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IGNOU launches walk-in exam

NEW DELHI: Indira Gandhi National Open University has launched walk-in examinations to make the examination pattern more flexible and learner-friendly.

Under the scheme, instead of waiting for the six-monthly term-end examination, students can simply walk into any identified test centre of the University on the prescribed days and take the examination. The results will be processed on a monthly basis.

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