December-2018 Term End Result

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👉Hello Everyone, Ignou has published the update of DEC 2018 term end examination result on its official website. Also the assignment marks are updated. To check your result Click on Below links:-


 1. December-2018 Term End Result 👉Click Here to check 👈

 2. For BCA/MCA Grade Card 👉 Click here to check

3.  BDP/BA/B.COM/B.Sc./ASSO Programmes 👉 Click here to Check

4. For Other Programs 👉 Click Here to check

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  1. ojasAugust 20, 2019 at 4:24 AM

    thanks

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