IGNOU December 2019 TEE Result, Grade Card Released
shubham sharma | February 19, 2020 | 09:24 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI : Indira Gandhi National Open University has released the IGNOU TEE December result 2019 along with the grade card online at www.ignou.ac.in on February 19, 2020. In order to check the IGNOU December TEE result and grade card 2019, candidates need to provide their 9-digit enrollment number. IGNOU grade card 2019 is available for courses such as BCA/MCA/MPB/MP, BDP/B.Com/B.Sc and other programmes. Candidates who have appeared for the IGNOU TEE December 2019, can now check the result along with the grade card.
In order to check the TEE result 2019 in online mode, candidates need to visit the official website of IGNOU post which they need to click on the ‘Results’ option. When the result page gets opened, candidates have to select the term-end and grade card link which is present on the left side of the menu option.
Then, they have to click on the Term End December 2019 result link.
Candidates need to enter their 9-digit enrollment number and check the grade card status. Candidates must take the print out of the IGNOU Result 2019 and retain it till the time of their admissions into the varsity.
Similarly IGNOU grade card can be checked by clicking on the grade card option present in the ‘Results’ option.
Choose the desired programme for which you have given the exam and click on it.
Select the programme, enter your enrollment number and know the grade card status yourself.
The university conducts entrance exams only for programmes such as MBA/B.ED/M.Phil/PhD/B.Sc Nursing. There is no entrance test for admissions in the rest of the programmes offered by the university. IGNOU provides over 277 programmes at all the levels to across 3 million students which have said to be enrolled for admissions in IGNOU amongst various courses.
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