IGNOU extends December 2025 TEE registration deadline to October 20: Check details here

Indira Gandhi National Open University ( IGNOU ) has announced an extension for the registration deadline of its December 2025 Term-End Examinations ( TEE ), giving students an additional window to submit their applications. Originally set for October 6, 2025, candidates can now apply without late fees until October 20, 2025 through the official portal ignou.samarth.edu.in. The December TEE covers both Open and Distance Learning (ODL) and online programmes, and will be conducted in pen-and-paper as well as computer-based test (CBT) modes.
Eligibility criteria for IGNOU December 2025 TEE Students must ensure they meet the following criteria to register for the TEE:

Payment of all course fees for the current academic year or semester.

Enrollment in prescribed courses as per the IGNOU Programme Guide.

Submission of required assignments prior to the examination.

Valid programme registration status.

Completion and submission of the examination form before the final deadline.

Meeting these requirements is essential to appear in the December TEE and avoid any issues during the evaluation process.
How to apply onlineHere is how eligible candidates can register for the TEE December session online:

Visit the official portal: ignou.samarth.edu.in

Login or create an account using your IGNOU credentials.

Fill in the examination form with details of your courses and subjects.

Pay the applicable fees for the exams online.

Review and submit the form, ensuring all information is accurate.

Download the confirmation page and save it for your records.

Direct link here.

Students are advised to complete the registration before October 20 to avoid the late fee and potential technical issues closer to the deadline.

IGNOU conducts these exams across multiple cities in India and abroad, offering both paper-based and computer-based formats depending on the programme. Timely registration ensures students can secure their preferred examination centres and slots, making the extension particularly valuable.