DU SOL Updated Tentative Date Sheet May–June 2026 (2nd, 4th, 6th Semester & Others)

Delhi University School of Open Learning (SOL) has released an updated tentative date sheet for May–June 2026 examinations. This update applies to multiple semesters, including 2nd, 4th, 6th, and other applicable semesters, and includes changes compared to the earlier version.

This article explains what has changed, which date sheet you should check, and how to verify your exam schedule correctly.

What Has Changed in the Date Sheet?

The university has revised the previously released tentative date sheet. These changes may include:

• Adjustments in exam dates
• Shifts in subject scheduling
• Updated structure for certain courses

However, the university has not issued a detailed list of changes separately, so students must check their individual subjects manually in the updated version.

Important: This Is Still Not the Final Date Sheet

Even after updates, this is still a tentative (provisional) date sheet.

• The final date sheet is expected by the end of April 2026
• Further changes are still possible
• Students should avoid making fixed travel or personal plans based on this version

How to Check the Updated Date Sheet

Follow this exact process to avoid confusion:

1. Visit the official SOL website
2. Click on the menu (three lines icon)
3. Look for the link titled:
   “Updated Tentative Date Sheet May–June 2026”
4. Open the link
5. You will see two separate sections

NEP vs CBCS: Which Date Sheet Is Yours?

The system is divided based on your year of admission:

NEP (New Education Policy 2022)

• Applicable for students admitted in:
  • 2022
  • 2023
  • 2024
  • 2025

CBCS (Old System)

• Applicable for students admitted in:
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021

Choosing the wrong section will lead to incorrect exam dates, so verify carefully.

Course-Wise Date Sheet Breakdown

1. BA Programme & B.Com (Hons.)

• Full subject-wise date sheet is available
• You can directly check all your papers in one place

2. BA (Hons.), B.Com Programme, BBA, etc.

For courses like:

• BA Political Science (Hons.)
• BA English (Hons.)
• BA Economics (Hons.)
• BBA
• Similar structured programs

You will notice:

Main Subjects

• Date sheet shows only 3 core/main subjects

Additional Subjects

• Remaining 4 subjects are listed separately
• These are provided in a different section below the main date sheet
• Each subject has its own individual date listing

Common Mistake Students Make

Many students:

• Check only the main subject section
• Ignore the additional subject section

This leads to:

• Missing exam dates
• Wrong preparation timeline

Avoid this by checking both sections completely.

What You Should Do Now

• Open the updated date sheet immediately
• Compare it with the previous version (if you saw it earlier)
• Note down all your subject dates in one place
• Keep checking for the final date sheet by end of April

Final Takeaway

• The date sheet has been updated but is still not final
• You must personally verify your subjects
• Make sure you check:
  • Correct system (NEP or CBCS)
  • All subjects (main + additional)

Ignoring even one paper can create serious issues later. Stay alert and rely only on official updates.