IGNOU projects can be submitted online for June 2022 term end exam
India Today
The Indira Gandhi National Open University is now going to accept Project/Dissertation/Field Work Journals/Internship Reports for June 2022 term-end examination online.
The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) project submission can now be done online. The university is going to adopt 'Online Mode' for Final Project/Dissertation/Field Work Journals/Internship submissions. They would now have to prepare the Project Report based on the approved Project proposal wherever applicable as per the project guidelines, which are going to be the same as contained in the project guidelines booklet.
Incomplete submission of the Project Report will not be considered for evaluation.
Incomplete submissions will be removed from the portal once the last date is over. You will have to upload your submission again for the next session.
The University will not entertain any correspondence with respect to the incomplete submission of the Project Report after the last date of submission.
The learners may ensure that while submitting the final project report through Online Mode, the Proposal Pro-forma is duly approved in the original, along with 'Synopsis' and Bio-data of the project guide and the originality certificate is duly signed by both the students and the Project Guide with the date to be incorporated (wherever applicable).
The learners may ensure that while uploading the project through online mode, scanned pages are clear and not blurred, the sequence is correct, pages are well lighted and not dim; the orientation of pages is the same - should not change between portrait and landscape.
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