IGNOU 2018: Indira Gandhi National Open University has extended the last date for July session admission till 31st August 2018. Once again IGNOU has extended the last date for the UG and PG courses July Session Admission 2018. Although Still the students interested in any of the IGNOU UG or PG Courses can apply online for the same in the July session 2018.
One of the biggest distance learning University in India, IGNOU has been offering numerous courses for UG and PG aspirants. Even the University has introduced multiple new short term courses for the year 2018. Check out whether 31st August will be the final call for the admission in IGNOU for the year 2018?
IGNOU Admission 2018: Last date Extended Till 31st August for July Session
Indira Gandhi National Open University recently for the third time has postponed the last date for July session Admission 2018. Now the new date for the closing of the IGNOU July session admission for the year 2018 is 31st August. On the very first official notification regarding the IGNOU admission, the University mentioned the last date as 15 July 2018.
But further, on the date, IGNOU extended the last date for the July admission till 31st July 2018. After that, the University introduced many more new subjects and then postponed the last date to 16 August 2018. Whereas for the third time IGNOU authorities have extended the last date for the July session admission 2018 to 31st August.
Although still, it has been not sure whether 31st August will be the final call for IGNOU July session admission 2018 or not. Indira Gandhi National Open University although has announced till now to close the admission process by 31st August. Will it close it on the same day or the University will announce the new last date for the end of July session admission for the year 2018?
The answer to the question will only be given by IGNOU on 31st August 2018 after closing the July admission or announcing the extended new date. Till the time keep registering yourself for the UG and PG Courses in IGNOU for July session 2018.
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