The June 2026 TEE theory exams run from 1 June to around mid/late-July 2026, across UG, PG, Diploma, and Certificate programmes, with practical exams following afterward through much of August–September. Since the university sometimes revises the schedule after the tentative release, always cross-check the final date sheet on the official IGNOU site closer to your exam dates.

Go to ignou.ac.in, open the Student Zone under Student Support, and look for the "Date Sheet for June 2026 TEE" link. Click through to the PDF, then search it for your course codes to find your exact exam dates, shifts, and timings.

IGNOU conducts the June TEE in two shifts: a morning shift from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and an evening shift from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Each exam runs 3 hours, though the exact duration for a given paper is always confirmed on the question paper itself.

IGNOU usually puts out a tentative date sheet first, gives students a short window to flag genuine clashes or errors, and then publishes a final version. If you spot two of your own exams scheduled at the same time in the tentative sheet, report it through the official channel within the given window — after that, changes generally aren't entertained.

Genuine clashes are usually meant to be reported to IGNOU's date sheet team by email within the deadline mentioned on the tentative sheet, using the format the university specifies. Note that some overlaps — like linked courses conducted together on purpose, or courses from the same discipline group — are intentional and won't be changed, so it's worth reading the date sheet's notes section before assuming it's an error.

Hall tickets typically go live a week or two before exams start, so around mid-to-late May 2026 for the June TEE. You'll need it along with a valid photo ID to be allowed into the exam hall, so download and print it well ahead of your first paper.

No. Submitting your assignments by the prescribed deadline is generally a prerequisite for appearing in the term-end exam for that course. If your assignment status isn't showing as submitted before the cutoff, you risk being marked ineligible for that paper, so it's worth confirming your status well before the exam form deadline.

For many courses, yes — IGNOU generally allows learners to attempt the exam in Hindi medium regardless of which medium they registered in, though this depends on the specific course and whether a Hindi question paper exists for it. Check the notes section of the date sheet for your particular course codes to confirm.

IGNOU runs Term-End Examinations twice a year — once in June and once in December — so every registered course gets two attempt windows annually. Students who clear their assignments and meet the eligibility conditions for a session can appear in whichever cycle fits their preparation.

Results for the June 2026 TEE are generally expected around a month or so after exams conclude, commonly announced in August. The grade card usually follows shortly after and gets updated once assignment and practical marks are also added in, so it's normal for the grade card to lag a little behind the initial result declaration.