IGNOU Grade Card 2026: Check Status & Understand Missing Marks
Open the verified IGNOU Grade Card, TEE Result and marks-transmission services, then use the private status analyzer to understand the most appropriate next step.
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Prepare the Correct Grade Card Options
Select the category and programme that best match your IGNOU record. You will enter your enrollment number only on the official university portal.
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What Is Missing From Your Grade Card?
Select the issue visible in your record. The analyzer gives guidance only and does not decide pass/fail status.
What Is the IGNOU Grade Card?
The IGNOU Grade Card is a course-wise academic record that brings together the evaluation components applicable to a learner’s programme. Depending on the course, it may show assignment marks, Term-End Examination marks, practical or laboratory marks, project or dissertation marks and a completion status.
A Grade Card is not always updated in one final batch. Different components can be evaluated and transmitted by different units, so one entry may appear before another. Students should therefore review every course code and component instead of relying on a single status message.
Important: A blank field and a numerical score below a required minimum are different situations. A blank entry may still be pending; a published score must be interpreted using the rules applicable to the programme and course.
IGNOU Result vs Grade Card: What Is the Difference?
These records serve related but different purposes. Checking the correct service first can prevent unnecessary revaluation applications or complaints.
| Record | What it mainly shows | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| TEE Result | Published Term-End Examination or revaluation result information. | Check whether the theory result for the relevant session has been released. |
| Grade Card | Course-wise components and completion status available in the academic record. | Compare assignment, theory, practical and project entries course by course. |
| Assignment Status | Marks or grades transmitted after evaluation by the relevant centre. | Investigate a missing assignment, practical or project transmission entry. |
| Revaluation Result | Outcome for an eligible TEE theory answer script submitted for revaluation. | Compare a revised theory result with the Grade Card record. |
For session-specific result guidance, read the IGNOU June 2026 Result guide.
What Does the IGNOU Grade Card Show?
Assignment marks
Marks awarded for the assignment component after evaluation and transmission of the record.
Term-End theory marks
The examination component published for the relevant course and TEE session.
Practical or laboratory marks
An additional component for programmes that include practical, workshop or laboratory work.
Project or dissertation marks
The evaluation record for an approved project, internship, fieldwork or dissertation where applicable.
What Do “Completed” and “Not Completed” Mean?
“Completed” generally indicates that the university record treats the applicable requirements for that course as complete. Students should still preserve a copy of the latest Grade Card and confirm any document required for admission, employment or programme completion.
“Not Completed” requires a closer look. It can appear when a required entry is missing, an update is still pending, or a recorded component does not meet the applicable completion conditions. The message alone does not identify which cause applies.
Do not assume immediate failure: first check whether the theory, assignment, practical and project fields are blank or contain numerical marks. Then check the programme-specific rules before deciding your next action.
Why Is My IGNOU Grade Card Not Updated?
Grade Card entries can appear in phases. Use the table below to separate a genuinely missing record from an entry that may still be under evaluation or transmission.
| Missing component | What to verify | Recommended next step |
|---|---|---|
| Assignment | Submission receipt, correct course code and transmission status. | Check the official status service, then contact the Study Centre with evidence if unresolved. |
| TEE theory | Correct examination session and whether the course result is published. | Check the official TEE Result before treating it as a Grade Card problem. |
| Practical/lab | Attendance, completion evidence and marks transmission. | Confirm the record with the responsible Study Centre or Regional Centre. |
| Project/dissertation | Submission acknowledgement, approval and evaluation status. | Follow up with the unit responsible for the project and retain all acknowledgements. |
| Revaluation update | Revaluation result, course code, session and application reference. | Keep both records and raise a precise query if the revised result is not reflected. |
How to Check the IGNOU Grade Card Correctly
- Select the category and programme code that match your admission record.
- Open the official IGNOU Grade Card service using the tool above.
- Choose the same Grade Card category and programme on the university portal.
- Enter your 9- or 10-digit enrollment number only on the official portal.
- Review every course code and each available component separately.
- Save a fresh copy or screenshot when the record changes.
If the Grade Card is blank, confirm the selected category and programme code before assuming that the academic record is missing.
How to Select the Correct Grade Card Category
The official Grade Card service groups programmes into broad categories. The wording can change, so read the current options on the official portal rather than relying only on an old screenshot.
- BCA/MCA/MBA/MP/PGDCA and related: used for the professional and management programme group listed by the portal.
- BDP/BA/B.Com/B.Sc./Associate programmes: used for the BDP and related legacy programme group.
- CBCS programmes: used for programmes offered under the Choice Based Credit System category.
- Other programmes: used when the programme belongs to the remaining category shown by the official service.
Use the programme code printed on your identity card, admission confirmation or programme documents. Do not select a similar-looking code merely because the programme name appears familiar.
How to Calculate Percentage From the IGNOU Grade Card
A simple average of every number on a Grade Card may be misleading. For many applicable theory courses, assignment and TEE components are combined using a stated weightage. A commonly used pattern is 30% assignment and 70% TEE, but it must not be assumed for every programme or course.
Programmes can include different weightages, practical examinations, projects, internships or other components. Confirm the evaluation scheme from the programme guide applicable to your admission cycle.
After the required marks are visible, use the IGNOU Marks & Percentage Calculator to estimate course-wise weighted scores. The calculation is guidance only; the official academic record determines the final outcome.
What Should You Do When Marks Remain Missing?
Start with the unit closest to the missing component. For an assignment entry, keep the submission receipt and ask the Study Centre to verify evaluation and transmission. For practical or project records, confirm which centre or evaluation unit was responsible. For a published theory score that appears incorrect, first check whether the course is eligible for the relevant process.
Keep the following information ready before contacting an IGNOU office or submitting a grievance:
- Enrollment number and exact programme code
- Affected course code and examination session
- Assignment, project or practical submission acknowledgement
- Dated screenshots of the current official record
- Revaluation application and payment reference, when applicable
Describe one identifiable problem clearly instead of sending a general message. If an eligible theory score needs reassessment, read the IGNOU Revaluation June 2026 guide. Revaluation is not the process for correcting missing assignment, project or practical marks.
Important Points Before Taking Any Action
- Verify the latest entry on the official IGNOU service before relying on an older screenshot.
- Do not submit personal academic credentials to an unofficial form that does not clearly explain how the data is used.
- Do not pay for revaluation merely because a component is blank; first identify whether a theory score has actually been published.
- Keep receipts and acknowledgements until the academic record and issued documents are complete.
- Check programme-specific passing and evaluation rules instead of applying one universal percentage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the IGNOU Grade Card the final result?
The Grade Card is an important course-wise academic record, but students should use the latest official IGNOU record and the particular issued document required for any formal purpose.
Why does my Grade Card show Not Completed?
One or more required components may be missing, pending or may not meet the applicable completion conditions. Review the theory, assignment, practical and project entries separately before deciding the cause.
How long does IGNOU take to update assignment marks?
There is no single reliable update date for every learner, centre and course. Track the official record and follow up with submission evidence when an identifiable entry remains unresolved.
Can I apply for revaluation when assignment marks are missing?
No. The TEE revaluation facility is not the route for missing assignment marks. Ask the responsible Study Centre to verify evaluation and marks transmission using your submission evidence.
Are the IGNOU Result and Grade Card the same?
No. The TEE Result primarily shows examination results for a selected session, while the Grade Card provides a broader course-wise view of applicable academic components and completion status.
Can I calculate my percentage from the Grade Card?
You can estimate a percentage when the required marks and correct evaluation weightage are known. The estimate is not an official result, and one formula should not be assumed for every programme or course.
Disclaimer: OpenStudyInfo is an independent educational information website and is not affiliated with Indira Gandhi National Open University. This tool does not retrieve or store student records. Official Grade Cards, results, marks and academic decisions remain under the control of IGNOU.