IGNOU All Questions

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Yes, you can surely do M.Sc in Bioinformatics from DU after doing B. Sc from IGNOU. Many colleges and universities in India are accepting IGNOU degree.

You must have completed your graduation to get admission in any PG course.

Yes, you can pursue a one-year diploma course from IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) after completing your 10+2, but this alone will not make you eligible for the 3-year LLB program. Here’s how it works:

1. **Eligibility for LLB**:

For a 3-year LLB program in India, the minimum eligibility is a **bachelor’s degree** (BA, B.Sc, B.Com, etc.) from a recognized university. Simply completing a diploma after 10+2 will not fulfill the educational requirement for the LLB course. You must complete a full undergraduate degree (3 years or more) to be eligible for the LLB.

2. **Diploma from IGNOU**:

IGNOU offers various diploma courses in fields such as law, management, healthcare, and education, which can be beneficial for gaining specialized knowledge or enhancing your resume. However, a diploma does not replace a bachelor’s degree. You can pursue a diploma course in fields related to law, like a **Diploma in Paralegal Practice** or **Diploma in Human Rights**, but this is supplementary.

3. **Next Steps**:

To pursue the 3-year LLB, you should first complete a bachelor’s degree, after which you can apply for the LLB program at a recognized law college.

In summary, while a diploma can be beneficial, you still need a full bachelor’s degree to be eligible for the 3-year LLB course.

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IGNOU theory paper Passing marks for Master programme is 40%. It is 35% for Bachelor programme and you marks are below that so your marksheet show incomplete . If you are having less marks than above limit then you have to re-appear in exam or also you can reevaluate your marks.It is the same in the case of assignments you need to get 40 percent of total marks you have to pass individually both theory and assignment to pass the subject.

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When your IGNOU MHD (Master of Arts in Hindi) grade card shows that "Assignment 4" and "TE Practical" do not apply to all the courses, it means the following:

1. Assignment 4 Not Applicable :

   • Some courses in your program may not require a fourth assignment. IGNOU often structures its courses with varying numbers of assignments depending on the course requirements. If "Assignment 4" is marked as not applicable, it means that particular course does not have a fourth assignment that you need to complete.

2. TE Practical Not Applicable :

   • The "TE" stands for "Term-End Practical." Some courses, especially theoretical ones, do not have a practical component. If it shows as not applicable, it indicates that the course does not include any practical exams or assessments, so you are not required to take any practicals for that course.

In essence, these notations indicate that those specific components (Assignment 4 and TE Practical) are not part of the evaluation criteria for those courses in your MHD program.

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I n most cases, when there is a gap between your graduation and the next course you pursue, such as a B.Ed. program, institutions may ask for a gap certificate to explain the reason for the gap . Since you completed your graduation in 2021 and took admission in a master's program in 2023, there is a two-year gap.

It's advisable to check with the specific institution where you are applying for the B.Ed. program. If they require a gap certificate, you can usually obtain one from a notary or an authorized government official, explaining the reason for the gap (such as preparation for entrance exams or personal reasons).

If the institution does not require it, you may not need to provide one.

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At IGNOU, you need to pass all 8 subjects to successfully complete the course. Each subject typically requires a minimum passing mark of 40% or 50% depending on the course and program guidelines. Make sure to check the specific requirements for your program.

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For IGNOU in 2024, the start date for attending classes typically depends on the academic calendar and the specific program you are enrolled in. IGNOU usually begins its academic sessions in January and July. Classes for the January session generally start in February or March, while classes for the July session usually commence in August or September.

It's best to check your specific program's schedule or contact your study center for the exact start date of classes in 2024.

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Yes, IGNOU's 10+2 equivalence is generally recognized by the Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE) and the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). IGNOU’s Secondary and Senior Secondary programs are designed to be equivalent to the traditional 10th and 12th grade certifications from other boards in India.

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Yes, IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) has introduced 4-year undergraduate (UG) degree programs in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 guidelines .

The NEP 2020 encourages flexibility in undergraduate programs, allowing students to opt for a 4-year UG degree with Honours or Research components. IGNOU has adapted its curriculum to provide this structure. Now, students can choose between a 3-year degree or a 4-year Honours degree. Here's how it generally works:

1. 3-Year UG Program: Students who want to complete a regular Bachelor's degree (like BA, BSc, BCom) can complete it in three years.

2. 4-Year UG Honours Program: Students opting for the 4-year program can pursue a Bachelor with Honours or Bachelor with Research if they wish to delve deeper into their field of study.

This provides flexibility for students to complete their degree at their own pace, in line with IGNOU's open and distance learning model.

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Hey there! I'm really sorry to hear you're having such a tough time with your IGNOU admission. That must be so stressful, especially after waiting for over two months without any update. I totally get why you're losing sleep over this - I'd be really worried too if I were in your shoes.

I can't directly access IGNOU's systems or anything. But I want to help if I can. Have you tried reaching out to IGNOU's admissions office directly? Sometimes a phone call can get things moving faster than waiting for an online update.

If you haven't already, you could also try checking your application status on the IGNOU website. Sometimes there are updates there that don't get sent out as notifications.

If you're still stuck, maybe we could try to find some contact information for IGNOU's admissions team together? Or I could ask around here at Careers360 to see if anyone has dealt with similar issues before and might have some advice.

Hang in there, okay? I know it's rough, but we'll figure this out. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help or if you just need someone to talk to about this. We're here for you!