DU SOL result 2022 for even semester declared; Know how to check result here
Apoorva Singh | September 24, 2022 | 03:54 PM IST | 1 min read
DU SOL result is published for courses such as B.A., B.Com., M.A., and M.Com. Get the direct link to check the result here.
NEW DELHI:
The University of Delhi, School of Open Learning has announced the DU SOL even semester result. The DU SOL result 2022 is published on the official website - sol.du.ac.in. The DU SOL result is declared for various UG and PG courses including B.A., B.Com., M.A., and M.Com.
To check the DU SOL result 2022 -
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Candidates need to log in using SOL login credentials, such as college name, exam session, exam roll number and date of birth to check the DU result 2022. Candidates who appeared for the various DU SOL open book exams (OBE) and assignment-based exams (ABE) can check their results now. The DU SOL result 2022 is announced for the exams held in November-December 2021, March-April and May-June 2022 cycles.
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How to check DU SOL result 2022?
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Go to the official website - sol.du.ac.in.
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On the home page, check the UG/PG result 2022 section.
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Check your respective programme name and click on ‘Result Link’.
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Select the college name and exam session from the drop-down menu.
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Now, enter the roll number, date of birth and given captcha code.
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Click on the ‘Submit’ button. The result will be displayed on the screens.
Candidates can download the mark sheets of DU SOL up to one month after the declaration of the result. After a given time period, students need to visit the examination branch of DU SOL and make payment for getting their marksheet.
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