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IGNOU BGS-012 Assignment 2026-27

Gender Based Violence

Last updated by IGNOU: 03 Aug 2026. Guide written from the official PDF on 26 Oct 2026, 04:25 am.

Course codeBGS-012
Course titleGender Based Violence
ProgrammeCertificate in Gender in Law (CGSL)CGSL, BAGS
SchoolSOGDS & SOL
Assignment codeASST /TMA / 2026-2027
SessionJuly 2026 and January 2027
Maximum marks100
Weightage30%
Last date (June exam)30 Apr 2027
Last date (December exam)31 Oct 2027
MediumEnglish

About the BGS-012 assignment

The BGS-012 assignment examines gender-based violence, legal protection, political conflict, marginalisation and caste in India. It also covers cybercrimes, reproductive rights, patriarchy, women prisoners and violence against communities.

The assignment has 10 compulsory questions worth 100 marks across three sections. Section A has two 20-mark questions requiring about 500 words each. Section B has three 10-mark questions requiring about 250 words each. Section C has five 6-mark questions requiring about 100 words each. Assignments contribute 30% of the final course result.

What the assignment asks

QuestionMarksTopic
Q120Examine debates about gender and violence in India, supporting the discussion with examples.
Q220Assess the relevance of the Domestic Violence Act, 2005, in India.
Q310Explore debates surrounding political conflict and insurgency.
Q410Examine the state's responsibility for protecting the rights of marginalised groups.
Q510Describe how the caste system operates in India.
Q66Present a brief account of cybercrimes.
Q76Explain the concept of reproductive rights briefly.
Q86Explain the concept of patriarchy in a short note.
Q96Give a brief account of women prisoners in India.
Q106Explain your understanding of violence directed against communities.

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 the latest assignment available on the IGNOU website and answer every question in your own words.
  • Keep each answer close to its section's prescribed length: about 500 words for Section A, 250 words for Section B and 100 words for Section C.
  • Review the relevant course units, organise your points logically and prepare an outline before writing.
  • Give essay-type answers an introduction and conclusion, and keep sentences and paragraphs clearly connected.
  • Write the final answers neatly and underline points you want to emphasise.
  • Submit the completed assignment to the coordinator of your study centre, obtain a receipt and retain it; keep a photocopy if possible.
  • Ask the study centre to return your assignment after evaluation.

Submission dates: 30 April 2027 (June term-end exam); 31 October 2027 (December term-end exam). These follow the official listing; dates can differ by session.

Frequently asked questions

Which sessions does the BGS-012 assignment cover?

The assignment is for students enrolled in the July 2026 and January 2027 sessions.

What are the maximum marks and weightage for BGS-012?

The assignment carries 100 marks and contributes 30% of the final course result. The term-end examination contributes the remaining 70%.

How many questions must I answer, and what are the word limits?

All 10 questions must be answered. Write about 500 words each for the two Section A questions, 250 words each for the three Section B questions and 100 words each for the five Section C questions.

What are the BGS-012 assignment submission deadlines?

The official listing gives 30 April 2027 for the June term-end exam and 31 October 2027 for the December term-end exam. Dates can differ by session; these listing dates take precedence over the PDF's batch labels.

Where should I submit the assignment?

Submit it to the coordinator of your study centre. Obtain and retain a submission receipt, and keep a photocopy if possible.

Which programmes and medium are listed for BGS-012?

The official listing includes BAGS and CGSL, with English as the available medium. The PDF cover names Certificate in Gender in Law (CGSL).

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Assignment details and PDFs come from IGNOU's official website; the guide is a summary of the official PDF. Always check the latest instructions and last dates on ignou.ac.in or with your Regional Centre before submitting.