The eligibility criteria for IGNOU courses vary depending on the specific program. Generally, for undergraduate courses, candidates must have completed their 10+2 or equivalent. Postgraduate courses typically require a bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Some specialized courses might have additional requirements such as work experience or specific qualifications. It's important to check the specific eligibility criteria for each course on the IGNOU website or admission prospectus for accurate information.

The documents typically required for IGNOU admission include: Passport-sized photograph. Scanned copy of your signature. Age proof (such as a birth certificate or Class 10 certificate). Educational certificates and mark sheets. Category certificate (if applicable, for reserved category students). Identity proof (Aadhar card, passport, voter ID, etc.). Experience certificate (if required for specific courses). Please note that the exact document requirements may vary depending on the course and category of the applicant, so it's essential to refer to the official IGNOU admission guidelines for your specific situation.

You can find IGNOU assignments on the official IGNOU website. They are usually listed under the 'Student Zone' section, categorized by course and semester.

The assignments should be handwritten and submitted in the prescribed format mentioned in the assignment guidelines. It typically includes your name, enrollment number, address, and course code.

The submission deadlines vary for different sessions (June and December TEE). It's important to check the latest deadlines on the IGNOU website or through notifications provided by your study center.

Assignments are usually submitted at your study center or regional center. Some assignments may also be submitted online, depending on the course and guidelines issued by IGNOU.

Missing the deadline may result in not being allowed to sit for the term-end exams. It's crucial to submit assignments on time to avoid such issues.

Assignments are graded based on the quality of your answers, adherence to the word limit, and the format prescribed. They contribute to your final grade in the course.

If your assignment is rejected or you wish to improve your marks, you may be allowed to resubmit it. However, this depends on the guidelines of your specific program and study center.