Description
In short. This product prepares handwritten Tutor-Marked Assignment answers for IGNOU’s MA Sanskrit programme, MSK, run by the School of Humanities, and covers every course code the university currently posts a paper for — MSK-001, MSK-002, MSK-003, MSK-005, MSK-011, MSK-012, MSKE-009 and MSKE-010 — plus the older second-year codes MSK-004, MSK-006, MSK-007 and MSK-008 for anyone still clearing a backlog against them. The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. Each code arrives written out by hand in Devanagari on foolscap sheets, which is the paper size the MSK booklets themselves specify, together with a free IGNOU-format front page and a printed copy of the official question paper your answers were written against. The two dates printed on the July 2025 and January 2026 MSK papers are 31 March 2026 and 30 September 2026 respectively, and those are School of Humanities dates that do not match the ones circulating for management or social-science programmes. Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. No soft copy or PDF is sold.
What Reaches Your Address in an MSK Packet
Shri Chakradhar Publication prepares one physical set per course code. If you order MSK-002 and MSKE-010 together, two separate sets travel in the same parcel, each stapled and paginated on its own, because the study centre coordinator files them separately and a merged bundle creates avoidable questions at the counter.
Inside each set you will find four things. The answers themselves, written in Devanagari by hand across foolscap sheets with the question number entered above every answer, in the order the MSK paper prints them. A blank IGNOU-format front page, supplied free, with the fields for enrolment number, name, address, programme and course code, assignment code and study centre left open for you to complete in your own pen. A printed copy of the exact TMA booklet the answers were written from, so that the coordinator can lay paper and answer side by side without downloading anything. And a slip naming the session the paper belongs to, because MSK papers are reissued each cycle and last year’s questions do not satisfy this year’s requirement.
What does not arrive is a file. Nothing is emailed, nothing is uploaded to a download page, and there is no digital version of a handwritten MSK set held in reserve. The physical parcel is the whole product.
Where ₹320 Per Subject Starts and Stops
Sanskrit handwriting takes longer to produce than roman-script handwriting, since Devanagari carries a headline, conjunct clusters and diacritics that cannot be rushed without becoming unreadable. The rate does not change for that. The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. A verse-commentary answer in MSKE-009 costs the same as a grammar answer in MSK-002.
Four things are already inside the figure and are never billed on top: the writing itself, the free IGNOU-format front page, the printed question paper, and the courier to your address. A second-year learner clearing a single stranded code pays the same per-subject rate as somebody ordering a full first-year set of five, and no bundle threshold is applied at any point.
Two things sit outside it. The first is speed. A Delhi address and a remote pin code in the north-east are not the same journey, and quoting one number for both would be a promise that cannot be kept for half the people reading it. The second is the outcome. Nothing on this page is a statement about how the set will be graded once it leaves your hands, because that judgement belongs to an evaluator this publisher never meets.
Reference PDF or Submission Copy: Reading the Difference Before You Buy
Two different things are sold under names that look alike, and Sanskrit learners get caught by this more often than most, because Devanagari typesetting makes a printed answer file look unusually finished. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for one course code and one session, downloaded and read. A handwritten assignment is those answers written out by hand on paper and handed in as a physical set at your study centre. The first is study material. The second is a submission.
| Point of difference | Solved assignment | Handwritten assignment |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Soft copy, read on a screen or printed at home | Physical set, written by hand, couriered |
| What you do with it | Read it, then write your own answers from it | Complete the front page and submit it |
| Who it suits | Learners who have time to write and want a model to work from | Learners short of writing time, or handling several MSK codes at once |
| Devanagari load | None on you until you start copying | Already written out, headline and conjuncts included |
| Price on this store | Priced per code on the solved-assignment side | ₹320 per subject, courier included |
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The MSK booklets settle the question of which one can be handed in. Instruction four on the July 2025 and January 2026 papers directs the learner to write the question number before each answer and to answer in his or her own handwriting, and instruction five directs that the completed work be submitted to the coordinator of the allotted study centre by the printed date. A downloaded file satisfies neither instruction until somebody writes it out. That is the honest scope of a solved assignment: it is a reference to write from, and it is not itself a submission.
If a reference file is what you actually want, it is not this page. The store’s per-code Sanskrit solutions live on the solved-assignment side of the catalogue, and you can reach the MSK entries through the master’s degree solved-assignment listing where MSK sits alongside the other MA programmes. Buying there and writing the answers yourself is a perfectly reasonable route, and it is cheaper.
Send your MSK codes and the writing starts
The rate is ₹320 per subject, hard copy only, with courier included in that price and no separate shipping charge. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.
The Eight MSK Codes IGNOU Currently Issues Papers For
The newest session block on IGNOU’s own MSK assignment index is headed July 2025 / January 2026, and eight codes carry a live paper under it. Titles below are the ones printed in the Common Prospectus, July 2026, in Hindi, with a working English gloss added for readers who search in roman script. Every course in the MSK table carries eight credits.
| Code on the index | Title in the prospectus | English gloss | Credits | Year in the prospectus table |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSK-001 | संस्कृत साहित्य एवं शास्त्र साहित्य | Sanskrit literature and shastra literature | 8 | First |
| MSK-002 | व्याकरण | Grammar | 8 | First |
| MSK-003 | दर्शन : न्याय-वैशेषिक, वेदांत, सांख्य और मीमांसा | Philosophy: Nyaya-Vaisheshika, Vedanta, Samkhya and Mimamsa | 8 | First |
| MSK-005 | वैदिक वाझ्मय एवं भारतीय संस्कृति एवं सभ्यता | Vedic literature and Indian culture and civilisation | 8 | First |
| MSK-011 | बौद्ध और जैन अध्ययन | Buddhist and Jain studies | 8 | First |
| MSK-012 | धर्मशास्त्र एवं पुराणोतिहास | Dharmashastra and Puranic history | 8 | Second |
| MSKE-009 | वेद वर्ग: वैदिक संहिता और वैदिक व्याकरण | Veda group: Vedic Samhitas and Vedic grammar | 8 | Second |
| MSKE-010 | तृतीय पत्र: दर्शनशास्त्र: ब्रह्मसूत्र, योगसूत्र, न्यायसूत्र | Third paper, philosophy: Brahmasutra, Yogasutra, Nyayasutra | 8 | Second |
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Two of the eight carry the MSKE prefix rather than MSK, and that extra letter is not a typing slip. It marks the elective papers in the second-year group, and it changes the filename you are looking for on the portal as well as the assignment code you copy onto your front page. Learners who search the index for MSK-009 and MSK-010 find nothing, conclude their papers have not been uploaded, and wait. The papers are there under MSKE.
A caution on the numbering itself, because it costs people time every cycle. The prospectus writes these codes in Devanagari with one or two digits, so MSK-001 appears as a two-digit entry and MSKE-009 appears with the E carried separately. The assignment portal writes all of them with three digits. IGNOU’s own filenames then mix the two, and the July 2024 block stores the MSK-011 paper in a file named for MSK-11. They are the same course. Read your exact codes off your admission record rather than off any table, including this one.
The Four Second-Year Papers That Vanished From the Index
This is the single fact about MSK that no other product page on this store can tell you, and it is worth reading before you order anything for the second year.
Four codes appear in the Common Prospectus MSK table and were carried on IGNOU’s MSK assignment index in every session block from July 2020 onwards — and are absent from the newest block. They last appeared under July 2024 / January 2025.
| Code | Title in the prospectus | English gloss | Credits | Last session block carrying a paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSK-004 | आधुनिक संस्कृत साहित्य और साहित्य शास्त्र | Modern Sanskrit literature and poetics | 8 | July 2024 / January 2025 |
| MSK-006 | विज्ञान, भाषा, अनुवाद एवं निबंध लेखन | Science, language, translation and essay writing | 8 | July 2024 / January 2025 |
| MSK-007 | साहित्यशास्त्र : काव्यप्रकाश, ध्वन्यालोक और दशरूपक | Poetics: Kavyaprakasha, Dhvanyaloka and Dasharupaka | 8 | July 2024 / January 2025 |
| MSK-008 | संस्कृत साहित्य : गद्य, पद्य एवं नाटक | Sanskrit literature: prose, verse and drama | 8 | July 2024 / January 2025 |
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Three consequences follow, and none of them is guesswork. First, IGNOU has continued to set term-end papers against these courses: the university’s own previous-year question-paper archive holds MSK-006, MSK-007 and MSK-008 papers for the June and December 2023 sittings under the School of Humanities folder. So the courses run even where the assignment block is quiet. Second, a learner who needs an assignment against one of these four is dealing with a backlog situation rather than a current-cycle one, and the paper has to be taken from the last block that carried it. Third, this is exactly what learners are asking about in public: the comment threads under the MSK assignment listings on independent portals include requests, in plain Hinglish, for MSK-04, MSK-06, MSK-07 and MSK-08 material by learners in the final year who cannot find it.
Send the code and the session your Regional Centre has told you to answer against, and the set is written from that paper. Where a Regional Centre has not confirmed which block applies to your batch, ask before ordering rather than after; a beautifully written set answering a withdrawn paper helps nobody.
Where IGNOU’s Sanskrit Records Contradict Each Other
Everything below was found by reading IGNOU’s own documents against each other during this build. The point of printing it is not to criticise the university. It is that a learner who knows the contradiction exists stops losing an afternoon to it.
Seven disagreements found in the sources behind this page, including one of this publisher’s own.
1. The MSK table prints no credit total. Every other Sanskrit table in the same prospectus does. The two postgraduate diplomas that share the MSK prefix, PGSKT and PGDBD, each close with a stated total of 40 credits, and MA Jyotish closes with 64. The MSK table simply stops after the last course row. Summing all twelve of its rows at eight credits each gives 96, while IGNOU’s own online-programme listing for MA Sanskrit describes the programme as consisting of courses worth 64 credits, and the eight codes carrying live assignment papers come to exactly 64. The prospectus does not say which reading is correct, so this page does not either.
2. Two live assignment-code formats in one session. The MSK-001 paper for July 2025 and January 2026 prints its assignment code as MSK-001/TMA 2025-2026, with a space after TMA. The MSKE-009 paper for the same session and the same school prints MSKE-009/TMA/2025-2026, with a slash. Copy whichever your own paper prints.
3. Two question patterns in one session. The MSK-001 paper runs four questions with no sections, marked 60, 20, 10 and 10, all compulsory. The MSKE-009 paper is split into two compulsory sections, six questions of ten marks in the first and four of ten in the second. Both total 100. Neither pattern can be assumed from the other.
4. The MSKE-009 instruction line refers to marks the paper does not carry. Its note asks for detailed answers to 15-mark questions and roughly eight-hundred-word answers to 10-mark questions. No question on that paper carries 15 marks; every one of them carries 10. The instruction appears to have been carried over from another template.
5. Foolscap on the booklet, A4 nearly everywhere else. Instruction three on both MSK papers directs the learner to use only foolscap-size paper. Most general IGNOU assignment guidance circulating online specifies A4, and at least one widely read guide tells learners explicitly to choose A4 over foolscap. The MSK booklet is the document your evaluator is working from.
6. Two index pages, one programme. IGNOU serves MSK assignment links from a Master-Degree path and from an older MA_Sanskrit path, and the second still holds a 2021-22 MSK-004 file. The Master-Degree index page also carries a footer stating it was last updated in December 2021 while listing 2025-26 papers above it.
7. This publisher’s own errors. A Shri Chakradhar MSK study-material listing describes its contents as being for Master of Social Work students; MSK is MA Sanskrit and the sentence is wrong. Separately, an Amazon listing for a Shri Chakradhar MSK solved-assignment combo still carries an assurance of 90-plus marks. No such claim should be made anywhere, by anyone, and it is being withdrawn. Disclosing it here is the more useful thing to do than quietly deleting it.
31 March and 30 September: the Dates Your MSK Paper Prints
Submission dates at IGNOU are set per school, not per university, and MSK belongs to the School of Humanities. Both booklets read for this page print the same pair, on the page before the questions begin.
| Session named on the paper | Last date printed on the booklet | Read off |
|---|---|---|
| July 2025 | 31 March 2026 | MSK-001 and MSKE-009 booklets |
| January 2026 | 30 September 2026 | MSK-001 and MSKE-009 booklets |
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Those two dates are worth holding on to, because a great deal of what circulates online is not them. Independent portals and news coverage over the last two cycles have carried 30 April, 31 May and 16 August as IGNOU assignment last dates, and every one of those figures was true of something — an extension for a particular term-end sitting, an online-programme window, a general notification. None of them is what the MSK paper in your hand prints. Where a genuine extension is issued for your programme it will appear on ignou.ac.in and your Regional Centre will act on it; until then the booklet date is the one to plan against.
One more thing the booklet says plainly, in the note at the foot of the instructions: under the university’s rules, submitting the assignment before the examination is compulsory, and a learner who has not submitted is not permitted to sit. Assignments carry 30 per cent of the final course result and the term-end examination carries the remaining 70 per cent. Missing the assignment does not cost you thirty marks. It costs you the sitting.
What MSK-001/TMA 2025-2026 Actually Encodes
The assignment code is the line that makes a set filable, and Sanskrit learners copy it onto the front page more often in Devanagari than in roman script, which is fine as long as the digits survive the transfer. Reading MSK-001/TMA 2025-2026 from left to right gives you four separate pieces of information.
MSK-001 is the course, matching one row of the table above. TMA marks it as a Tutor-Marked Assignment, the continuously assessed component, as opposed to a term-end paper. The span 2025-2026 is the pair of sessions the paper serves, and this is where the School of Humanities differs sharply from management programmes: a single MSK booklet covers both the July intake and the following January intake, and prints one date for each. A management paper names one session and one year. Copying an MMPC-style code onto an MSK front page produces a mismatch the coordinator will notice.
The practical test is simple. Open your paper, find the line beginning with your course code near the top of the question page, and copy it character for character, including whether TMA is followed by a space or a slash. Both appear in the current MSK set, so there is nothing to normalise and nothing to correct.
Your Own Hand, Copied From One Photograph
Sanskrit sets fail the recognition test faster than most, because Devanagari handwriting varies visibly between writers in the shape of the headline, the slant of the vertical stems and the way conjuncts are stacked. A set that reads as someone else’s hand is not a small cosmetic problem in a language where the evaluator has been reading the same script all year.
Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge. One page is enough. What the writer takes from it is the letter proportion, the headline weight, the slant and the spacing, and the same writer then carries those through every code in your order so that MSK-002 and MSK-012 do not arrive looking like the work of two different people.
Which page to photograph
A page of Devanagari is far more useful than a page of English, since the features that need copying only appear in the script you will be marked in. A page from your own notes on the course, half a page of continuous prose, or the answer you already drafted for one question all work. Write it in the pen you normally use, photograph it flat in daylight without shadow across the sheet, and send it before paying rather than after, so you can see the match and stop if it is not right.
Hindi, Sanskrit or English: What MSK Lets You Write In
MSK is one of the programmes where medium is genuinely worth checking, because the prospectus sets two different rules in two consecutive lines and learners routinely read only the first.
The medium of instruction is recorded as Hindi. The programme-list table for MA Sanskrit, School of Humanities, two years minimum and four years maximum, prints Hindi in the medium column with nothing beside it. Immediately after the programme description, however, the prospectus adds a separate note on the medium of examination: the examination for this programme may be answered in Sanskrit, Hindi or English, but the medium must be a single one throughout. That is an unusually explicit three-way provision and it does not appear in the medium column at all.
Practically, the paper you will be answering against is the paper IGNOU has posted for your code, and for MSK that means the Devanagari booklet. The service covers all mediums IGNOU issues the TMA paper in, at the same price. Tell the desk which medium you intend to submit in when you send your codes, keep it consistent across the whole set rather than switching between codes, and where a Regional Centre has given you a specific instruction, follow that instruction rather than this paragraph.
The same caution applies to the code prefix itself. MSK is not used by MA Sanskrit alone: the postgraduate diploma in science in Sanskrit literature, PGSKT, runs on MSK-021 to MSK-025, and the postgraduate diploma in Indian philosophy, PGDBD, runs on MSK-031 to MSK-035, both at 40 credits and both from the same school. Three programmes, one prefix. Sending a code without saying which programme you are enrolled in is the commonest way an order starts against the wrong paper.
The Five Lines That Let Writing Begin
Nothing else is needed to start, and nothing sensitive is asked for. Send these on WhatsApp:
- Programme. MSK for MA Sanskrit, or MSKOL if you are on the online-mode version, or PGSKT or PGDBD if your MSK-numbered code belongs to one of the diplomas.
- Course codes. Written exactly as they appear on your admission record, MSKE included where it applies.
- Session. The one your Regional Centre expects you to answer against, for example July 2025 or January 2026, or the older block if you are clearing a backlog.
- Medium. The one you intend to submit in across the whole set.
- Delivery address with pin code. The pin code is what the delivery estimate is calculated from before you pay.
Your enrolment number, your name and your study centre code are not needed by the writer, because those fields stay blank on the front page for you to complete in your own pen. That is deliberate, and the Important Notice at the foot of this page explains why the signature block is left to you.
One Sanskrit code or the whole year, same rate
Any session is accepted, current cycle or older, including backlog courses, at the same ₹320 per subject. Send a photo of a page you have written yourself and the handwritten set is matched to your handwriting at no extra charge.
Once the Courier Reaches You
Open the parcel and check it against your own list of codes before anything else, counting one set per code and confirming that the session slip inside matches the session you were told to answer against. If a code is missing or a session looks wrong, say so straight away rather than at the study centre counter.
Then complete the front page of each set in your own pen: enrolment number, name, address, programme and course code, the assignment code copied character for character off the enclosed paper, your study centre name and code, and the date. Read the answers through. This step is not a formality, because the declaration you are about to sign is a statement about your own work, and a Sanskrit set in particular deserves a read for anything that does not sound like you.
Submit each set to the coordinator of the study centre allotted to you at admission, which is what instruction five on the MSK booklet directs, and ask for a receipt or acknowledgement at the counter. Keep it. Assignment status can take weeks to appear against your enrolment number, and the acknowledgement is the only thing that settles a dispute in the meantime. Keeping a photograph of the completed front page of each set, as the booklet itself suggests in its note about retaining a copy, costs nothing and has saved a lot of people a second trip.
What Sanskrit Learners Add to the Same Order
Most people ordering handwritten sets for MSK are also holding a term-end exam somewhere on the horizon, and the writing service does nothing for that. Three other things on this store do, and they are separate products rather than parts of this one.
Learners in the first year most often pair the writing with the five-book first-year MSK set covering MSK-001 through MSK-011, which is the same five codes the assignment index currently carries for year one. Where only one paper is troubling you, the individual titles are separate: the grammar volume for MSK-002 and its seven blocks of subanta and taddhita material, the philosophy volume for MSK-003, which runs to five blocks across Nyaya, Vedanta, Samkhya and Mimamsa, the Vedic volume for MSK-005 on Vedic literature and Indian civilisation, and the MSK-011 guide to Buddhist and Jain studies. The wider Sanskrit shelf, including anything added after this page was written, sits under the MA Sanskrit books listing, itself one branch of the master’s degree book catalogue.
For the fortnight before the term-end paper, the expected-question sets are in the Sanskrit guess-paper section. And if your codes are not MSK at all — a diploma paper, a second programme, something this page does not list — the open handwritten order for any course and any session takes it, and the rest of the programme-wise range is indexed on the handwritten assignment category page.
Before You Send the First Code: MSK Questions Answered
Which MSK codes can you write a handwritten assignment for?
All eight that IGNOU currently posts a live paper for — MSK-001, MSK-002, MSK-003, MSK-005, MSK-011, MSK-012, MSKE-009 and MSKE-010 — and also MSK-004, MSK-006, MSK-007 and MSK-008 where you are clearing a backlog and your Regional Centre has told you which block to answer against.
Why can I not find MSK-009 or MSK-010 on the IGNOU assignment page?
Because those two carry an extra letter. They are listed as MSKE-009 and MSKE-010, marking them as the elective papers in the second-year group. The filenames on the portal use the MSKE form as well, so a search for MSK-009 returns nothing even though the paper is sitting there.
My MSK paper says 31 March. A website said 31 May. Which one applies?
The one printed on your own booklet. The July 2025 and January 2026 MSK papers print 31 March 2026 for the July session and 30 September 2026 for the January session, and those are School of Humanities dates. The 30 April, 31 May and 16 August figures circulating online come from extension notices and online-programme windows that were real for particular sittings but are not the MSK booklet dates. A genuine extension for your programme appears on ignou.ac.in.
Kya main solved assignment PDF print karke jama kar sakta hoon?
Nahin. A solved assignment is a soft-copy reference file of model answers for one course code and one session; it is something to write from, not something to hand in. Instruction four on the MSK booklet directs you to answer in your own handwriting, and a printout does not meet that. Either write the answers out yourself from the reference file, or order the handwritten set on this page.
Solved assignment aur handwritten assignment mein kya farak hai for MSK?
Format aur use. The solved assignment is a downloadable file of model answers per code and session, read on a screen. The handwritten assignment is those answers already written out in Devanagari on foolscap sheets, couriered to your address with a free front page and a copy of the question paper, ready for you to complete and submit.
Is a typed MSK assignment rejected at the study centre?
The MSK booklet instructs the learner to write answers in his or her own handwriting and to submit the completed work to the study centre coordinator, and study centres across programmes treat typed or printed submissions as not meeting that instruction. 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 can be said is that handwriting is what the paper asks for.
Does IGNOU want MSK answers on A4 or on foolscap?
Instruction three on both the MSK-001 and MSKE-009 booklets for July 2025 and January 2026 directs the learner to use only foolscap-size paper and to tie the sheets together properly. A good deal of general online guidance says A4 instead. Sets prepared here follow the foolscap instruction printed on the MSK paper, and if your study centre has told you otherwise in writing, say so when you order.
Can I write my MSK assignment in English instead of Sanskrit?
The prospectus records Hindi as the medium of instruction for MSK and separately notes that the examination for this programme may be answered in Sanskrit, Hindi or English, provided the medium stays a single one. That note is about the examination. For the assignment, work against the paper IGNOU has posted for your code and follow any instruction your Regional Centre has given you, then tell the desk which medium you want the set written in.
How many questions are on an MSK assignment paper?
It depends on the code, which is why nothing is assumed here. The MSK-001 paper for July 2025 and January 2026 runs four compulsory questions marked 60, 20, 10 and 10. The MSKE-009 paper for the same session is split into two compulsory sections, six questions of ten marks in the first and four of ten in the second. Both come to 100 marks.
I am in MA Sanskrit second year and my code is MSK-007. Can you still write it?
Yes, as a backlog set. MSK-007 last appeared on the assignment index under July 2024 and January 2025 and is not in the newest block, though IGNOU has continued to set term-end papers against it. Confirm with your Regional Centre which session’s paper they will accept for your batch, send that, and the set is written from it at the same ₹320 per subject.
My code starts with MSK but I am doing a diploma, not MA Sanskrit. Does this page cover me?
The writing service does. The tables do not. MSK-021 to MSK-025 belong to PGSKT, the postgraduate diploma in science in Sanskrit literature, and MSK-031 to MSK-035 belong to PGDBD, the postgraduate diploma in Indian philosophy, both 40-credit programmes from the same school. Say which programme you are enrolled in along with the code, because three programmes share this prefix and the papers are different.
Is MSKOL the same as MSK for assignments?
They are separate listings. IGNOU maintains a distinct assignment page for MA Sanskrit in online mode under the MSKOL heading, alongside the MSK one, and its papers are posted separately. Mention MSKOL when you send your codes so the set is written from the right paper.
Will one writer do all my MSK codes or several?
One writer takes the whole order once your sample page has been matched, so the hand stays consistent from the first code to the last. That matters more in Devanagari than in roman script, where headline weight and conjunct shape make a change of writer obvious at a glance.
What arrives if I order only one MSK subject?
The same four things as any other order, for that one code: the handwritten answers, a free IGNOU-format front page, a printed copy of the official question paper the answers were written against, and a session slip. There is no minimum order: one subject or fourteen, same rate.
When will my MSK parcel arrive?
Delivery depends on your pin code and is confirmed for your order before you pay. No figure is promised on this page. Send your pin code with your codes and you will be given the estimate for your address specifically, before any money changes hands.
How the Facts on This Page Were Checked
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.
Order Your MSK Codes
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.
Two ways in. Add this product to the cart for each MSK or MSKE code you need, then send your codes, session, medium, pin code and handwriting sample so writing can begin. Or send all of that first and confirm the order afterwards, which is what most people ordering more than two codes prefer.
