Submit Assignment Through Google Form Those Students Who Study In Kolkata Regional Centre

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   A few weeks ago Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) declared to submit the assignment through E-mail in view of complete lockdown to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. But yesterday (14/04/2020) there was another new notice
 about the submission of assignment from Kolkata Regional Centre, in the notice they said clearly not to submit the assignment through e-mail as the capacity of the assignment email has exhausted. Therefore they create a Google Form to submit the assignment. But, if you have already submitted the scanned copy of the assignment by e-mail or hard copy at your Study Centre the there is no necessary to submit the assignment again. 

Guidelines for the submission of hand written assignment:-
 1. Submit one assignment at a time.
 2.You must enter the correct Enrollment Number, Programme Code, Course Code and Study Centre Code.
 3. Hand written assignments of each course should be upload in PDF file only.
 4. You must remember the size of the PDF file is not more than 10 mb.
 5. File name should consist of Enrollment Number and Course Code (example- 172678065_BSHF101).
 6. You must submit the assignment for each course separately in Google Form.
 7. Last date 15 July.
 The name and photo associated with your Google Account will be recorded when you upload files and submit this form.

If you want to submit the assignment Click Here (only for Kolkata Regional Centre). 
 For further information comment below or contact through e-mail, thank you so much.
Location: India, New York, USA, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

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