IGNOU MAHV Handwritten Assignment — All Ten MHD, MHV and MTT Codes, Hindi Medium

What the MAHV Packet Contains When It Reaches You

A MAHV order is counted in papers, not in years or semesters, because that is how the university issues the work. Each course code you name is written as its own set, tied in question order, and the sets travel together in one courier packet addressed to you rather than to a study centre.

Inside each set there are four things. The answers themselves, written by hand on A4 with a left margin wide enough for an evaluator to write in. A front page in the IGNOU format, free with every order, with the programme title, course code, assignment code and study-centre fields left ready for your enrolment number and signature. A copy of the official TMA paper the answers were written against, so that you can hold question against answer before you sign anything. And the question numbers written out ahead of each answer, which is what the MAHV booklets themselves ask for.

What is not in the packet is a file. No soft copy or PDF is sold. Nothing is emailed, nothing is uploaded to a drive, and no scanned version is kept on hand to resell to the next MAHV learner who asks for MHV-009.

Where the ₹320 Stops and Your Own Work Begins

The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. That figure already contains the writing, the front page, the printed question paper and the courier. There is no packing fee added at the end, no charge for a Hindi paper as against an English one, and no extra line for matching the handwriting.

Three things sit outside it, and they sit outside it permanently. The first is evaluation. 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 second is submission — the packet comes to your address, and carrying it to the study-centre counter, or scanning it if your Regional Centre has asked for uploads, stays with you. The third is the declaration on the front page, which carries your name and your signature.

That last point is worth sitting with rather than skipping. 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 MAHV paper that is not a formality: MHV-010 asks you to read a film through a feminist lens and MHV-007 asks about the contribution of Hindi literary journalism to the freedom movement, and an evaluator who questions you on either expects the person who signed to have read what was written.

Reference PDF or Submission Copy: Sorting Out the Two MAHV Options

Two different products get called by almost the same name in MAHV searches, and buying the wrong one costs a cycle. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for one course code and one session, opened on a phone and read. A handwritten assignment is that answer set written out by hand on A4 and handed in as a hard copy at the study centre. One is study material. The other is the thing that gets submitted.

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IGNOU settles the question itself, in writing, on the paper a MAHV learner is actually sent. The booklet that carries the MTT-016 assignment tells students plainly that answers must be handwritten, and adds that answers must not be copies of the units the university posted out, warning that copied work earns fewer marks and that copying another student’s work will get the assignment rejected. Read together, those two lines describe the honest use of a model answer file: it is something to read and write from, never something to print and submit. A downloaded PDF handed in at the counter is not a submission.

If a reference file is what you actually want for the first-year papers, the store carries it separately — the MHD solved-assignment shelf holds the model answers for MHD-01 to MHD-06, which are the same five papers MAHV runs in its first year. Buy that if you plan to write; buy this page if you plan to submit.

Every Course Code the 72-Credit MAHV Structure Puts On Your Record

The Common Prospectus for July 2026 sets MAHV at 72 credits across ten courses, split evenly at 36 credits a year. That split is unusual among the School of Humanities master’s degrees, which mostly run to 80 credits at 40 a year, and it is the reason a MAHV year does not look like an MA Hindi year even though five of the codes are shared. The course titles below are the prospectus titles, which are printed in Devanagari; the English wording after each is a plain gloss for readers who search in roman letters, not an official translation.

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Read that list twice, because the gap in it is the single most useful thing on this page. The sequence runs 01, 02, 03, 04, 06. MHD-05 is not part of MAHV. In the MA Hindi structure printed three pages earlier in the same prospectus, MHD-05 is a compulsory first-year paper; in MAHV it is simply absent, and its 8 credits are what brings the year to 36 rather than 44. IGNOU’s own assignment index agrees: when it last published first-year MAHV papers, for the July 2022 to January 2023 cycle, it listed MHD-01, MHD-02, MHD-03, MHD-04 and MHD-06 and stopped there. If you have been sold a six-book first-year bundle, one of those books is for a paper you will never be assessed on.

The Second-Year MHV Papers and the One MTT Paper That Is Not Hindi Literature

The second year is where MAHV stops being a literature degree and becomes a professional-writing one. Four of the five papers carry the MHV prefix and run through mass communication, radio, television and cinema. The fifth does not belong to the School of Humanities at all.

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Three of those five codes carry two titles apiece. MHV-007 is printed as one code with two named halves, and MHV-008 and MHV-009 are each printed as a part one and a part two. That is why the MHV-007 booklet says in its own heading that the assignment is based on both parts, and why a single MHV-007 answer set has to range across newspaper practice and feature writing rather than one of them.

MTT-016 is the outlier and deserves its own paragraph. In the prospectus it appears in the MAHV table at 4 credits, and it also appears, in full, in the course list of the MA in Translation Studies run by the School of Translation Studies and Training. A MAHV learner therefore holds one paper whose parent school is not the school that runs the degree. That has practical consequences for where the booklet lives, what its cover says and where it tells you to send the finished work, and those are covered further down. If translation is the part of MAHV you find hardest, the store’s MATS guess papers cover the same MTT series, and the PG Diploma in Translation shelf carries the reading that sits behind it.

Credit arithmetic, checked rather than copied: 4 plus 8 plus 8 plus 8 plus 8 gives 36 for the first year, and 8 plus 8 plus 8 plus 8 plus 4 gives 36 for the second. The total is 72, which is what the prospectus states for MAHV. The sum was run independently before either table above was published, because two-column extraction from this prospectus is known to interleave one programme’s rows into another’s.

Where IGNOU’s MAHV Paperwork Argues With Itself

Every item below was found by reading IGNOU’s own documents against each other — the Common Prospectus for July 2026, the live MAHV assignment index and three assignment booklets downloaded from it. None of it is copied from another study-help site, and one of the items is a mistake on this store rather than the university’s.

Disclosing the last of those is deliberate. A page that lists eight of the university’s inconsistencies and hides its own is less trustworthy than one that lists nine, and the six-book bundle is still listed on the store as a first-year MAHV set at the time of writing. Only ignou.ac.in and your Regional Centre can confirm the current position for your enrolment, so read your admission record before you accept any list, including this one.

The Two Dates Printed On A MAHV Booklet, And The One That Cannot Be Right

Submission dates at IGNOU are set school by school, and the pattern a MAHV learner needs is the School of Humanities pattern, not the one circulated on general assignment pages. Read off the MHV-007 booklet for 2024-25, in the university’s own words on its cover: the last date for the July session is 31 March of the following year, and the last date for the January session is 30 September of the same year.

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Two things follow. First, the translation booklet keys its dates to the session you were admitted in rather than to the examination you are sitting, which is a School of Translation Studies habit and not a Humanities one; for the 2024-25 cycle the two conventions happened to land on the same calendar dates, but they are not the same rule and a future cycle could separate them. Second, the 31 March 2024 line on the cinema booklet is an error in the university’s own template, not a real earlier deadline, and no MAHV learner should treat it as one. The safe reading is the pair on the MHV-007 cover, confirmed against your Regional Centre.

The translation booklet also states, in a note under its date table, that assignments will not be accepted after the last date. That is the only urgency on this page, and it is IGNOU’s, not this store’s. 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 university’s own assignment download service is where the current booklet for your session will appear, and the MAHV page on the assignment portal is where the sessions are listed one under another.

Reading MHV-007/TMA/2024-25 Before You Copy It Onto Your Cover Sheet

The line an evaluator looks for first is the assignment code, and MAHV prints it in three parts. The MHV-007 booklet for 2024-25 gives its assignment code as MHV-007 followed by TMA followed by 2024-25 — course code, then the letters for Tutor Marked Assignment, then a two-year span rather than a single year with a session name. The cinema booklet follows the identical shape at its own two-digit width. Copy whichever one is printed on the paper you actually downloaded; do not normalise it to what you think it should look like.

Above that line the same booklets print a second code that catches people out: the course code field reads as the course code, a slash, and then the programme code MAHV. That is one field, not two, and it is the field that tells a study centre which programme’s evaluator should receive the script. On the translation paper the programme named in that position is the translation programme, which is the single most common reason a MAHV MTT-016 script goes to the wrong desk.

File names on the portal are no guide at all. Within one session folder the papers arrive named in four different ways, one of them with the word assignment misspelled in the file name itself. The code inside the booklet is authoritative; the file name is not.

Matching Your Own Devanagari Hand

MAHV is written in Devanagari from the first page to the last, and matching a Devanagari hand is a different exercise from matching a roman one. The letterforms that identify a writer are the shirorekha, the way the headline runs across a word or breaks between characters, the slant of the matras, and the size relationship between conjuncts and the base letters around them. Those are what get matched, and they are matched from a sample you send before anything is written.

Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. The same writer then carries every paper in your order, so MHV-008 and MHV-009 do not arrive looking as if two different people sat the same degree.

Photographing the Sample Page So the Match Actually Works

A weak sample produces a weak match, and the fixes are small. Write at least fifteen or twenty lines of continuous Hindi rather than a signature or a heading, so the shirorekha habit shows across full words. Use ruled A4 if you have it, since line spacing changes how a hand sits. Photograph it flat in daylight from directly above rather than at an angle, and do not use a document-scanner filter that sharpens strokes into something your pen does not produce. Send the photo before you pay, look at what comes back, and only then confirm the order.

Hindi Medium, Old Sessions and Backlog Papers

MAHV is a Hindi-medium programme in the prospectus, and every booklet read for this page is printed in Hindi throughout, including the one issued by the translation school. So the medium question that occupies English-medium programmes barely arises here: the paper comes in Hindi and the answers go back in Hindi. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price, which for MAHV means the Hindi paper the university prints.

Sessions are a live problem on this programme rather than a theoretical one. With the official index still showing July 2024 to January 2025 as its newest MAHV set, learners in later cycles are routinely working from papers issued a year or two before, or carrying a paper they could not finish. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. A single MHV-009 left over from an earlier cycle is ordered the same way as a full first year, and priced the same way too.

The one rule that does not bend is that the paper decides. Assignment papers expire and are replaced each cycle, and a set written against last year’s MHV-010 questions will not answer this year’s. Send the session printed on your booklet, or send the booklet itself, and the answers are written against that. If you are unsure which cycle your booklet belongs to, send a photo of the booklet cover and have the session checked before ordering.

What To Send Before Anything Is Written

Four things settle a MAHV order, and nothing beyond them is asked for. Your course codes, exactly as they appear on your admission record — MHV-007 and MHV-010 rather than the second year. The session printed on the front of your booklet, such as 2024-25. A photo of a page in your own handwriting. And a delivery address with a pin code, because delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page.

Nothing is asked about your enrolment number, your Samarth login, your date of birth or your marks. If you also have the booklet as a PDF, sending it is helpful and saves a round of confirmation, but it is not required — the papers can be pulled from the university’s portal against the codes and session you give.

After the Bundle Is Signed For

Open the packet and check three things against each other before you go anywhere: that the course code on each front page matches the code on your admission record, that the assignment code matches the one printed on the question paper enclosed, and that the session matches the cycle you are submitting for. A mismatch found at home is a message; a mismatch found at the counter is a wasted trip.

Then fill the front page in your own hand — enrolment number, name, address, study-centre name, date — and sign it. Submit one set per course to the coordinator at your allotted study centre and get the receipt entered on your despatch and acknowledgement card, which is what the booklets themselves instruct. Keep that acknowledgement with your examination paperwork.

Marks appear later, on the grade card, and how long later is not something this page will guess at. Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent, so the number that shows up against MHV-008 is close to a third of what that course is worth. What that number turns out to be is the evaluator’s business and the university’s, and the position on it is set out under Important Notice below.

What MAHV Learners Add To The Same Order

Most MAHV orders are not only handwritten sets. The reading behind the second-year papers is the usual first addition, and the MAHV shelf of unit-wise help books is where those sit, with a dedicated guide for the mass-communication paper for learners who find MHV-007 the heaviest of the four. For the term-end examination rather than the assignment, the MA Hindi guess papers cover the first-year codes MAHV shares.

Learners who want to write the papers themselves and only need model answers to work from should start at the master’s assignment index and pick by code. Learners registered in a programme with no page of its own can use the customised handwritten order form instead, and the handwritten counter lists every programme currently written. If you would rather do the writing yourself, the editorial side of the house publishes a step-by-step guide to preparing an IGNOU handwritten assignment at no charge.

Questions That Come Up Before A MAHV Order Is Placed

Which MAHV codes can be ordered on this page?

All ten on the current structure: MHD-01, MHD-02, MHD-03, MHD-04 and MHD-06 for the first year, and MHV-007, MHV-008, MHV-009, MHV-010 and MTT-016 for the second. Order one of them or all ten, in any combination, and each is counted as one subject.

Why is MHD-05 missing from the first-year list?

Because the prospectus does not put it in MAHV. MHD-05 is a compulsory first-year paper in the MA Hindi structure, and the MAHV structure runs MHD-01, 02, 03, 04 and 06 instead, which is what brings the first year to 36 credits. IGNOU’s assignment index listed the same five codes when it last published first-year MAHV papers. If your admission record shows MHD-05, that is worth raising with your Regional Centre before you order anything against it.

Is MTT-016 really part of MAHV, or is that a mistake?

It is really part of it. The prospectus lists MTT-016 at 4 credits in the MAHV second year, and the same code also appears in the MA Translation Studies course list because that is the programme it was written for. What is a mistake is the label on IGNOU’s MAHV index, which calls the link MMT-016 while the file behind it is named for MTT-016.

The translation booklet says M.A. Translation Studies on the cover. Am I looking at the wrong paper?

Probably not. That booklet is issued by the School of Translation Studies and Training and covers MTT-010 to MTT-017 for its own programme, and IGNOU serves it to MAHV learners from the MAHV index for the one code the two programmes share. Find MTT-016 inside it and answer that. Because the cover names another programme, confirm with your study centre where the finished script should go before you hand it in.

Which submission date applies to a MAHV paper?

The School of Humanities pair printed on the booklet: 31 March for the July session and 30 September for the January session. Ignore the 31 March 2024 line on the 2024-25 cinema booklet, which is a template error, and ignore the dates circulated for management or social-science programmes, which are set by different schools.

Can I submit a printed copy of a MAHV solved assignment instead?

The booklet a MAHV learner is sent for the translation paper states that answers must be handwritten, and separately warns that answers copied from the university’s own units earn fewer marks. A solved assignment is a reference file to write from, not a submission. That is the whole reason a handwritten set exists as a separate product.

What is the difference between what this page sells and a MAHV solved assignment?

A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for one course code and one session. What is sold here is the answer set written out by hand on A4 and delivered as a hard copy with a front page and the question paper. No soft copy or PDF is sold on this page.

How many marks does a MAHV assignment carry?

Each paper is set out of 100 and the split differs by course. The 2024-25 MHV-007 paper ran four questions at 15 marks with answers of roughly 500 to 550 words, then four short notes at 10 marks each of about 200 to 250 words. The MHV-010 paper for the same session ran nine questions at 10 marks plus a four-part note question worth 10, with instructions to attempt all of them. Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent.

Will the answers be in Hindi?

Yes. MAHV is a Hindi-medium programme and every booklet read for this page is printed in Hindi, so the answers are written in Hindi in Devanagari script. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price.

My session is not on IGNOU’s MAHV page. Can the set still be written?

Yes. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. The MAHV index has been slow to refresh, so send the session and codes printed on the booklet you actually hold, or send the booklet, and the answers are written against that paper.

Is the handwriting matched to mine, and does that cost extra?

Matching is included and nothing is added to the rate for it. For MAHV the match is done on Devanagari letterforms, so a sample of continuous Hindi writing works far better than a signature or a few words.

How long will the packet take to reach me?

Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. Ask on WhatsApp with your pin code and you will be told what applies to your address rather than a number written for everyone.

Do I get a scanned copy as well?

No soft copy or PDF is sold. What ships is the written hard copy with the front page and a copy of the official question paper. If your Regional Centre has asked for an upload, scan the pages yourself after you have checked them.

Can I order only the second-year MHV papers?

Yes. Papers are priced individually, so a second-year-only order of MHV-007 to MHV-010 plus MTT-016 is five subjects. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.

Will the assignment be accepted and what marks will it get?

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. Since the declaration on the cover page carries your signature, read the answers through before you sign it.

How This MAHV Page Was Put Together

From the Common Prospectus. The programme code, the School of Humanities attribution, the Hindi medium, the 72-credit total, the 36-and-36 split and all ten course codes with their Devanagari titles and credits come from the IGNOU Common Prospectus for July 2026, section 3.12. The English glosses beside those titles were written for this page and are not the university’s wording. The credit totals were summed independently and matched the stated figure before either table was published.

From live assignment booklets. The submission dates, the assignment-code format, the course-code-and-programme field, the question patterns, the word guidance and the instruction that answers must be handwritten were read off three booklets downloaded from IGNOU’s own MAHV assignment index for the July 2024 to January 2025 cycle: MHV-007, MHV-010 and the translation booklet carrying MTT-016. Where two of those booklets disagree, both readings are printed above rather than one being quietly chosen.

From this publisher’s own commercial terms. The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. The free front page, the enclosed question paper, the handwriting match, the absence of a minimum order and the acceptance of backlog sessions are commitments made by Shri Chakradhar Publication Pvt. Ltd. and are not IGNOU rules. Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised 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 20 August 2026. Next scheduled review before the 31 March School of Humanities cut-off, and again before 30 September, with an interim check whenever IGNOU publishes a MAHV session newer than 2024-25.

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.