IGNOU Datesheet 2026: June & December TEE Exam Schedule, Timings & Exam Centre
IGNOU datesheet 2026 for June and December TEE — exam schedule, timings, how to download datesheet, exam centre details, and hall ticket information.
The IGNOU datesheet is the official schedule for Term-End Examinations, listing the date and time for every course's exam. IGNOU releases the datesheet approximately 1–2 months before each TEE. This guide covers how to download the IGNOU datesheet for 2026, exam timings, and what you need to know about your exam centre.
IGNOU TEE Datesheet 2026
IGNOU conducts Term-End Examinations twice a year:
- June TEE 2026: Exams held in June 2026 (datesheet typically released in April–May)
- December TEE 2026: Exams held in December 2026 (datesheet typically released in October–November)
Exams are conducted in two sessions daily:
- Morning session: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- Afternoon session: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
How to Download IGNOU Datesheet
The IGNOU datesheet is published as a PDF on the official IGNOU website. You can also check the exam schedule on the IGNOU exam portal. The datesheet lists:
- Course code and course name
- Exam date and session (morning/afternoon)
- Programme(s) the exam applies to
IGNOU Hall Ticket (Admit Card)
Your IGNOU hall ticket is available 1–2 weeks before the TEE on ignou.samarth.edu.in. The hall ticket contains:
- Your exam centre name and address
- Your exam dates and timings for each course
- Your enrollment number and photograph
You must carry a printed copy of your hall ticket to the exam centre along with a valid photo ID. Without the hall ticket, you will not be allowed to write the exam.
How to Find Your IGNOU Exam Centre
Your exam centre is assigned by IGNOU based on your address and the study centre you're enrolled at. The centre details appear on your hall ticket. If you need to change your exam centre, you must request it through the IGNOU portal before the deadline — changes are rarely granted after the hall ticket is issued.
Exam Day Tips for IGNOU Students
- Arrive at the exam centre at least 30 minutes early
- Carry your hall ticket, photo ID, and black/blue pens
- Use the AI Solver to prepare answer outlines before the exam — then write in your own words
- Read the question paper carefully — you usually have a choice (e.g., answer any 4 out of 6 questions)
- Write your enrollment number on every answer sheet
- Manage your time — don't spend too long on any single question