IGNOU BAFPS Handwritten Assignment — BPSC Political Science Major, FYUP

Inside Your BAFPS Handwritten Set

The set that reaches your address is a submission-ready packet, not a study aid. Every BPSC code in the order arrives as its own bound bundle on A4 sheets, written by hand in blue ink, with the standard 1.5 cm margin on the left for the evaluator’s remarks. The pages are numbered, the section headings match the printed booklet, and the answer scripts follow the order the Faculty of Political Science prints on the paper: Assignment I (Descriptive Category Questions of about 500 words each), Assignment II (Middle Category Questions of about 250 words), Assignment III (Short Category Questions of about 100 words). The total for a six credit BPSC paper adds up to 100 marks, exactly the pattern the study centre expects to see when it stamps your submission receipt.

Alongside the answer scripts, the packet carries a free IGNOU-format front page pre-filled with your programme code (BAFPS), the course code, your enrolment number and the session year, and a copy of the official TMA booklet you paid nothing for. That printed source is included so the evaluator can cross-check what you have written against the question the faculty issued. A sample of your own handwriting comes back to you on WhatsApp before the writer starts, and the same writer keeps the whole set consistent from BPSC-101 to whichever code closes your order.

Where Your ₹320 Goes, Line by Line

The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. That figure carries the full write-up of one BPSC paper on A4 sheets, the free IGNOU-format cover page, a printed copy of the official TMA booklet for that code, and Delhivery, DTDC or Speed Post to your registered address. Nothing sits behind a follow-up charge: no packaging fee, no urgency premium, no “match my handwriting” add-on. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.

What the rate does not cover is what IGNOU itself does not permit anyone to buy: the marks you will receive, the acceptance status the study centre records, or the internal evaluation that eventually appears against the code 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. What the rate covers is a physically prepared, submission-ready set; what it does not cover is a marks outcome, because a marks outcome cannot honestly be sold by anyone.

Solved PDFs and Handwritten Sets: Which One IGNOU Actually Wants

Two products get confused for each other and it is worth defining them once on the same page. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for a course code and session, downloaded as a PDF, used for study and revision. A handwritten assignment is the answers written out by hand on A4, in a specific medium, bound into a set, and physically submitted at the study centre in hard copy. IGNOU’s own Faculty of Political Science booklet says the completed assignments should be submitted as per the printed schedule to the Coordinator of the Study Centre allotted to you, on paper, with a receipt to be obtained and retained. The rejection risk when a printed PDF is submitted instead of a written page is a documented category in IGNOU’s own guidelines.

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If a PDF reference is what you actually need for study, the store already carries a full course-code catalogue for BPSC papers under the store’s solved-assignment catalogue, and the correct move is to buy from there rather than reword a downloaded PDF into a handwritten submission. This product page is the handwritten route. No soft copy or PDF is sold.

The Ten BPSC Papers Listed for BAFPS in the Prospectus

The IGNOU Common Prospectus (July 2026, section 5.8) prints ten Discipline Specific Courses for BAFPS (Bachelor of Arts Political Science, Major/FYUP Honours), each at 6 credits, all offered by the Faculty of Political Science under the School of Social Sciences. The codes below match the prospectus exactly, in the order it prints them, with no interpolation from other BA programmes.

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Ten papers, sixty credits, all Discipline Specific. Read against the FYUP structural template, sixty credits sit inside the three-year Major exit at 120 total credits, with the remaining sixty credits distributed across Minor, Ability Enhancement, Skill Enhancement, Interdisciplinary and Value-Added course pools common to every FYUP Bachelor’s programme. Your admission record will show the exact combination for your semester, and the codes outside BPSC (BEVAE-181, BEGS or BHDS options, BSKG or BSOG pools, plus the Minor of your choice) each carry their own TMA booklet from a different school. The handwritten set for those non-BPSC codes is handled by the same ₹320 rate, arranged as separate line items on your order, because IGNOU issues them as separate booklets from separate faculties.

Codes That Sit Just Outside Your Prospectus Table

Two BPSC codes deserve a note because they sit just outside the prospectus BAFPS list but appear on real admission records and on live booklets: BPSC 110 (Global Politics) and BPSC 114 (Indian Political Thought-II). Both are listed under the CBCS BAPSH Honours structure and both carry live TMA booklets from the Faculty of Political Science, and both are visible on IGNOU’s own BAFPS programme page at ignou.ac.in/schools/programme/BAFPS. Learners who migrated into BAFPS from an earlier BAPSH or BAG enrolment may still be carrying these codes forward. If your admission record lists them, they are handled at the same ₹320 rate.

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The exact code list on your semester statement is the ground truth. Send the codes on WhatsApp and the writer works from the current session’s TMA booklet for each, in the medium your booklet prints.

Where IGNOU’s Own BAFPS Documents Contradict Each Other

Two Deadlines, Two Sessions, One Political Science Booklet

The current BPSC TMA booklet is a single document that covers both the July 2025 and the January 2026 sessions. Two dates are printed on the schedule table, and which one applies to you depends on your enrolment session, not on the calendar month you happen to be reading the booklet. Learners writing the June 2026 term-end examination submit by 31 March 2026 if they are enrolled in the July 2025 session; learners writing the December 2026 term-end examination submit by 30 September 2026 if they are enrolled in the January 2026 session.

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Two other points travel with these dates. First, missing the deadline for a session does not extend the paper; it moves your BPSC assignment to the next cycle’s fresh TMA booklet, which carries a different assignment code and different questions. Second, the 31 March and 30 September dates are the School of Social Sciences pattern and are not interchangeable with other schools. The School of Management Studies (which runs MBA and MCOM) prints 31 October and 30 April on its MMPC booklets. The School of Humanities (which runs MEG and MHD) prints 31 March and 30 September but has its own booklet template. Carrying an MBA aggregator’s date onto a BPSC paper is a common source of missed submissions.

What BPSC-XXX/ASST/TMA/2025-26 Actually Tells the Study Centre

Every BPSC TMA booklet prints an assignment code on the first page of the paper, in the format BPSC-XXX/ASST/TMA/2025-26. BPSC-101 for the 2025-26 session is labelled BPSC-101/ASST/TMA/2025-26; BPSC-105 is BPSC-105/ASST/TMA/2025-26; BPSC-114 for the 2024-25 session is BPSC-114/ASST/TMA/2024-25. Four parts, one slash between each: course code, the segment “ASST” (short for assignment), the type “TMA” (Tutor Marked Assignment), and the two-year session span.

When the study centre records your submission, it reads the assignment code, not the calendar year on the cover, to confirm which cycle’s paper you have written against. That has practical implications for a re-registered learner. If you were re-registered under an older cycle but are submitting in the current year, the assignment code on the writing must match the booklet you were originally issued against, not the current-year booklet. Send the exact assignment code with your order and the writer works from the correct year’s TMA. On the write-up itself, the assignment code is printed at the top of the first answer script for each BPSC paper, so an evaluator opening your set sees which paper cycle it belongs to before reading the first line.

Your Handwriting on Hindi or English BPSC Answer Sheets

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 letter shapes, slant, spacing, common word forms and any recurring shortcuts (a plain & where you write ampersand, or a specific way you form your Devanagari स), then produces the sample answer script and sends the image back on WhatsApp for you to compare. Only when you say the match reads as your own hand does the full set begin, and the same writer completes every BPSC paper in the order to keep the hand consistent across codes.

What the writing sample should show

A single A4 page is enough. Half a page of continuous prose in the medium your paper is issued in – English for BPSC-XXX (E) booklets, Hindi in Devanagari for BPSC-XXX (H) booklets – is better than a paragraph copied from a printed book, because copied writing does not carry your natural slant. Include one line where you have written your own name and enrolment number so the writer can pick up the initials the way you form them. Photograph the page in daylight rather than under a lamp. The set of images the writer sends back before writing lets you catch a mismatch before any full BPSC paper is written.

English Medium, Hindi Medium, and Backlogs from Older Cycles

The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. BPSC papers are issued in both English (booklet suffix E) and Hindi (booklet suffix H); some 2024-25 covers use the (E) and (H) tags, and some 2025-26 booklets carry the language in the file name (BPSC-101-ENG.pdf, BPSC-104(H)-2025-26.pdf). Either way, the medium of your submission has to match the medium your admission record and study centre expect, and the writer works from the correctly-tagged booklet for that medium.

Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. A learner who took admission in July 2023 and did not clear a BPSC-111 paper in the June 2024 TEE will now be writing against a 2025-26 or 2026-27 booklet under re-registration, not a 2023-24 booklet, because IGNOU replaces the TMA paper each cycle. Send the current assignment code and the writer sources the paper the study centre will accept for your resubmission window.

The Five Things That Move the Order From Inbox to Writers’ Desk

The order becomes a writing job on the desk in Delhi as soon as five details reach the WhatsApp thread. Anything else can wait; without these five the writer cannot start.

• Programme code and course codes. BAFPS as the programme, and the BPSC codes from your admission record – for example BAFPS: BPSC 101, BPSC 102, BPSC 105, BPSC 132. Two or three codes is a normal semester load.
• Medium of your booklet. English or Hindi, one line – English or Hindi (Devanagari). It affects which booklet the writer downloads and which medium the writer’s sample photo comes back in.
• Enrolment session. July 2025 or January 2026, or the older session your re-registration runs against. This is what determines which cycle’s TMA paper is written.
• Delivery pin code and full postal address. Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page.
• Writing sample photo. One A4 page of your own handwriting, clearly photographed. The writer’s sample answer script is sent back to you before payment.

Once these are on the thread, a writing-sample image comes back for approval, a total is confirmed at ₹320 per code, and only then does payment happen.

From the Delhi Press to Your Study Centre Counter

Once the writer’s sample is approved and payment is received, the full set moves through the press in Delhi. Each BPSC paper is written by the same writer to keep the hand consistent from BPSC-101 to whichever code closes the order, then checked once against the printed TMA booklet for missed questions or reversed section numbering, bound at the top-left corner with a stapled cover page for each code, and packed with the free copy of the official TMA booklet inside the same courier envelope. Delhivery, DTDC or Speed Post carries the packet, and a tracking number is shared on WhatsApp when the packet leaves the press.

When the packet reaches you, one step remains before submission at the study centre. Your name, enrolment number, programme code, course code, mobile number and study centre name and code are pre-printed or left blank on the free front page depending on how you sent them; whichever is left blank, fill in with the same pen used elsewhere on the set, sign in the space provided, and read the answer scripts before you hand them over. 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. Obtain a receipt from the study centre when you submit and retain a photocopy for your own record.

What BAFPS Learners Usually Buy Before or After the Handwritten Set

Learners who order the handwritten BAFPS set also come back to the store for the reference material that helps them read the codes before the term-end examination, or for the softcopy PDFs that go alongside a written set. Anchor internal links live in this section rather than as a list dump elsewhere on the page.

Political Science reference books for the FYUP structure sit under the BAFPS books shelf, organised code by code. If you would rather a softcopy reference to write from before you decide on a handwritten set, the store’s Bachelor degree solved-assignment catalogue carries a per-code PDF for each BPSC paper, and specific pages such as the BPSC 114 solved assignment for 2025-26 in Hindi medium or the BPSC 132 solved assignment for the same session serve learners who need one code at a time.

Learners approaching the June or December TEE also pick up material from the solved guess papers catalogue, which carries structured revision papers for BAPSH and BAG-lineage papers that BAFPS migrants still encounter. If the current build’s assignment does not match any programme in the store’s catalogue – for instance, a mixed load of BPSC plus a Minor code from an entirely different school – the store’s customised handwritten assignment product handles that mix under the same ₹320 rate, keyed off the codes the learner sends in. The handwritten assignment hub lists every programme-wise handwritten product currently live, and the handwritten information page answers structural questions about the service outside the buy flow.

Questions BAFPS Learners Send Before Ordering the Handwritten Set

Where Every Fact on This Page Came From

This page keeps three source layers separate so a reader can check any claim against the layer that carries it.

From the IGNOU Common Prospectus, July 2026 (the store’s own copy of the university’s programme handbook). The programme name Bachelor of Arts (Political Science) (Major/FYUP Hons.), the code BAFPS, the School of Social Sciences home, the 10+2 eligibility, English and Hindi mediums, 3/4 year minimum and 6/8 year maximum durations, ₹5,500 per year fee (total ₹16,500), Year-wise mode of examination, and July and January admission sessions. The ten BPSC Discipline Specific Course codes in section 5.8 (BPSC 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 109, 111, 112, 113), each at 6 credits.

From live IGNOU TMA booklets, downloaded from ignou.ac.in/viewFile/SOSS/assignments/ during this build. The 2025-26 SOSS submission dates (31 March 2026 for July 2025 session, 30 September 2026 for January 2026 session), the assignment code format BPSC-XXX/ASST/TMA/2025-26 (verified across BPSC 101, 105, 107 and 112), the three-section question pattern (2 x 500-word DCQs, 3 x 250-word MCQs, 5 x 100-word SCQs, total 100 marks, 30 per cent weightage), the cover-page discrepancy where BPSC-105’s cover names both BAFPS and BAPSH while BPSC-101 and BPSC-107 name only BAPSH, and the 30 per cent assignment / 70 per cent TEE weightage stated in the booklet’s own introduction. A separate BAM-cover BPSC-101 booklet filed under a bafps folder path was also fetched and is noted in the conflicts section above. IGNOU’s official BAFPS programme page at ignou.ac.in/schools/programme/BAFPS was consulted for the programme-level code mix, and its overlap with older BAG codes was noted.

From Shri Chakradhar Publication’s own commercial terms. The ₹320 per subject rate, hard-copy-only format, courier included, free IGNOU-format front page, free copy of the official TMA booklet, no minimum order, no soft copy sold, any-session including backlogs, handwriting matched from a sample photo at no extra charge, WhatsApp number +91 93546 37830, delivery confirmed per pin code with no figure promised on this page, and WooCommerce regular price 350 with sale price 320.

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.

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 21 September 2026. Next review tied to the 30 September 2026 SOSS submission deadline and the January 2027 booklet release.