IGNOU June TEE 2026 Exam Form: Dates, Fees & Complete Guide

Key Dates for June TEE 2026 Exam Form

The following timeline is based on official notices and consistent summaries from education portals:

IGNOU and multiple guides advise students not to wait till the last day, because centres fill on a first-come-first-served basis and the portal often slows down near the deadline.

Eligibility to Fill the June 2026 Exam Form

In simple terms, you can fill the June 2026 exam form if:

• You have a valid registration for the course(s) you want to appear in (registration or re‑registration still within programme validity).
• You have completed the minimum duration required for those courses/programme as per the programme guide (for example, first year completed before giving second-year courses).
• You have submitted assignments for those courses within the assignment deadline announced by IGNOU/regional centre (many portals mention 31 March or 30 April 2026 as tentative cut‑offs, but you must follow your official notice).
• You can also include pending/backlog courses from earlier semesters, provided your programme validity has not expired.

IGNOU’s general instruction is that an exam form is required every June and every December – it is never automatic or carried over.

Official Website and Correct Portal

For filling the June 2026 TEE exam form, always use official channels only:

• Start from ignou.ac.in → look under “Alerts/Announcements” or “Student Support” for “Online submission of examination form for June 2026 TEE”.
• The actual form is hosted on the IGNOU Exam Portal: exam.ignou.ac.in, which handles online TEE forms for ODL and Online programmes.
• Some guides mention IGNOU Samarth links, but those ultimately redirect to the official exam portal for the payment and form submission.
• Avoid Google-search shortcuts that might land on fake form pages; always reach the form through IGNOU’s main site or your regional centre website.

Exam Fee and Late Fee for June TEE 2026

Normal exam fee (per course):

• ₹200 per theory course (per subject) is the standard exam fee.
• ₹300 per practical/lab course is commonly mentioned, and some sources note that for certain project/practical‑heavy components it can go up to ₹500.
• The exact rate appears on the live portal when you select that course.
• The system automatically calculates your total fee based on the number and type of courses selected.
• Payment modes are fully online: debit/credit card, net banking, UPI, etc., via a payment gateway linked from the exam portal.

Late fee structure:

• No late fee up to 10 April 2026 – only normal per‑course fee.
• From 11 April 2026 to 24 April 2026, you can still submit the form but you must pay a flat ₹1,100 late fee + normal exam fee per course.
• After 24 April 2026, the portal is expected to close; do not assume any extension unless IGNOU releases a fresh notification.

June 2026 TEE Exam Schedule and Mode

Tentative date sheet:

• Exams are scheduled from 1 June 2026 to 15 July 2026.
• The date sheet is available as a PDF on ignou.ac.in; you can search by programme and course codes to find your exact dates.
• Some well-known courses (like BSHF‑101, FST‑01, some library science and commerce papers) are in objective/OMR format, while others remain descriptive (long‑answer) exams.

Shifts and exam mode:

• There are two shifts each day:
  • Morning: 10
    am – 1
    pm
  • Evening: 2
    pm – 5
    pm
• The June 2026 TEE is being held in a hybrid format:
  • Largely offline pen‑and‑paper for ODL and many online programmes.
  • Computer‑Based Test (CBT) or OMR mode for certain online or purely objective courses.

Step-by-Step Form Fill-up Process

1. Open the official exam form link: Go to ignou.ac.in and click “Online submission of examination form for June 2026 TEE”, or open exam.ignou.ac.in directly while the window is active.
2. Read the general instructions: Review the instructions page carefully – it covers eligibility, fee rules, late fee, assignment requirement, cancellation/no‑refund policies, etc.
3. Tick the confirmation and click on “Proceed to fill the online examination form”.
4. Enter your basic details: Enrolment number (usually 10 digits), Programme code (e.g., MBA, BAG, BCOMG, PGDPM, etc.), and Exam centre region.
5. Choose your exam centre: Use the “Click here to check examination centres” link to see available centres. Select an exam centre code; remember, centre allotment is on First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis.
6. Select your courses (theory and practical): Tick all course codes for which you are eligible and want to appear in June 2026 – including backlogs if within programme validity.
7. Verify details and fee calculation: Check that your name, programme code, exam centre, and course codes are correct. The system will display total exam fee (e.g., ₹200 per theory, ₹300+ for practical).
8. Pay the exam fee online: Choose one of the available options – credit/debit card, net banking, UPI – and complete the payment via the secure payment gateway.
9. Download the acknowledgement/confirmation: After successful payment, an acknowledgement slip/receipt (with transaction details and control number) is generated – download, save, and if possible, print it.
10. Check form/payment status later if needed: If money is debited but the status shows “Pending”, wait 48–72 hours and then checking the “Exam form status” link instead of paying again immediately.

Assignments, Projects and Practicals: How they link with TEE form

• Assignments and TEE are closely linked: for each course, you typically must submit assignments by the official deadline (often 31 March or 30 April 2026 for June TEE 2026).
• For project and practical courses, IGNOU and regional centres separately announce submission schedules, viva dates, and practical exam arrangements.
• Filling the exam form without submitting assignment may lead to your result being withheld, even if you write the TEE paper.

Hall Ticket, Exam Centre Finalisation, and Results

• Hall Ticket / Admit Card: Expected around the last week of May 2026, about 7–10 days before the start of the exam. You will download it from ignou.ac.in using your enrolment number and programme details.
• Centre Allotment: Even if you chose a preferred centre while filling the form, the final centre is what appears on the hall ticket – IGNOU may change it if your chosen centre is full. Centre allocation is influenced by seat availability and FCFS timing of your application.
• Result Mapping: Only courses for which the exam form was successfully submitted and fee credited are counted in the June 2026 TEE evaluation for that session.

Practical Tips and Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not wait till 10 April or 24 April: Server load, payment failures and filled centres are more common near the deadline.
• Check programme validity before paying: If your programme validity is over, the form might still take the fee in rare cases, but you will not be allowed to appear.
• Match course codes carefully: Select only those course codes that are actually registered in your current/previous sessions for which minimum duration is over.
• Don’t ignore assignments: Many students fill the exam form but skip assignments, leading to withheld results.
• Avoid double payment: If one transaction is stuck, wait and track status; if you end up paying twice, the refund process takes time.
• Use only official links: Access exam.ignou.ac.in via ignou.ac.in or your regional centre.
• On exam day, carry printouts and ID: Take a clear printout of your hall ticket plus your IGNOU ID card or other accepted photo ID to the centre.