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IGNOU MCS-206 Assignment 2026-27

Object Oriented Programming Using Java

Last updated by IGNOU: 15 Jul 2026. Guide written from the official PDF on 08 Nov 2026, 08:57 am.

December 2026 term-end exam

Sat, 05 Dec 2026 · Evening (2:00 PM – 5:00 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 codeMCS-206
Course titleObject Oriented Programming Using Java
ProgrammePost Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA-NEW)BCA_NEWOL, BCA_NEW, PGDCA_NEW
SchoolSchool of Computer and Information Sciences
Assignment codePGDCA_NEW(II)/206/Assignment/2026-27
SessionJuly 2026 and January 2027
Maximum marks100
Weightage30%
Last date (June exam)30 Apr 2027
Last date (December exam)31 Oct 2027
MediumEnglish
Term-end exam (December 2026)Sat, 05 Dec 2026, Evening (2:00 PM – 5:00 PM)

About the MCS-206 assignment

The MCS-206 assignment covers Java programming and object-oriented concepts, including classes, inheritance, exceptions, threads, graphical interfaces and database connectivity.

It has eight compulsory questions worth 80 marks in total, with another 20 marks for a compulsory viva voce. Students may use Java code, illustrations and diagrams in their explanations.

What the assignment asks

QuestionMarksTopic
Question 1—Discuss Java operators, object-oriented programming features and the JVM’s role in platform independence.
Question 2—Explain Java classes, access specifiers, selected keywords and methods of the Character wrapper class.
Question 3—Write a matrix multiplication program and explain Java file handling and input/output operations.
Question 4—Discuss inheritance in Java and compare abstract classes with interfaces.
Question 5—Explain polymorphism and exception handling, including a custom exception for age validation.
Question 6—Discuss thread creation and synchronization, and explain the List interface and Vector class.
Question 7—Describe Swing architecture, compare Swing with AWT, and explain FXML and JavaFX event handling.
Question 8—Write a JDBC program for a library user database and explain how to use ResultSet to retrieve query results.

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

  • Answer all eight questions.
  • Use the assignment presentation guidelines in the Programme Guide.
  • You may include Java code, illustrations and diagrams to support your explanations.
  • Submit the assignment to your Study Centre Coordinator by the applicable due date.
  • Attend the compulsory viva voce; an assignment submitted without attending the viva is marked zero.
  • Submit before the due date to be eligible for the corresponding term-end examination.

Submission dates: 30 April 2027 (June term-end exam); 31 October 2027 (December term-end exam). Dates can differ by session: the PDF lists 31 October 2026 for the July session and 30 April 2027 for the January session.

Frequently asked questions

What is the MCS-206 assignment title?

The course is Object Oriented Programming Using Java.

How many marks is the MCS-206 assignment worth?

It carries 100 marks: 80 for the eight questions and 20 for the viva voce.

What is the assignment weightage?

The listed weightage is 30%.

Is the viva compulsory?

Yes. If a student submits the assignment but does not attend the viva, the assignment is marked zero.

Where should I submit the assignment?

Submit it to the Coordinator of your Study Centre.

What are the submission deadlines?

The current listing gives 30 April 2027 for the June term-end exam and 31 October 2027 for the December term-end exam. The PDF lists different dates for its July and January sessions, so dates can differ by session.

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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.