How to know whether Passed or not passed in I.G.N.O.U TEE?

After providing the URL for the TEE Dec 2010 results cum grade card, we have received many queries to know whether the candidate has passed or not passed in a particular course code.

Many of the candidates are not able to understand this issue in spite of getting their grade cards.

Look at the example given below:

Course Code	Asgn1	Asgn2	Asgn3	Asgn4	Term End Theory	Term End Practical	Status
MS01	A	A	A	-	D	-	Completed
MS02	A	A	A	-	C	-	Completed
MS04	*	*	*	-	C	-	Not Completed
MS06	A	A	A	-	B	-	Completed

Here, in Status column, we can see that in front of MS 04, there is an asterisk (*) mentioned under "Asgn" column and the overall result for MS 04 is declared as - Not Completed.

In such case, the candidate needs to collect the exact grades from his/her study center. As the results reflected using an asterisk shows that the updates are not available and the same needs some time. So, it's better to get it confirmed from your study center.

We hope that now the candidates can overcome this issue easily.

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Dec 2010 - TEE Results cum Grade Card

[ How to calculate Grades]

Results and Grade Card for Dec 2010 - TEE are available. Interested candidates can download their grade cards from the link given below:

http://www.ignou.ac.in/ignou/bulletinboard/announcements/latest/detail/Results_December_2010-197

Candidates can calculate their Grades into scores by utilizing the weitage information given below:

ASSIGNMENT:-
A: 1.5
B: 1.2
C: 0.9
D: 0.6
E: FAIL

Term End Exam
A: 3.5
B: 2.8
C: 2.1
D: 1.4
E: Fail

Total Points
4.50 & above - A grade
3.50-4.49 - B grade
2.50-3.49 - C grade
1.50-2.49 - D grade - Repeat
below 1.5 - E grade – Repeat

All the best for your results.

January 2011 Assignments Question papers

I.G.N.O.U Management January 2011 Session Assignments Questions are now updated at
http://webserver.ignou.ac.in/Assignments/management/ms1.htm

Interested candidates can download the papers from the above mentioned URL.

If, for any reason, the assignments can't be seen or downloaded from the above given URL, then the same assignments can be downloaded from Help Desk

We have started working to solve the assignments and solutions will be updated after some time.
Till then, all management candidates should do the following tasks:

1. Cover study topics specially related to your assignments questions.

2. If you've got study materials, then it's the best time to go through the materials provided to you. If not, then you should not waste your time and get set of your own GPH or Dotcom books.

3. Whatever you study, make short points for the topic you studied and find some cases from the existing brands in market you know very well. This will let you to cite the examples in your assignments as well as in Term End Exams.

These 3 tasks are enough to do the best in your assignments and the same will get you prepared for your exams.
All the best

(You can leave your queries right below this post in "comments" section.)

About OPENMAT - Information

Summary
Many candidates surf and search for informations about preparation for OPENMAT. The number of questions have been rising time by time after each period. The key questions are how to prepare, syllabus, difficulty level of the question paper, minimum cut off, from where to prepare etc.


Before we move towards the preparation areas, lets have some general FAQ's regarding OPENMAT.

1. What is OPENMAT?
OPENMAT is Open Management Aptitude Test conducted by I.G.N.O.U. Clearing OPENMAT enable the candidates to enroll themselves for the Management Programme (MBA).

2. Why and When OPENMAT is needed?
OPENMAT is a condition set by I.G.N.O.U to be eligible to take admission for MBA in the following specializations -

• Human Resourse Management
• Marketing Management
• Operations Management
• Finance Management

Note: No entrance exam is required for MBA (Banking & Finance), MBA (Social Enterpreneurship).

3. What is the qualification bar/eligibility criteria for OPENMAT?

(a) Graduation in any discipline with minimum 50% marks for General category and 45 % marks for SC/ST.

OR

 Bachelor's Degree with 3 years of Supervisory/managerial professional experience.

(b) Clearance of OPENMAT. 

The Candidate who have successfully cleared the entrance test for admission into Management Programme conducted by instituitions like CAT, MAT and other state level tests, need not to appear in OPENMAT. They are eligible for direct admission for any of the above mentioned MBA specialization programme.

4. When OPENMAT takes place?

OPENMAT is conducted twice in an year. Generally in February and August.

Candidates need to apply for OPENMAT in May-June (for August) and in November-December (for February).

5. What is the validity period to take admission after clearing OPENMAT?

Candidates who have cleared OPENMAT, can take admission in any of the two subsequent upcoming semesters. 

For example: I cleared my OPENMAT in August 2009. Then, I could take admission till July 2010. There were two semesters' sessions in between - January 2010 and June 2010. So, the validity remains for one year.

6. What is the paper setting?

Or

What sections are included in exam papers?

Or

What is the type of entrance test paper?

The OPENMAT Exam paper is divided into four sections-

• Test I    - General Awareness      30 questions                30 marks
• Test II   - English Language         50 questions                50 marks
• Test III  - Quantitative Aptitude   50 questions                50 marks
• Test IV  - Reasoning                   70 questions                70 marks

_________________________________________________________

• There are total 200 questions.
• All questions are compulsory.
• Time allowed is 3 hours.
• There is no negative marking in OPENMAT. So, Candidates should not leave any question.

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7. What is the difficulty level of paper?

OR

What is the percentage of ease of solving paper?

It depends on the candidates. Generally, the paper is very easy to solve. There is no negative marking in exam which is the best part of it.

8. What does each section of exam paper include?

Or

What kind of questions have been asked in OPENMAT?

General Awareness

It includes questions based on social personalities, day to day business environmental activities, General Science, General Knowledge etc.

English

It includes unseen passages, comprehension, synonyms, antonyms, idioms & phrases, finding incorrect part of a sentence, similar relationships between the given word pairs etc.

Quantitative Aptitude

Fractions, time, speed, distance, algebra, equations, ratio, probability, profit and loss, simple & compound interest, word problems, time & work ( Maths knowledge upto 10 th standard).

Reasoning

Coding, decoding, relationship analysis, direction sense, logical diagrams, jumbled words etc.

Conclusion: To clear OPENMAT, one should have minimum knowledge of Maths and English atleast upto 10th Standard. However, the questions asked in Maths section are generally from practical Mathematics. Candidates need not to be much tensed about it. If a candidate hasn't been in practice Maths for more than 6-8 years, then he/she needs to work out over it.

For preparation, it's better to start solving the OPENMAT papers provided to you with prospectus. Write down the formulae at one space to recall and use the same to solve the papers.

If you wish to get referred a book that contain each and every kind of helpful study material, that let you solve complete papers by yourself then get - 

Popular Master Guide for MBA Admission Test, Published by RAMESH PUBLISHING HOUSE, Book code no. R-51

All the best.

Important contents for Ms 08

Hello friends,

Just wanna share some important contents of Ms 08. Take a look:

The most important units ( numerical wise)

1. Central Tendencies

2. General concepts of distributions like bayes theorem, binomial, pascal, poisson, normal etc.

3. Correlation & regression

Beside these, prepare small logics too from:

1. A.P. & G.P.

2. Limit and continuity

3. Differentiation and applications of derivatives ( Marginal revenues, average costs etc. Part C of R.S. Aggarwal from 12th standard will be useful)

4. Unit 3 from I.G.N.O.U Books

Just have a look on the given solved examples of these units from I.G.N.O.U books

and ofcourse previous years TEE papers.

If you have anything to share with us, then please do share.

All the best.