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IGNOU BEGE-143 Assignment 2026-27

Understanding Poetry

Last updated by IGNOU: 14 Jul 2026. Guide written from the official PDF on 09 Nov 2026, 08:56 am.

December 2026 term-end exam

Mon, 11 Jan 2027 · Morning (10:00 AM – 1:00 PM)

From IGNOU's official date sheet dated 30 Oct 2026. IGNOU can still revise it: check your hall ticket for the final date and your exam centre.

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Course codeBEGE-143
Course titleUnderstanding Poetry
ProgrammeBA English Honours Programme (BAEGH); BAGBAEGH, BAG
SchoolSchool of Humanities
SessionJuly 2026 and January 2027
Maximum marks100
Weightage30%
Last date (June exam)31 Mar 2027
Last date (December exam)30 Sept 2027
MediumEnglish
Term-end exam (December 2026)Mon, 11 Jan 2027, Morning (10:00 AM – 1:00 PM)

About the BEGE-143 assignment

The BEGE-143 Tutor Marked Assignment covers Blocks 1 to 4 and tests students’ understanding and critical appreciation of poetry.

It has three sections and nine questions worth 100 marks. Section A has two short notes of about 200 words each; Section B has three contextual explanations of 300 words each; and Section C has four critical responses of 800 words each. All questions are compulsory.

What the assignment asks

QuestionMarksTopic
Section A (a)5Write a short note on Marathi Dalit poetry.
Section A (b)5Write a short note on Victorian poets.
Section B (a)10Explain the context and meaning of the passage about a woman who might have hated and two people reading together.
Section B (b)10Explain the context and meaning of the passage comparing memory to an undeveloped photographic negative.
Section B (c)10Explain the context and meaning of the passage about a woman making brooms to fight filth.
Section C (1)15Critically analyse the poem “Chinar”.
Section C (2)15Write a critical appreciation of “Pariah God”.
Section C (3)15Critically analyse “The Last Ride Together”.
Section C (4)15Write a critical appreciation of “The Ruined Cottage”.

This is a summary of each question. Download the official PDF above for the exact questions and word limits.

How to write and submit it

  • Attempt every question in your own words and submit the assignment in your own handwriting.
  • Keep answers within the word limits and write neatly in simple, correct English.
  • Use foolscap-size paper and tag the pages together securely.
  • On the first page, include your enrolment number, name, full address, date, course title, assignment number and study centre name.
  • Write the relevant question number with each answer.
  • Submit the assignment before taking the term-end examination, keep a copy and obtain a receipt from your study centre.

Submission dates: 31 March 2027 (June term-end exam); 30 September 2027 (December term-end exam). Dates differ by exam session.

Frequently asked questions

How many marks is the BEGE-143 assignment worth?

The assignment carries 100 marks and has a 30% weightage.

How many questions must I answer?

Answer all nine questions across Sections A, B and C.

What are the word limits for the sections?

Section A asks for about 200 words per answer, Section B for 300 words each and Section C for 800 words each.

Does the assignment have to be handwritten?

Yes. The PDF requires you to submit it in your own handwriting.

When is the assignment due?

The listing gives 31 March 2027 for the June term-end exam and 30 September 2027 for the December term-end exam. Dates differ by exam session.

Which course material does the assignment cover?

The assignment is based on Blocks 1 to 4.

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