Nipun Kumar's Review On Indira Gandhi National Open University - [IGNOU], New Delhi

I applied for bsc courses at Delhi Universirty but couldn't make in due to low marks scored in my 12th board exams. The cutoffs were really high, minimum 90% in 2020. The admission process for the BSCG course at IGNOU is fully online. You only need to visit university/study centres in case of any issues with your study material delivery. Eligibility for this course is 12th pass. There is no entrance exam for the course....Read More

I did not applied in any college because I did not like to give allotment system like other colleges I want directly addmission in college but I am very busy to my work this is the reason I chose IGNOU My college has directly addmission process 12 pass from any recognised university is the eligibility of my university I have also give cuet and I scored good marks on them but my subjects criteria is not eligible for some colleges...Read More

I wanted to choose delhi university but because of some issues i had to choose ignou. no i have not applied for ther colleges. and i have choosen ignou for my further studies wat went is thst i thought that ignou also organise every sunday classes for the students so that they can also get chance to learn and to get some knowledge offline but they didn't. admission process of college is simple you just need to go to the offical website of the ignou and on the admission icon you need to go and register and pay the fee along with asked information that's it. admission experience was nice and there s no specifications about the cutoffs anybody can apply for this....Read More

IGNOU gives admission to almost everyone because it follows an open-learning system. There is no strict entrance exam for most courses, so anyone who meets the basic eligibility can take admission easily. The entire IGNOU admission process can be done online — filling the form, uploading documents, and paying the fees can all be done easily through their website. Eligibility for IGNOU Admission: It depends on the course. For undergraduate courses, you generally need to have completed 10+2. For postgraduate courses (like MA Sociology), you need a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. Some professional or diploma courses may have additional requirements, but most IGNOU programs have flexible eligibility....Read More

I had also applied in DU for B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics but the cutoffs were very high and only a few top colleges offered that course. DU SOL also did not provide B.Sc. courses at that time, so I finally chose IGNOU. The admission process is fully online through the IGNOU website. You need to sign in, upload your Class 10 and 12 marksheets, Aadhaar or other supporting documents, fill personal details, and pay the course fee. For most courses you just need to pass Class 12, but for some courses there is a percentage requirement or specific subjects needed to study in class 12 like in my case maths. My overall admission experience was okay, but the approval process took a long time. In my case, it took almost 3 months to finally get the confirmation of admission....Read More

If we are elegible with there minimum criteria, we could simply get admission. No other rejection happens. If your working and preferring for a distance mode, IGNOU would be better. It's not like other Universities. Even getting some delays, the exams and everything happens on time....Read More