IGNOU 2020 hall ticket for December TEE released at ignou.ac.in; exams to begin on 8 February
The exams are going to start from 8 February and candidates must go through their admit cards thoroughly to check if there are any mistakes

The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) released the IGNOU 2020 hall ticket for December Term End Examination (TEE) on its official website at 11 am today, 29 January. However, due to a technical issue, the admit card downloading procedure has been suspended temporarily.Candidates set to appear in the December TEE are advised to visit the official website at ignou.ac.in to see if the link has been restored and download their IGNOU hall ticket 2020.The admit cards would be available only for those candidates who had filled and submitted the exam form on the website. Applicants can download their hall tickets till the date of the exams and this can be done by entering their enrolment numbers and the name of their course.Follow these steps to download the December TEE admit cards once the link is back:Step 1: Visit the official website of IGNOU at ignou.ac.inStep 2: Click on the link on the homepage: ‘Link for Hall Ticket December 2020 Term End Examination’Step 3: You will be redirected to a new pageStep 4: Select your course and enter your enrolment numberStep 5: After clicking on ‘Submit’, you will be redirected to the admit cardStep 6: View, download and take a print out of the hall ticket.Here is the direct link to download the admit cardThe exams are going to start from 8 February and candidates must go through their admit cards thoroughly to check if there are any mistakes. They must immediately inform the authorities if that is the case.No candidate will be allowed to sit in the exams without their hall tickets hence it is advised that applicants download and take a print out of the document to keep it safely. The IGNOU admit card will also serve as an identification certificate as it will carry the personal details of the candidates, along with the date, time and centre of the exams.

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