- Who Needs to Check Their Internal Assessment Marks?
- Important Dates
- Why Is This Notice Important?
- What Should Students Check?
- 1. Internal Assessment Status
- 2. Marks Obtained
- 3. Completed Status
- Take Screenshots of Every Subject
- What About SEC and Back Papers?
- What If You Find an Error?
- Why Are Students Concerned?
- Final Advice for DU SOL Students
The School of Open Learning (SOL), University of Delhi, has issued an important notice for undergraduate and postgraduate students regarding Internal Assessment (IA) marks.
Students from the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th semesters are being advised to verify their Internal Assessment status and marks within the specified time period before the marks are forwarded for examination records.
The notice is important because students who fail to verify their marks now may face difficulties later if any discrepancy appears in their final results.
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Who Needs to Check Their Internal Assessment Marks?
The notice applies to:
- UG 2nd Semester Students
- UG 4th Semester Students
- UG 6th Semester Students
- UG 8th Semester Students
- PG 2nd Semester Students
- PG 4th Semester Students
Students who have completed their Internal Assessment submissions should verify that all papers are showing the correct status.
Important Dates
According to the notice, students can check their Internal Assessment marks between:
21 June 2026 to 30 June 2026
This verification window gives students approximately ten days to review their marks before they are submitted as part of the official examination record.
Why Is This Notice Important?
Many students often focus only on theory examinations and ignore Internal Assessment records.
However, Internal Assessment marks directly contribute to final results.
If any paper is incorrectly marked as:
- Absent
- Not Attempted
- Incomplete
- Missing
students may face issues during result declaration.
Therefore, SOL has specifically advised students to verify all papers carefully.
What Should Students Check?
Students should log in to the SOL portal and verify:
1. Internal Assessment Status
Every paper should display an appropriate status.
If any paper appears as “Available” or remains pending despite submission, students should immediately take action.
2. Marks Obtained
Students should carefully review the marks displayed against each subject.
3. Completed Status
For successfully submitted assessments, the status should reflect completion.
Any discrepancy should be reported before the verification window closes.
Take Screenshots of Every Subject
One of the most important instructions mentioned in the notice is to keep proof of Internal Assessment records.
Students should:
- Take screenshots of every subject.
- Ensure name and roll number are visible.
- Save screenshots safely.
- Keep backup copies in Google Drive or cloud storage.
This evidence may prove useful if any discrepancy appears in future results.
What About SEC and Back Papers?
According to the notice:
- Status for SEC and back papers may be visible.
- Marks for some of these papers may not be displayed.
Students should still keep screenshots showing the status as proof.
What If You Find an Error?
If students notice any issue regarding marks or status, they should:
- Submit a grievance through the official complaint form.
- Contact SOL support channels.
- Visit the designated help center if necessary.
Students should not wait until result declaration to report errors.
Why Are Students Concerned?
Every year, some students report issues where:
- Submitted Internal Assessments are not reflected.
- Marks appear incorrectly.
- Papers are marked absent.
- Results show unexpected ER status.
Because of such cases, students are strongly advised to preserve evidence before marks are finalized.
Final Advice for DU SOL Students
If you have submitted your Internal Assessment, do not ignore this verification process.
Log in between 21 June and 30 June, verify every paper, check your marks carefully, and save screenshots for future reference.
A few minutes spent verifying your Internal Assessment record now could help avoid major result-related issues later.
Sushant Kumar
Founder
As a current B.Com (Hons) student at DU SOL and an active Chartered Accountancy (CA) aspirant, I understand the exact pressure, syllabus confusion, and administrative hurdles students face daily. TheSushant.in was built to provide first-hand, stress-tested guidance. Every DU SOL update, exam strategy, and CA study note shared here comes directly from my personal academic journey, official notifications, and real-time student experience. No generic advice: practical, student-to-student blueprints to help you clear your exams and level up.
