IGNOU has released the Date Sheet for June, 2020 TEE.

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    Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has released the Date Sheet for June, 2020 Term End Examination (TEE) on 2nd September on their official website. The Term End Examination of 2020 will be held from 17th September to 16th October i.e., for 30 days. In IGNOU the TEE of June, 2020 will be held in two different sessions; morning session and evening session. The morning session will start from 10 a.m. and end in 1.00 p.m. The evening session will start form 2.00 p.m. and end in 5.00 p.m.



    Those students who have submitted the Online Submission of Examination Form in 2020 for June TEE will get their Hall Tickets on the website of the university within a few days. You must visit the website regularly to download your Hall Ticket. By the way I will inform you when the Hall Ticket will release.

   Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has taken a good decision for the students who is not able to appear in the Term-End Examination for Covid-19 related reasons or any other reason will be permitted to appear in the December 2020 Term-End Examination of the University.  The Examination Fee submitted by the student towards the June 2020 TEE will be adjusted for the December 2020 TEE. That is, the student will not be required to pay the Examination Fee afresh for the courses, which she or he has already registered for June 2020 TEE.

 For any kind of information you can comment below. Thank you.

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