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- Important Exam Start Dates (Key Highlights)
- BA Programme (Example Breakdown)
- Important Details About the Datesheet
- Common Mistakes to Avoid
- What You Should Do Now
- Final Advice
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The Delhi University School of Open Learning has officially released the examination datesheet for May–June 2026. This update applies to students across multiple semesters, including 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th, covering both CBCS and NEP patterns.
This article breaks down everything in a clear, structured way so you know exactly what to do next.
Who Is Covered in This Datesheet?
The released datesheet includes:
Get:
- Exam & assignment alerts
- Result and notice updates
- Study guides & PDFs
- Important student information
- Regular students (Semester 2, 4, 6, 8)
- Students under CBCS scheme (admissions before 2022)
- Students under NEP scheme (admissions from 2022 onwards)
- Ex-students (backlog/absent cases)
Where to Check the Datesheet?
To access your datesheet:
- Visit the official SOL website
- Click on the menu (three lines)
- Select “Tentative Date Sheet May–June 2026”
- Choose your category:
- NEP (2022–2025 batch)
- CBCS (2019–2021 batch)
Each course (BA, BCom, BA Hons, BCom Hons, etc.) has separate PDFs.
Important Exam Start Dates (Key Highlights)
BA Programme (Example Breakdown)
- 8th Semester: Exams start from 23 May 2026
- 6th Semester: Exams start from 24 May 2026
- 4th Semester: Exams start from 31 May 2026
- 2nd Semester: Exams start from 25 June 2026
Important Details About the Datesheet
- The main datesheet shows discipline/core subjects only
- Additional subjects (like AECC, SEC, etc.) are listed separately
- You must check multiple PDFs to see your full schedule
- Each course has a different timetable, so avoid assumptions
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Checking only one PDF and assuming it’s complete
- Ignoring additional subject dates
- Not verifying whether you fall under NEP or CBCS
- Waiting until the last moment to plan preparation
What You Should Do Now
- Download your correct course + semester datesheet
- List all your subjects in one place
- Create a realistic study plan based on gaps between exams
- Prioritize difficult subjects first
- Keep revision time before each exam
Final Advice
This is the stage where discipline matters more than motivation. The dates are fixed — your preparation strategy is what will decide your result. Do not rely on random sources or partial information. Always verify from the official website and stay consistent with your preparation.
If needed, create a daily routine and treat these exams like a serious step toward your long-term goals.
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