Understanding how state boards like COBSE, BIEAP, and TSBIE are recognized by IGNOU for 10+2 equivalence can be a bit complicated due to several reasons:

Factors Affecting Recognition

1. National Recognition : While these state boards are recognized within their states, their nationwide recognition and equivalency with central boards like CBSE and ICSE might vary.
2. IGNOU's Specific Criteria : IGNOU has its own criteria for accepting equivalent qualifications. These criteria can change over time and might not always align perfectly with the standards of all state boards.
3. Administrative Procedures : There might be administrative delays or procedural hurdles in the recognition process, which can sometimes lead to discrepancies.

Steps to Get Accurate Information

To get accurate and up-to-date information, it's best to:

• Contact IGNOU Directly: Reach out to the IGNOU regional center or their main office. They can provide the most reliable information regarding the recognition status of your specific board.
• Check the Official IGNOU Website: Look for any updates or notifications related to recognized boards.
• Consult with an Academic Counselor: They can provide guidance and help you navigate the process.

It's important to note that educational policies and regulations can change, so it's always a good idea to verify the latest information before making any decisions.

Hello student,

Hello! Since you've completed the BPP (Bachelor’s Preparatory Program) course from IGNOU in 2016, you’re eligible to enroll in an undergraduate degree program at IGNOU, as the BPP course is designed for students who didn't complete the 10+2 but wish to pursue higher education.

Here's how you can proceed:

1. Choose a Program : Decide on the undergraduate course you wish to pursue (like BA, B.Com, or B.Sc.). IGNOU offers various options, so select the one that aligns with your interests and career goals.
   
   

2. Check Admission Dates : IGNOU has two admission cycles: January and July. Visit ignou.ac.in (http://ignou.ac.in) to check for the current admission cycle’s deadlines and details.
   
   

3. Apply Online :

   • Go to the IGNOU admission portal https://ignouadmission.samarth.edu.in .
     
     
   • Register as a new applicant, fill in the necessary details, and select the program of your choice.
     
     

4. Upload Required Documents : Have your BPP certificate and ID proofs ready for uploading during the application process.
   
   

5. Pay the Fees and Submit : After filling out the application, pay the fee online and submit the form.

Once your application is processed, IGNOU will confirm your enrollment, and you can start your graduation journey. Good luck!

Hello Mihir,

Yes, Bachelor's degree holders from IGNOU can apply for Master's programs at Mumbai University, provided they meet specific eligibility criteria. Here’s what they need to consider:

1. Degree Recognition : IGNOU is a UGC-approved and recognized university, making its Bachelor's degrees valid for postgraduate admissions across Indian universities, including Mumbai University.

2. Eligibility Requirements : Applicants must meet the specific academic and subject requirements for the desired Master's course. This may include minimum percentage criteria in their Bachelor's.

3. Entrance Exam : Some Master's programs at Mumbai University may require an entrance exam. Students should check the admission requirements for their particular course.

4. Document Verification : Mumbai University may require verification of IGNOU transcripts and degree certificates.

5. Application Deadlines : Ensure all deadlines are met and necessary documents submitted, as Mumbai University has strict timelines.

By fulfilling these requirements, IGNOU graduates are eligible to pursue Master’s courses at Mumbai University.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If you have registered and paid the security fee for Uttar Pradesh state counseling for round 2 but could not do choice filling, then you will be considered for round 3.

Once you have registered and paid the security fee of the earlier round such as Round 2, that usually remains valid for subsequent rounds, like Round 3. You will be permitted to participate in choice filling for Round 3 without paying the fee again.

But ensure that you verify this from UP NEET Counseling guidelines as some of these regulations do differ a little in each subsequent year. So keep eye on the deadline and notifications issued by counseling authority.

Indeed, you can enrol in an IGNOU 1-year diploma program after finishing your 10+2 and then go on to a 3-year LLB program. But here's what you need to remember:

IGNOU Diploma: After your 12th grade year, you can enrol in a variety of 1-year diploma programs offered by IGNOU, although this won't immediately qualify you for an LLB.

LLB Eligibility: A bachelor's degree (BA, B.Sc., or B.Com.) from an accredited university is required to complete a three-year LLB program. A diploma is insufficient to meet this criteria.

Obtaining an LLB requires completing a Bachelor's degree first.

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.

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!

Hello Unnati!!

In order to figure out whether you can obtain a refund of the amounts paid as fees to IGNOU in July 2024, as well as how much you might receive, you should follow these steps:

• Check the IGNOU Refund Policy: IGNOU has a refund policy, which mentions under what circumstances you can get a refund. Normally, when you withdraw your admission within a limited period after you have registered for classes, refunds are usually processed.
• Contact the Regional Center: All details on how to get a refund can be obtained by making contact with the IGNOU regional center at which you are/were registered. They can update you about refund procedures, including whether there are specific cut-off dates for conditions that could apply to your case.
• Make Claim: The regional center may need to retrieve an application or claim for a refund from the individual at times when they are refund eligible. This would be a refund form that needs to be completed and evidence, such as your receipt for payment of fees and admission details.
• Refund Amount: Depending on how early you ask for this, an amount will be refunded. This money will depend on how early it is in the admission cycle; the likelier you would get a higher refund amount paid into the fees books. However, there may be some administrative charges or processing charges adjusted from the total amount.
• Processing Time: It may take weeks sometimes for the refund to process. The regional center will make you aware of how long the time is supposed to take.

For the most accurate and detailed information, including how much you might get back, check the IGNOU website or contact your regional center for a straight answer. They will be able to better guide you depending on their current policies and procedures.

Thankyou!!

Hey there I am glad to help you out i hope this helps you

According to the latest RCI guidelines, while a four-year degree is typically required for clinical psychology, a three-year BA from IGNOU can still be beneficial for advanced programs. However, due to NEP and RCI's updated standards, students with a three-year degree might need extra qualifications.

Currently, IGNOU or RCI hasn't announced a specific bridge course to address this. This uncertainty is causing concern among students, and there's a growing need for such a course. Many are advocating for it to make the transition smoother.

If you plan to pursue further studies or RCI licensing, consider additional certifications or directly pursuing an M.Phil or Ph.D. from an RCI-recognized institution. Stay updated through IGNOU or RCI announcements for any future bridge course developments.

You should upload the required documents which is necessary to remove discrepancy,if you have extra documents in support of your form upload in others1 otherwise keep that space blank it is not mandatory.The university will send you mail in case you have discrepancy in your form and you can then make necessary changes. Also, you can contact the university via mail over this and they will help you out. However, you should be careful while filling in your details in the application form. The university provides you with plenty of time to correct the information.