely ask to see attached to the set. And the bundle tied or tagged so the pages stay in sequence between the courier bag and the counter.

The cover sheet matters more on an Electronic Media order than learners expect, because five of the six PGDEME papers sit on booklets that name a different programme on the front. A learner who copies the programme name off the booklet instead of off their admission record can hand in a set headed MAJEM or PGJMC. The sheet that travels with a Shri Chakradhar set carries PGDEME and the course code taken from what you tell us you are registered for, not from the booklet header.

A4 is the house standard here, and it is worth saying plainly why rather than attributing it to the university. No 2026 PGDEME booklet specifies a paper size at all. The MNM-001 paper for the January 2026 and July 2026 cycle sets out what to write on the first page, how to obtain a receipt and what to keep a photocopy of, and says nothing about sheet dimensions. A4 is therefore the publisher’s own default, chosen because it is what study centres across the country handle without comment.

The ₹320 Line on an Electronic Media Order, Itemised

One figure covers one course code, and the figure does not move with the credit load. MJM-120 carries six credits and MNM-002 carries four, and both are written at the same rate. The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge.

Inside the figure: the writing itself, the IGNOU-format front page, the photocopy of the question paper, the tying of the bundle, and the courier to your address. Outside the figure: nothing is added at checkout, and nothing is invoiced afterwards. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate. A learner with one MNM-004 backlog pays the same per-paper figure as a learner starting all six.

Two things sit genuinely outside the service, and saying so is more useful than implying a wider scope. MNMP-101, the eight-credit Project Work (Electronic Media), is project work and not assignment work, and it is not priced at the ₹320 rate. MNML-001, Practical: Electronic Media, is a production portfolio assessed from recorded material, and a written answer sheet is not the instrument it is marked on. Both are dealt with further down this page.

Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. The reason for that wording is not caution for its own sake: courier timelines out of Delhi to a study centre in Imphal and to one in Faridabad are not the same number, and a page that prints one number is wrong for most of the people reading it.

If a code combination you need is not on this page, you can ask for a figure against your own code list instead of working from the catalogue.

Six Bundles for the Counter, or One PDF for the Desk

These are two different products and learners routinely buy the wrong one. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for a course code and a session, read on a screen or printed out, used as material to write from. A handwritten assignment is the answers written out by hand on A4 and submitted in hard copy at the study centre. The first is study material. The second is the thing that gets handed over a counter.

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The rule behind the fourth row is not inferred. It is printed on the PGDEME paper itself. The MNM-001 booklet for the January 2026 and July 2026 cycle, signed by Dr. Amit Kumar as Programme Coordinator, PGDEME, instructs the learner on writing the final version neatly and then states: Only handwritten assignments will be accepted. That sentence is on the PGDEME-labelled paper. It is worth noting that the MNM-002 booklet of the same session carries no equivalent sentence, which is one of several places where two papers for one diploma do not say the same thing.

So a downloaded file cannot be walked into a study centre. It can be excellent raw material, and for a learner who intends to write their own six papers it is often the better purchase. Those files for this diploma live on the PGDEME model-answer shelf, which is where that query belongs rather than here. This page sells the written set, and only the written set.

The Six PGDEME Papers That Actually Carry a TMA

The table below is read off the Common Prospectus July 2026, section 8.28, page 286 to 287, and checked against IGNOU’s PGDEME Programme Guide and the live 2026 booklets. The credit column sums to 40 across all eight courses, matching the stated total: six plus six plus four plus four plus four plus four plus four plus eight.

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Read the last column again, because it is the single most useful thing on this page. Of the six PGDEME papers that carry an assignment, exactly one sits on a 2026 booklet that names PGDEME. MNM-001 has its own file and its own PGDEME signature line. MNM-002, MNM-003 and MNM-004 are bundled into one MAJEM file whose opening instruction tells the learner to submit one assignment for each of MNM 002, MJM 028, MJM 031, MNM 003 and MNM 004, and MJM 028 and MJM 031 are not PGDEME courses at all. MJM-120 and MJM-124 are inside a first-year file whose cover names four programmes, none of them PGDEME.

That is why the first thing asked of a PGDEME learner ordering here is the code list from their admission record rather than from a booklet. The paper is correct; the label on the front of it is not a reliable guide to who the paper belongs to. A learner who concludes from the MJM file header that they are a PGJMC student, or from the MNM-002 file that they owe MJM 031, has been misled by IGNOU’s own publishing, not by carelessness.

The code strings themselves are also not stable. Spaces and hyphens vary inside one prospectus table: MJM 120, MJM 124, MNM 001 and MNM 002 are printed with spaces, while MNM-003, MNM-004, MNML-001 and MNMP-101 are printed with hyphens, in the same eight-row block. When you send codes, send them any way you like. MNM 3, MNM-003 and MNM003 all reach the same paper here.

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This second table is the key to a contradiction that has puzzled learners for years, and it is set out in full in the next section but one. The earlier PGDEME really did run eight four-credit courses for 32 credits, on the MJM-020 and MJM-024 codes, with a four-credit MNMP-001 project. The July 2022 and January 2023 PGDEME assignment booklet lists exactly MJM-020, MJM-024, MNM-001, MNM-002, MNM-003 and MNM-004, which is that generation. Backlog papers from those cycles are written here at the same rate as current ones.

MNML-001 and MNMP-101: Two Courses No Assignment Covers

Eight courses, six assignments. The arithmetic is IGNOU’s, not an inference drawn here. Section 5.1 of the PGDEME Programme Guide states that there are a total of 6 Assignments for the theory courses, and the two courses left out are the two that are not theory.

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Twelve of the forty PGDEME credits therefore sit outside assignment work entirely. For a diploma that is a large share, and it changes what a learner should expect to spend on written sets: six papers at the per-subject rate, not eight. A page that implied eight would be selling two things that do not exist.

MNMP-101 is a genuine piece of work with its own requirements. The Programme Guide notes that assignments and projects can be submitted after completion of six months and before one year, and that the project manual is available only in digital format at eGyankosh. If the project is what you are actually stuck on, the project route for the eight-credit paper is a different shelf on this store and is not priced or handled as an assignment.

There is a wrinkle on the project code that is covered in the contradiction list below, because this publisher’s own properties are part of it. The prospectus, the Programme Guide, the Samarth admission portal and IGNOU’s MAJEM course pages all print MNMP-101 at eight credits. Older third-party syllabus listings and question-paper indexes print MNMP-001, Project Work, at four credits with a 32-credit programme total. Both strings are in circulation, and a learner searching on one will miss material filed under the other.

Twenty-Seven Places the PGDEME Record Argues With Itself

This section exists because PGDEME is unusually badly documented, and because a learner who knows where the paperwork disagrees makes better decisions than one who does not. Twenty-four of the findings below are IGNOU’s. Three are this publisher’s own, and they are listed in the same box rather than quietly fixed, because disclosing them is the stronger position.

Nothing in that list means a PGDEME learner is in difficulty. It means the paperwork is unreliable and the admission record is the only thing worth trusting about your own enrolment. 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.

Why a PGDEME Cut-Off Is Keyed to the Examination, Not the Intake

The due-date line on the 2026 PGDEME papers reads, verbatim: 31st March for TEE June and 30th September for TEE December. Please check the website for the latest update on due date. Both the MNM-001 file and the MNM-002 file print it identically.

Notice what that sentence is pinned to. It is not pinned to your admission cycle. It is pinned to the term-end examination you intend to sit. That distinction is the part learners get wrong, and it moves the real date by up to a year.

Work it through. A learner admitted in the July 2026 cycle becomes eligible for the June 2027 examination. Their effective assignment cut-off is therefore 31 March 2027, not 31 March 2026. A learner admitted in January 2026 who plans to sit the December 2026 examination is working to 30 September 2026. Two learners holding the same booklet, printing the same sentence, have different dates, and the booklet does not spell either of them out.

This is not how the neighbouring programmes in the same school behave, which is worth knowing if you have read guidance written for one of them. The 2026 PGJMC and PGDIDM papers print no calendar date whatsoever and tell the learner to check the university website. The 2026 PGDDC papers print dates tied to the admission cycle instead. One school, three conventions, in one session. Aggregator sites that publish a single IGNOU assignment last date for all courses are flattening all of this, and a learner who relies on such a table is reading someone else’s deadline.

Both PGDEME papers also carry the escape clause in the same breath as the dates: please check the website for the latest update on due date. IGNOU has in practice extended assignment deadlines in several recent cycles. The dates above are what the papers print, and the university website is what governs.

The practical consequence for ordering is simple. Papers expire. IGNOU replaces the assignment paper each cycle, and answers written against a withdrawn paper are answers to questions nobody asked. Tell us the cycle you are submitting for and the set is written against that paper rather than the newest one on the portal.

Copying MNM-001/Jan26/July26 Without Losing the Slashes

Every PGDEME paper prints an assignment code, and it goes on the first page of your answer sheet exactly as published. The 2026 strings are MNM-001/Jan26/July26 and MNM-002/Jan26/July26. For the two MJM papers the first-year file prints the code bare, as MJM-020/120, carrying both the old and the new number in one string, with the session given separately as January 2026/ July 2026.

Three things are worth noticing in those strings. There is no TMA element. The whole SOJNMS 2026 set omits it, so a learner who has seen codes like MRD-201/AST/TMA-1/2025-2026 on another programme and expects the same shape will not find it here. The year appears twice in two-digit form, Jan26 and July26, rather than once. And the separator is a forward slash throughout, with no spaces.

The MJM-020/120 form deserves its own sentence, because it looks like a typing error and is not. It is one paper serving two code generations at once, which is why a Regional Centre timetable schedules MJM-020 and MJM-120 in a single slot with one counsellor. If your admission record says MJM-120 and the booklet says MJM-020/120, you are holding the right paper.

What this means at the point of writing: the code line is transcribed from the paper for the cycle you name, character for character, slashes included. It is a small thing that study centres do check, and a set carrying last cycle’s code string invites a question at the counter that nobody needs.

The current papers are published per course under IGNOU’s own the per-course assignment downloads IGNOU publishes itself, which is where to verify any string on this page against the live file.

The Sample Photograph, and Why It Travels Before Any Money Does

The order runs sample first, payment second. Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. The matching happens before you pay, which means the risk of receiving six bundles in a hand that is visibly not yours is removed from the transaction rather than absorbed by you.

The reason this matters on PGDEME more than on some diplomas is the sheer volume. Six papers at 100 marks each, five questions apiece, with most answers set at around 600 words, is a large body of writing in one hand. Inconsistency across that volume is noticeable. Matching from a sample is how a set of six reads as one person’s work rather than six.

Choosing the page, and what the camera needs to catch

One page is enough, and an ordinary one is better than a careful one. A page from any notebook, written at your normal speed, photographed flat in daylight with the whole sheet in frame and the camera square to the paper. What is being read off it is letter shape, slant, spacing, how you join letters and how you form numerals and the stray punctuation that gives a hand its character. A page written slowly in your best script is less useful, because it is not the hand you would have written the assignment in.

If something about the match is not right when you see it, say so before the set is written rather than after. That is the whole point of the sample arriving first.

English on the Prospectus, Hindi in the Programme Guide, Any Cycle Accepted

PGDEME is printed as an English-medium diploma in both places the prospectus states a medium: the programme section gives Medium of Instruction: English, and annexure row 153 gives English. IGNOU’s live programme page agrees.

Section 2.5 of the Programme Guide does not. It states that the University allows students to submit assignments, production portfolio (practical) and project work in Hindi also. So a learner who wants to write in Hindi has a sentence from the university supporting them and a prospectus line that appears to rule it out, and the only people who can settle it for a particular enrolment are the study centre and the Regional Centre. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. If IGNOU publishes a Hindi PGDEME paper for your cycle, it is written at the same rate; if your centre accepts Hindi against the English paper, say so when you order and that is what is written.

Session coverage carries no asterisk. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. On this diploma that genuinely reaches back into a different code generation: a learner clearing an MJM-020 or MJM-024 backlog from the 32-credit structure, or an MNMP-001 era paper, is ordering from the same page at the same figure as a learner starting MJM-120 this cycle. Say which cycle the paper belongs to if it is no longer on the portal, and the set is written against the booklet of that cycle.

The Five Details That Turn an Enquiry Into a Written Set

A quote needs five things and nothing more. Everything else can be settled afterwards.

1. The course codes you are registered for. From your admission record, not from a booklet cover. Any of the six, in any format.
2. The session and the examination you are writing for. January or July, and the June or December term-end sitting, because the cut-off is keyed to the examination.
3. The medium you intend to submit in. English, or Hindi if your centre accepts it.
4. A photograph of one page in your own handwriting. Ordinary, flat, in daylight.
5. The delivery address with its pin code. This is what the courier timeline is confirmed against before you pay.

What is not needed: your password, your fee receipts, your identity documents, or a scan of your study material. If a request for any of those reaches you in the name of an assignment order, it did not come from here.

After Delivery: The Three Steps That Stay With You

The packet arriving is not the end of the process, and the remaining steps are yours by design rather than by omission.

First, read it. 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. On a six-paper PGDEME order that is a real afternoon of reading, and it is the step that makes the signature honest.

Second, sign and submit. The MNM-001 booklet directs the learner to submit the assignments to the Coordinator of their Study Centre or to the Programme Coordinator, and to write the enrolment number, name, address, assignment code and study centre code on the first page. It also tells the learner to obtain a receipt and to keep a photocopy of the assignments before handing them over. Both instructions are worth following literally: the receipt is the only evidence of submission you will hold, and the photocopy is what you fall back on if a bundle goes astray at the centre.

Third, wait and check. Assignment marks reach your grade card after the centre forwards them to the Student Evaluation Division, and the timeline for that is not something this page can promise. 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.

Where Else an Electronic Media Learner Shops on This Store

A written set answers one part of a PGDEME year. The rest of the catalogue for this diploma is worth knowing about, if only to avoid buying the wrong thing twice.

Study material comes first for most learners, and there are nineteen titles on the PGDEME shelf under diploma books, which is the deepest PGDEME section on the store. Closer to the examination, guess papers built for the Electronic Media sitting work from the term-end pattern rather than the assignment pattern, which matters here because the two instruments follow opposite question rules.

Because PGDEME shares six codes with the two-year master’s, two neighbouring products overlap with this one and it is worth being clear about which you want. The MAJEM written set, covering the same six codes plus the year-two papers is the right page if you are enrolled on the master’s rather than the diploma, and MAJEM study material goes with it. The two MJM papers also sit on the journalism diploma, so the PGJMC written set is where a learner who read the MJM booklet cover and concluded they were a PGJMC student should check before ordering. MNM-003 is shared again with digital media, which is covered by the PGDIDM written set.

For anything the catalogue does not list, including an unusual mix of backlog codes across two generations, there is a made-to-order written set for any session. And every programme on the store sits under the full handwritten catalogue if you are ordering for more than one enrolment.

If you would rather write the six papers yourself, the editorial side of this publisher covers the same code family at an article on the MJM, MNM and MNMP codes, written for learners doing their own writing rather than buying a set.

What PGDEME Learners Ask Before They Order

How many assignments does PGDEME actually have?

Six. The diploma has eight courses for 40 credits, but section 5.1 of IGNOU’s PGDEME Programme Guide states that there are a total of 6 Assignments for the theory courses. MNML-001 is a practical assessed from a production portfolio and MNMP-101 is an eight-credit project, and neither carries a tutor marked assignment. The six that do are MJM-120, MJM-124, MNM-001, MNM-002, MNM-003 and MNM-004.

Why does the MNM-002 booklet say MAJEM when I am a PGDEME student?

Because IGNOU publishes that paper under the master’s programme and has not produced a separate PGDEME edition of it. MNM-002-Jan-26-July-26.pdf is signed Programme Coordinator, MAJEM and its opening instruction lists MNM 002, MJM 028, MJM 031, MNM 003 and MNM 004. MJM 028 and MJM 031 are MAJEM year-two courses and are not part of PGDEME. The questions for MNM-002, MNM-003 and MNM-004 inside that file are the ones a PGDEME learner answers. Ignore the two codes that are not on your admission record.

Which file carries the MJM-120 and MJM-124 assignments?

The first-year MJM file, published as MJM-020-120-Jan-July-26.pdf. Its cover names MAJMC, MAJMCOL, PGJMC and PGJMCOL, and the strings PGDEME and MAJEM do not appear anywhere in it. It is still the correct paper for those two PGDEME courses. The same file also tells the learner to submit one assignment in each of the eight courses while listing six codes, which is PGJMC’s structure showing through rather than yours.

Can a typed or printed PGDEME assignment be submitted?

No. The MNM-001 booklet for the January 2026 and July 2026 cycle states that only handwritten assignments will be accepted. That is the PGDEME-labelled paper for this diploma, and it is the clearest instruction IGNOU has published on the point for Electronic Media. A printed file, however good the answers, is not a submission.

What is the difference between a PGDEME solved assignment and a handwritten one?

A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for a course code and session, meant to be read and written from. A handwritten assignment is the answers written out by hand on A4 and submitted in hard copy at the study centre. The first is study material you work from, the second is the object that crosses the counter. Learners who only need the ground covered are better served by the model-answer shelf; learners short of writing hours are the ones this page is for.

If a solved assignment PDF is printed out, can it be handed in?

No, and this is the most expensive misunderstanding on the diploma. A printed file is a printed file whatever its source, and the PGDEME paper rules out anything that is not handwritten. Printing a model-answer file and submitting it puts the submission at risk for no saving, because the file was never sold as a submission in the first place.

Is a handwritten set or a model-answer file the better buy for six papers?

It depends entirely on whether the shortage is understanding or time. A learner who wants to engage with the material and has the hours should buy the reference file and write the six papers themselves, which is the cheaper route and the one the university intends. A learner who understands the courses but cannot find the writing hours before the cut-off is buying time here, at ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge.

What is the last date for a PGDEME assignment?

The 2026 papers print 31st March for TEE June and 30th September for TEE December, followed by an instruction to check the website for the latest update. The date is keyed to the examination you will sit, not to the cycle you were admitted in, so a July 2026 admission writing the June 2027 examination is working to 31 March 2027. Two of the neighbouring diplomas in the same school print no date at all, so guidance written for them does not transfer.

Is the project code MNMP-101 or MNMP-001?

The Common Prospectus July 2026, the PGDEME Programme Guide, the Samarth admission portal and IGNOU’s MAJEM course pages all print MNMP-101 at eight credits, so that is the current code. MNMP-001 at four credits belongs to the earlier 32-credit structure and still appears in older syllabus listings and question-paper indexes. Search under both if you are hunting for material, and go by whichever appears on your own admission record.

Do MNML-001 and MNMP-101 need written answer sheets?

No. MNML-001 is assessed from a production portfolio and its practical manual is published only in digital form on eGyankosh. MNMP-101 is project work with its own handbook and submission route, and the Programme Guide notes that assignments and projects can be submitted after completion of six months and before one year. Twelve of the forty PGDEME credits therefore sit outside assignment work, and neither course is priced at the per-subject assignment rate here.

Can PGDEME assignments be written in Hindi?

The university says two different things. The prospectus prints Medium of Instruction: English in both places it states a medium. Section 2.5 of the Programme Guide says the University allows students to submit assignments, production portfolio and project work in Hindi also. Your study centre and Regional Centre are the only parties who can settle it for your enrolment. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price.

I have an MJM-020 backlog from the older PGDEME. Can that still be written?

Yes. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. The earlier PGDEME ran MJM-020 and MJM-024 at four credits each in a 32-credit structure, and those papers are written here against the booklet for the cycle you owe rather than the current one. Say which cycle the backlog belongs to when you send the codes.

How many questions are on a PGDEME assignment paper?

Five, all compulsory, for 100 marks at 20 marks each, carrying 30 per cent weightage. Most answers are set at around 600 words, with the final question usually splitting into four short notes of 150 to 200 words. The term-end paper follows a different rule: the June 2025 paper for MNM-002 printed eight questions and asked for any four, so the two instruments are not interchangeable practice for each other.

Will the writing actually look like mine?

That is what the sample photograph is for, and it is why it is asked for before payment rather than after. Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. You see the match before any money changes hands, which matters more on a six-paper order than on a single one.

Is there a minimum number of papers to order?

No. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate. A learner clearing a single MNM-004 backlog pays the same per-paper figure as a learner commissioning all six at once, and nothing on this page is priced as a bundle.

Is PGDEME available in an online mode with a different code?

The Common Prospectus July 2026 lists PGDEME once, at annexure row 153, as a one-year to three-year programme run year-wise with January and July intakes, at Rs 9,500, and gives no separate online-mode code for it. Its sister diplomas in the same school do have online variants. If your enrolment letter shows a code other than PGDEME, send that code rather than this one, because the course set may differ.

Four Document Families Were Read for This Page

These four are not interchangeable, and where they disagree the disagreement is printed above rather than smoothed over.

The prospectus. IGNOU Common Prospectus July 2026, section 8.28 at pages 286 to 287 for the course table, credits and medium, and annexure row 153 for duration, fee and intake pattern. The MAJEM table at section 3.64 and the PGJMC table at section 8.25 were read against it to establish which codes PGDEME shares and where titles are spelled differently. Credits were summed before the table was trusted: 6 plus 6 plus 4 plus 4 plus 4 plus 4 plus 4 plus 8 is 40, matching the stated total.

The programme guide. IGNOU’s own PGDEME Programme Guide, published by the School of Journalism and New Media Studies, supplied the count of six assignments for the theory courses, the Hindi submission line at section 2.5, the note that the practical and project manuals exist only in digital form on eGyankosh, and the six-months-to-one-year project window.

The live booklets. Two 2026 assignment papers were retrieved and read rather than assumed: MNM-001-Jan-26-July-26.pdf and MNM-002-Jan-26-July-26.pdf, both from the School of Journalism and New Media Studies for the January 2026 and July 2026 cycle. The first-year MJM file carrying MJM-120 and MJM-124 was retrieved as well. Submission dates, assignment-code strings, marks, question patterns, the handwriting instruction and the cover applicability lists in this page all come from those files. The earlier July 2022 and January 2023 PGDEME booklet was read for the superseded code set. IGNOU’s live PGDEME programme page and the Samarth admission portal entry were read for the structural discrepancies listed above.

This publisher’s commercial terms. The rate, what is included in it, the session and medium coverage, the handwriting-sample process and the order steps are Shri Chakradhar Publication’s own terms. They are not IGNOU rules and are not presented as any. Where this publisher’s own properties contradict each other, items 25 to 27 of the list above say so.

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 31 October 2026. Next review before the 31 March 2027 cut-off for the June 2027 term-end examination, and again before 30 September 2027.

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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.