IGNOU Date Sheet December 2026 Released: Download Tentative TEE Schedule PDF, Exam Dates & Timings

Do not scroll through every page manually. IGNOU schedules are organised around course codes, so search the exact code printed on your registration details or exam form.

1. Open the verified date-sheet PDF link on this page once it is added.
2. Open the browser or PDF viewer menu, usually shown as three dots.
3. Choose Find in page, Search or the magnifying-glass icon.
4. Enter the complete course code, for example BEGC-101, including letters and numbers.
5. Check the date, morning/evening session and any note written against that course.
6. Repeat this for every course and save one screenshot containing your final list.

The release is genuine, but tentative does not mean final. IGNOU can issue revised or final schedules after the first PDF. That is why this page does not repeat an unverified overall start or end date: students should read the current PDF for their own course codes instead of planning from a date copied by another website.

• Check the issue or update date printed on the PDF.
• Compare it with the latest notice on the official IGNOU announcement page.
• Search every registered course code separately.
• Recheck the schedule when the hall ticket is released.
• If IGNOU issues a revised PDF, use the newest version only.

Recent IGNOU TEE schedules commonly use the following session windows. However, the current date-sheet PDF and hall ticket are final for your paper, so verify both before travelling to the centre.

The duration may also be mentioned on the question paper. Do not assume that a friend from the same programme has the same session—search your own course code.

A missing result does not automatically mean your registration has failed. First check for a typing error and then work through these possibilities:

If the code is still missing, contact your Regional Centre or IGNOU’s student support with your enrolment number, programme code and exam-form acknowledgement. Avoid sharing these details publicly.

Check that both codes, dates and sessions were read correctly and that you are using the latest PDF. IGNOU date-sheet notices generally explain which overlaps will not be treated as clashes—for example, certain backlog combinations, courses from different programmes or other combinations covered by the notice.

Do not assume that every overlap will be rescheduled. Read the clash notes inside the current PDF and, if your situation appears to fall outside those conditions, contact the Student Evaluation Division or your Regional Centre promptly with proof of both registered courses.

These are connected parts of the same examination cycle, but they are not the same process. Submitting an assignment, filling the TEE exam form and downloading the hall ticket each have separate instructions and deadlines. Assignment marks and theory-exam marks are separate evaluation components, and programme completion depends on meeting the applicable requirements.

• Confirm that your exam form was submitted and payment status is successful.
• Keep the exam-form acknowledgement and payment receipt.
• Complete assignments according to the current official instructions.
• Download the hall ticket after IGNOU releases it.
• Match course codes across the date sheet, exam form and hall ticket.

After finding every course, write them in chronological order. Count the gap between papers, identify consecutive-day exams and give the earliest difficult paper the highest priority. A simple mobile note with four columns—course code, exam date, session and revision status—is usually enough.

1. List every course code in exam order.
2. Mark difficult subjects and short gaps in orange or red.
3. Finish first revision before the closest exam.
4. Reserve the final gap for practice questions and quick notes.
5. Recheck the official schedule before each exam week.