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Online Submission of Project Reports | Dissertation |Fieldwork Journals | Internship Reports | Practicum files for June 2025 TEE

Pushpender Yadav

May 11, 2025 — 4 min read

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Hey there, IGNOU squad! The clock’s ticking, and the deadline for submitting your project reports, dissertations, fieldwork journals, internship reports, and practicum files for the June 2025 Term-End Examination (TEE) is creeping up. No worries, though—I’ve got the full scoop on how to ace this process without breaking a sweat. Whether you’re in an Open and Distance Learning (ODL) program, online program, Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL), or Education via Broadband (EVBB), here’s everything you need to know to submit like a champ.

Deadline Alert: Don’t Sleep on This!

The extended deadline for all submissions is May 31, 2025. Miss it, and you’re stuck waiting for the next session. Mark your calendar, set a reminder, and let’s get this done!

Where and How to Submit

Forget emailing or hand-delivering—IGNOU’s gone fully digital for this. All submissions happen through the official IGNOU project portal: https://onlineproject.ignou.ac.in/projectjun25/. Anything sent elsewhere? Straight to the trash. Here’s the step-by-step:

Hit the Portal: Head to the submission link above.
Read Up: Check the instructions and click “Yes” to move forward.
Log In: Use your Enrollment Number, Programme Code, and Date of Birth. Don’t mess up the captcha!
Fill in the Deets: Add your mobile number, email, course code, and synopsis details.
Upload Your Work: Convert your project into a single PDF (max 25 MB). Use a cam scanner app or a proper scanner to keep it crisp and clear.

Pro tip: Test the portal early. If it’s glitchy, you’ll have time to sort it out with your Regional Centre.

What to Include in Your Submission

Your project PDF needs to be on point. Here’s the must-have checklist:

Proposal Proforma: Original and approved.
Synopsis: Lay out your project plan.
Bio-data of the Project Guide: Prove they’re legit.
Certificate of Originality: Signed by you and your guide.
All annexures listed in your project manual.

The first page of your PDF should scream “This is me!” with:

Project title
Your enrollment number
Program and course code

Scan everything into one PDF. No splitting files, or it’s game over. If you miss any docs or signatures, IGNOU will yeet your submission after the deadline, and you’ll be back at square one.

Program-Specific Vibes

Some programs have extra rules:

CSWCJS, PGDCOUN, BSW, BSWG, MSW, MSWC: Your fieldwork journals need internal assessment marks from your study center. Got questions? Hit up the Programme Coordinator at the School of Social Work.
DECE04 (Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education): There’s a separate submission link for this one. Keep an eye on the IGNOU website for it.

Viva-Voce and Fees

Viva-Voce: Your Regional Centre’s faculty will handle this. Reach out to them for the schedule or details.
Evaluation Fees: You gotta pay to play:
- Rs. 300 for projects up to 4 credits.
- Rs. 500 for projects above 4 credits.
- Pay when you submit your TEE form and include the receipt in your project PDF.

Avoid These Rookie Mistakes

Don’t upload assignments or synopses on the project portal—they’ll get rejected faster than you can say “IGNOU.”
Stick to the project manual from your Study Learning Material (SLM). It’s your bible for this.
Got issues with a submitted project? Email your Regional Centre or the Student Evaluation Division (SED) Project Section. Their contact info is on the IGNOU website.

Stay in the Loop

IGNOU loves dropping last-minute updates, so keep checking www.ignou.ac.in or the submission portal for any changes to deadlines or links. If the portal crashes or your internet’s acting up, don’t wait—contact your Regional Centre ASAP.

Final Pep Talk

You’ve got this! Follow the guidelines, double-check your PDF, and submit before May 31, 2025. If you’re stuck or need specific help (like program-specific quirks), drop me a line with more details, and I’ll hook you up with tailored advice.

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