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NSOU UG Exam Form Fill-Up 2026 Begins Oct 27 for Dec 2025 and June 2026 Sessions

Updated 27 October 2026 News & Updates 10 min read
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  1. NSOU Online Exam Form Submission Dates and Portal Link 2026
  2. NSOU Mandatory Assignment and Pen-Paper Exam Rules 2026
  3. NSOU Fee Structure for BDP UGDP and FYUG Theory Exams 2026
  4. NSOU Exam Form Submission 2026
  5. NSOU quick links
  6. NSOU Official Documents (PDF)
  7. NSOU Frequently Asked Questions
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Netaji Subhas Open University has scheduled the online submission of examination forms for Bachelor Degree Programme (BDP), Undergraduate Degree Programme under Choice Based Credit System (UGDP CBCS), and Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUG) Term-End Theory Examinations. The dedicated online portal opens on 27 October 2026 at 2:00 PM and closes on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM.

The term-end theory examinations for the December-2025 and June-2026 sessions are tentatively scheduled to begin in the third week of November 2026. Candidates can submit their examination forms online by visiting www.nsoucebdp.com or www.wbnsou.ac.in, accessible via the official examination notices page.

NSOU official portal: PHD
PHD page on the official NSOU website.
NSOU official portal: Notification AY 2024-2025
Notification AY 2024-2025 page on the official NSOU website.

The essentials

University Netaji Subhas Open University (NSOU)
Programmes Covered BDP, UGDP (CBCS), FYUG
Exam Sessions December-2025 & June-2026
Portal Opening Date 27 October 2026, 2:00 PM
Portal Closing Date 3 November 2026, 2:00 PM
Theory Exam Mode Traditional Pen-Paper Mode
Assignment Exam Mode Online MCQ Method
Tentative Exam Date 3rd week of November 2026

NSOU Mandatory Assignment and Pen-Paper Exam Rules 2026

The university has specified that the term-end theory examinations for BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG will be conducted in traditional offline pen-paper mode. However, submission of assignments will continue through the online Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) method on a dedicated assignment portal prior to the theory examinations.

Assignment submission is strictly mandatory for all candidates. No student will be allowed to submit assignments without selecting them in the filled-in examination form, nor will any candidate be permitted to sit for the term-end theory examinations without completing the assignment process. Students whose assignment marks were submitted previously by their Learner Support Centre or online in earlier years do not need to resubmit those papers.

First page of the official NSOU document: NSOU M.Ed Special Education Practical Exam Schedule Dec 2025 June 2026
First page of the official document NSOU M.Ed Special Education Practical Exam Schedule Dec 2025 June 2026 (2026).
The blue and white headquarters building of NSOU, with people and a floral arch.
The headquarters building of Netaji Subhas Open University, with an arch of flowers at its entrance.

NSOU Fee Structure for BDP UGDP and FYUG Theory Exams 2026

Candidates submitting the examination form must pay the prescribed examination fees, assignment fees, and exam centre fees online using Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking. Payment facilities open alongside the form portal on 27 October 2026 at 2:00 PM and close on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM.

In case of multiple payments due to network issues, the excess fee amount will be refunded by the university in due course. If an online payment receipt is not generated immediately after transaction, candidates are advised not to re-pay immediately and wait one working day for realization from the bank.

NSOU BDP, UGDP, and FYUG Examination Fee Rates

Exam Type Paper Marks Theory Exam Fee Assignment Fee Exam Centre Fee
Theory (BDP / FYUG) 50 Marks Rs. 55 per paper Rs. 20 per paper Rs. 100 per examinee per session
Theory (BDP / FYUG) 100 Marks Rs. 75 per paper Rs. 30 per paper Rs. 100 per examinee per session
Theory (UGDP CBCS) 50 Marks Rs. 55 per paper Rs. 20 per paper Rs. 100 per examinee per session
Theory (UGDP CBCS) 60 / 70 Marks Rs. 75 per paper Rs. 30 per paper Rs. 100 per examinee per session

First page of the official NSOU document: NSOU M.Ed Examination Form Fill Up Notice 2025 2027 Session
First page of the official document NSOU M.Ed Examination Form Fill Up Notice 2025 2027 Session (2025).
NSOU NSOU Fee Structure for BDP UGDP and FYUG Theory Exams 2026 (₹) chart
NSOU Fee Structure for BDP UGDP and FYUG Theory Exams 2026 (₹).

NSOU Exam Form Submission 2026

During registration and form filling, learners must provide their own active mobile numbers. All critical verification credentials, including One-Time Passwords (OTPs) required during online assignment submission, will be sent exclusively to the registered or alternative mobile number.

Mobile numbers entered during form submission cannot be changed during the course of study without explicit permission from the Department of Controller of Examinations. Students encountering issues during paper selection should check if ‘RN’ (Renewal Not Done) or ‘SN’ (Studentship Not Done) appears next to any course. Detailed instructions are available in the official form fill-up notification document.

  1. Visit www.nsoucebdp.com or www.wbnsou.ac.in and click on Sign-Up.
  2. Provide enrolment details, name, date of birth, Learner Support Centre code, and elective or honours programme code.
  3. Enter email ID, Aadhaar number, Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) ID, and optional alternative mobile number (or enter ‘*‘ if not providing an alternative number).
  4. Submit details to receive User ID (enrolment number) and password via SMS on the registered mobile number.
  5. Log in using the User ID and password to access the examination form interface.
  6. Select the courses or papers to appear for by checking the respective boxes or clicking ‘Select All’.
  7. Click ‘Pay’ and complete payment via Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking, taking note of the Transaction ID.
  8. Download, print, and save the payment details challan for future reference.

First page of the official NSOU document: NSOU B.Ed Special Education Exam Form Fill Up Notice 2026
First page of the official document NSOU B.Ed Special Education Exam Form Fill Up Notice 2026 (2026).

NSOU Exam Notice 2026 PDF

NSOU Frequently Asked Questions

When will the NSOU exam form submission portal open and close for 2026?

The online examination form submission portal for NSOU BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG opens on 27 October 2026 at 2:00 PM and closes on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. Candidates for the December-2025 and June-2026 term-end examinations must submit forms and pay fees on www.nsoucebdp.com or www.wbnsou.ac.in. The payment gateway closes simultaneously on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. If a payment receipt fails to generate, wait one working day for bank realization.

Is assignment submission compulsory for appearing in NSOU term-end theory exams?

Submitting assignment papers is mandatory for all NSOU candidates appearing in term-end theory examinations. Learners enrolled in BDP, UGDP, and FYUG programs must select their assignment papers in the online examination form on www.nsoucebdp.com prior to taking tests. Assignments are evaluated using an online Multiple Choice Questions format, but learners whose marks were submitted in earlier years do not need to resubmit. Omission of assignment papers in the form fill-up will disqualify candidates from sitting for the theory exams.

What mode will be used for NSOU BDP, UGDP, and FYUG term-end theory exams?

NSOU will conduct the term-end theory examinations for BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG in traditional offline pen-paper mode. These theory exams for the December-2025 and June-2026 sessions are tentatively scheduled to start from the third week of November 2026. Candidates must submit their exam form online between 27 October and 3 November 2026 and pay Rs. 100 as the exam centre fee per session. While theory exams are pen-paper, required assignments are conducted through an online MCQ portal.

What should I do if my payment succeeds but the receipt is not generated immediately?

Do not make an immediate second payment if your NSOU exam fee payment receipt is not generated right after transaction. Candidates should wait for one working day for the payment status to update on www.nsoucebdp.com following bank realization. If double payment occurs accidentally due to network glitches during the 27 October to 3 November 2026 submission window, the university refunds the excess amount. Always save your Transaction ID and print the payment details challan as proof of transaction.

Can I change my registered mobile number during form submission?

Learners cannot change their registered or alternative mobile numbers during form submission without prior written permission from the Department of Controller of Examinations. NSOU sends all critical credentials, passwords, and online assignment One-Time Passwords exclusively to these registered contact numbers. During sign-up on www.nsoucebdp.com between 27 October and 3 November 2026, students must carefully enter their active mobile details. If an alternative mobile number is unavailable, enter an asterisk in the mandatory input field.

What are the theory examination fee rates for NSOU UG courses in 2026?

NSOU charges Rs. 55 per paper for 50-mark theory papers and Rs. 75 per paper for papers with 60, 70, or 100 marks. This fee structure applies to BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG courses for the December-2025 and June-2026 term-end examinations. Candidates must pay these fees online via Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking on www.nsoucebdp.com between 27 October and 3 November 2026. If payment fails due to technical glitches, wait one working day before re-attempting.

What do RN and SN mean during NSOU exam paper selection?

The codes RN and SN indicate Renewal Not Done and Studentship Not Done respectively during NSOU paper selection. If these codes appear next to any course in the online examination form interface on www.nsoucebdp.com, candidates may face restrictions while choosing those specific papers. Students encountering these status codes must verify their course renewal and registration status with the university immediately. Resolving renewal issues before the form closing date of 3 November 2026 ensures complete paper selection.

What is the exam centre fee for NSOU BDP, UGDP, and FYUG examinations?

NSOU charges an examination centre fee of Rs. 100 per examinee per session. This fee is mandatory for candidates filling out the examination form for the December-2025 and June-2026 term-end theory examinations. The centre fee must be paid alongside theory and assignment paper fees through Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking on www.nsoucebdp.com. All fee payments must be completed between 27 October 2026 at 2:00 PM and 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM.

What assignment fee is charged during NSOU exam form submission in 2026?

NSOU charges an assignment fee of Rs. 20 per paper for 50-mark papers and Rs. 30 per paper for papers above 50 marks. This assignment fee applies to all BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG candidates during the form fill-up for December-2025 and June-2026 sessions. The payment gateway opens on www.nsoucebdp.com on 27 October 2026 at 2:00 PM and closes on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. Students who submitted assignment marks in earlier years do not need to pay assignment fees again.

How will assignments be conducted for NSOU BDP, UGDP, and FYUG students in 2026?

Assignments for NSOU BDP, UGDP (CBCS), and FYUG programmes will be conducted online using the Multiple Choice Questions method. Students must select their assignment papers in the examination form on www.nsoucebdp.com between 27 October and 3 November 2026 before accessing the assignment portal. Passwords and OTPs required for completing online assignments are sent exclusively to registered mobile numbers. Completing these online MCQ assignments is compulsory for candidates appearing in the offline pen-paper theory exams.

What documents and details are required to sign up on the NSOU exam form submission portal?

Learners signing up on www.nsoucebdp.com must provide their enrolment number, name, date of birth, Learner Support Centre code, and subject programme code. Candidates also need to enter an email ID, Aadhaar number, Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) ID, and active mobile number. Upon submission, the login User ID and password are sent via SMS to the registered mobile number. Completing sign-up is mandatory before selecting exam papers between 27 October and 3 November 2026.

How can students select papers and pay fees on the NSOU examination portal?

Candidates must log in to www.nsoucebdp.com using their enrolment number User ID and password received via SMS. After accessing the examination form interface, learners select their papers by checking individual course boxes or clicking Select All. Payment must be completed online using Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking between 27 October 2026 and 3 November 2026. After successful transaction, candidates must note the Transaction ID and print the payment details challan as official proof.

What helpline contact details are available for technical and payment issues during NSOU portal submission?

Candidates experiencing technical queries during NSOU online portal submission can contact the technical helpline at +91 98301 68755 or (033) 4006 8755 between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM, or email collegeadmissionwb@gmail.com. For payment issues, learners can reach support at (033) 4006 8755 or email payments.collegeadmission@gmail.com during the same hours. These helplines assist students facing OTP verification or gateway errors before the portal closes on 3 November 2026 at 2:00 PM.

What is the NSOU policy for refunding duplicate fee payments made online?

NSOU refunds excess fees only when a candidate pays the requisite amount twice through the payment gateway for the same application ID. Affected learners must submit a written application with supporting payment proof to the university headquarters at Salt Lake City, Kolkata within one month from the closing date. Fees deposited for a programme cannot be refunded upon a candidate’s subsequent request. Double payments occurring during the 27 October to 3 November 2026 exam submission window follow this regulation.

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