Last chance to complete an unfinished degree at IPU: Apply by November 6...
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU) has provided significant relief to students by allowing them another opportunity to complete their unfinished degrees. The university has granted this "additional final opportunity" to students across various undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with examinations scheduled for November 10, 11, and 25.
This opportunity is intended for students who were unable to complete their course within the prescribed duration or who have exhausted all their permitted examination attempts. According to IPU, students whose maximum examination attempts have been exhausted—or will be exhausted by June 2026—are eligible to avail of this chance. This includes examinations for both odd and even semesters. Only those students who have completed their coursework and have already utilized all the examination attempts provided under the existing examination scheme are eligible. These additional final-opportunity examinations will be conducted exclusively in an offline mode. The deadline for submitting applications is November 6.
Eligibility and Application Process
Students who still have regular examination attempts remaining to complete their degree are not eligible for this opportunity. Furthermore, those wishing to avail of this final opportunity must submit an application, which must include a list of the specific papers (subjects) they intend to take. The university has specified that the application must bear the signature of the concerned Dean, Director, or Principal.
What is the application deadline?
Students wishing to appear for this special examination at IPU must submit their applications by November 6. As there is no information regarding the acceptance of applications after this date, eligible students are advised to complete the application process without waiting until the last minute. Along with the application, students must provide a list of all the subjects they wish to re-examine, and the application must be signed by the relevant authority. Students are advised to carefully read the instructions issued by the university to ensure there are no errors in their application that could lead to its rejection.
What are the fees, and when will the examinations take place?
Students will be required to pay a prescribed fee to appear for this special examination. According to the available information, a penalty fee of ₹25,000 will have to be paid. In addition, a separate fee of ₹1,200 must be deposited for each subject examination. This means the total fee will depend on the number of subjects for which a student wishes to appear for examinations. As per the university's plan, these examinations will be held between December 2026 and January 2027. Students should keep checking the university's official notifications for further information regarding the examinations.
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