IGNOU BGULA-135 Assignment 2026-27
Modern Indian Language – Gujarati
Last updated by IGNOU: 04 Aug 2026. Guide written from the official PDF on 25 Oct 2026, 04:27 am.
| Course code | BGULA-135 |
|---|---|
| Course title | Modern Indian Language – Gujarati |
| Programme | B.A. General (BAG)BAG(CBCS), MIL |
| School | School of Humanities |
| Session | July 2026 and January 2027 |
| Maximum marks | 100 |
| Weightage | 30% |
| Last date (June exam) | 31 Mar 2027 |
| Last date (December exam) | 30 Sept 2027 |
| Medium | English, Gujarati |
About the BGULA-135 assignment
The BGULA-135 assignment covers the full Modern Indian Language – Gujarati course. It assesses your understanding and critical appreciation of Gujarati literature, along with language skills. Topics include literary periods, poets and writers, grammar, prose summarisation and essay writing.
This is one Tutor Marked Assignment worth 100 marks, with three sections. Answer four questions in Section A in 100–150 words each, four in Section B in 200–300 words each, and two in Section C in 500–600 words each. The sections carry 20, 40 and 40 marks respectively.
What the assignment asks
| Question | Marks | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Section A | 20 | Choose four of six short-answer options covering Gujarati literary periods, Narsinh Mehta and Mirabai, sentence transformation, the characteristics of akhyan, the ending of 'Post Office', and grammatical categories illustrated with examples. |
| Section B | 40 | Choose four of six options on Gujarati vowels and consonants, devotional love in Dayaram’s garbis, Sundaram and Umashankar as Gandhian-era writers, Kant’s narrative poems, contributions of two modern Gujarati writers, and summarising a paragraph about education. |
| Section C | 40 | Choose two of four extended responses on the poetry of Narmad and Dalpat, a comparison of medieval and modern Gujarati literature, an essay on excessive rainfall, or an essay on patriotism. |
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
- Include your enrolment number, name, address, programme title and code, course title and code, study centre and date on the first page.
- Write the assignment in your own handwriting on foolscap-size paper and fasten all pages securely.
- Label every answer with its relevant question number.
- Use your own words rather than copying passages from the course material, and organise your answers logically.
- Follow the prescribed answer lengths: 100–150 words in Section A, 200–300 words in Section B and 500–600 words in Section C.
- For essay-type answers, include an introduction explaining your approach and a conclusion summarising your response.
- Submit the completed assignment at your Study Centre or as one PDF file through the link on your Regional Centre website, and retain a copy.
- Submit on time, as assignment submission is required before you can appear in the examination.
Submission dates: 31 March 2027 (June term-end exam); 30 September 2027 (December term-end exam).
Frequently asked questions
Which sessions does the BGULA-135 assignment cover?
It is for the July 2026 and January 2027 sessions.
What are the maximum marks and weightage for BGULA-135?
The assignment carries 100 marks. The official listing gives it a weightage of 30%.
How many questions must I answer, and what are the word limits?
Answer ten questions in total: four from Section A in 100–150 words each, four from Section B in 200–300 words each, and two from Section C in 500–600 words each.
What are the BGULA-135 assignment submission deadlines?
The official listing gives 31 March 2027 for the June term-end exam and 30 September 2027 for the December term-end exam. The PDF associates these dates with the July 2026 and January 2027 sessions respectively.
Does the assignment have to be handwritten, and where should I submit it?
Yes, the PDF requires your own handwriting. Submit it at your Study Centre or upload one PDF file through the link provided on your Regional Centre website. Keep a copy.
Is submitting the BGULA-135 assignment necessary to appear in the examination?
Yes. The PDF states that timely assignment submission is a precondition for appearing in the examination.
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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.