IGNOU Percentage Calculator — Find Your Percentage, Pass/Fail & Weak Subjects in 10 Seconds

It means you haven't passed one part of that subject yet — either the assignment or the term-end exam (TEE), or both. To pass, you need minimum marks in BOTH parts separately. Even if your total looks fine, if either part alone is below the minimum, the status stays 'Not Completed' until you clear it.

Two common reasons: (1) Your assignment marks haven't reached the university from your study centre yet — this can take a few weeks. (2) You passed assignment but didn't clear the theory exam (or vice versa). Check both columns on your grade card separately before assuming there's an error.

For most Bachelor's degree courses: 35 out of 100 in theory papers, or 18 out of 50 in shorter papers. For Master's degree courses, it's usually a bit higher — around 40 out of 100 or 20 out of 50. Always check your own programme guide since it can vary slightly by course.

First, wait 2–6 weeks after results are declared — updates aren't instant. If it's still not updated after that, contact your Study Centre or Regional Centre with your result proof. If there's no response, you can raise a complaint on IGNOU's official Grievance Portal (iGRAM).

Most programmes follow a 30:70 formula — 30% weight to your Assignment (TMA) marks and 70% weight to your Term-End Exam (TEE) marks. This is calculated subject by subject, then averaged across all subjects based on credit weightage to get your final aggregate percentage.

60% and above = First Division. Some programmes also mention 'Distinction' separately if you score 75% or above — check your specific programme rules for this.

50% to 59.99% = Second Division. 40% to 49.99% is counted as Pass / Third Division. Below 40% overall is a Fail.

The Result page shows only your Term-End Exam (TEE) marks for a specific session. The Grade Card is the complete picture — it includes assignment marks, TEE marks, practical marks (if any), and your final completion status for each subject. Always check the Grade Card for the full, accurate picture — not just the Result page.

No. If you fail only the term-end exam, you just need to reappear for that exam next session — your assignment marks (if already passed and valid for that session) usually carry forward. You don't need to resubmit the assignment unless specifically told to.

In some borderline cases, small grace marks may be given at the university's discretion — but this isn't guaranteed or something you should rely on. Focus on clearing the actual minimum marks instead of hoping for grace marks.

Your displayed aggregate percentage is usually based only on completed subjects — so it's provisional until you clear all backlogs. Once every subject shows 'Completed', your final percentage becomes official.

Practical or lab-based courses usually have their own separate passing minimum (commonly 40%). These are not merged with your theory marks — you need to clear practicals on their own, in addition to clearing theory and assignments.

Go to the official portal gradecard.ignou.ac.in, select your programme, enter your enrollment number, and submit. Your grade card will appear on screen — you can save it as PDF directly from your browser.

IGNOU usually dispatches the original marksheet by post around 45–60 days after your result is declared. You can track the dispatch status through the Student Zone section on the official IGNOU website.

Yes. You can apply for revaluation within 30 days of result declaration through the official portal. Note that revaluation is only available for theory papers, not for assignments, and it comes with a fee per course.

For BCA/MCA theory courses, the typical split is 25% assignment + 75% theory, with practicals evaluated separately at a 40% minimum. This is slightly different from the general 30:70 rule, so always confirm from your own programme guide.

Yes, completely free. No signup, no payment, and your enrollment number is never stored — it's only used to fetch your marks live from the official IGNOU portal and then discarded.

Yes — it supports 700+ programmes including BCA, MCA, MBA, BAG, B.Com, M.Com, MEG, MPS, MAHI, BAPAH and more. Just select your programme from the dropdown and enter your enrollment number.