ignou assignment ba 2nd year 2022

ma,m.a,ma Economics, Master of Arts,mec1,mec01,mec101,mec001,mec assignments,mec105,mec103,mec2,mec002,mec106,mec006,mec6,mec7,mec107,mec108,mec008,mec109,mece001,mece002,mece004,mec-105,mec-103,mec-2,mec-002,mec-106,mec-006,mec-6,mec-7,mec-107,mec-108,mec-008,mec-109,mece-001,mece-002,mece-004

MA,M.A,ma history, master of art history,MHI1,MHI4 MHI01,mhi001,mhi101,MHI1,MHI4 MHI04,mhi004,mhi104,MHI-1,MHI-4 MHI-01,mhi-001,mhi10, MPSE-003,mpse-004,MPSE003,mpse004,MPSE3,mpse4

MA,M.A,ma history, master of art history,MHI1,MHI4 MHI01,mhi001,mhi101,MHI1,MHI4 MHI04,mhi004,mhi104,MHI-1,MHI-4 MHI-01,mhi-001,mhi10, MPSE-003,mpse-004,MPSE003,mpse004,MPSE3,mpse4

ma,ma Political Science,master of art Political Science,mps1,mps2,mps3,mps4,mps001,mps002,mps003,mps004,mps01,mps02,mps03,mps04,mps101,mps102,mps103,mps104,MPSE001,MPSE013,MPSE1,MPSE13,MPSE2,MPSE3,MPSE002,MPSE02,mgp4,mgp004,MGPE007,mgpe008,mgpe010,mgpe011,mgpe013,MGPE7,mgpe8,mgpe10,mgpe11,mgpe13

ma,ma Political Science,master of art Political Science,mps1,mps2,mps3,mps4,mps001,mps002,mps003,mps004,mps01,mps02,mps03,mps04,mps101,mps102,mps103,mps104,MPSE001,MPSE013,MPSE1,MPSE13,MPSE2,MPSE3,MPSE002,MPSE02,mgp4,mgp004,MGPE007,mgpe008,mgpe010,mgpe011,mgpe013,MGPE7,mgpe8,mgpe10,mgpe11,mgpe13

MA,MA Philosophy,master of arts Philosophy,MPY1,MPYE1,MPYE7,MPY101,MPYE4,MPYE6

MA,MA Philosophy,master of arts Philosophy,MPY002,MPYE008,MPYE016,MPY2,MPYE8,MPYE16

MPC,ma,MA Psychology,master of arts Psychology,MPC001, mpc002, mpc003, mpc004, mpc005, mpc006,MPC1, mpc2, mpc3, mpc4, mpc5, mpc6

MPCE,MAPC,ma,MA Psychology,master of arts Psychology,MPCE011, mpce012, mpce013, mpce021, mpce022, mpce023, mpce031, mpce032, mpce033,MPCE11, mpce12, mpce13, mpce21, mpce22, mpce23, mpce31, mpce32, mpce33

MAGD,ma,ma Gender and Development Studies,MGS-003,MGS-004,MGS003,MGS004,MGS002,MGS001,MGS2,MGS1

MAGD,ma,ma Gender and Development Studies,MGSE001,mgse002,mgse003,mgse004,mgse006,mgse007,mgse009,mgse010,mgse013,mgse020,mgse2,mgse3,mgse4,mgse6,mgse7,mgse9,mgse10,mgse13,mgse20

m.a,MA Public Administration,master of arts,mapa,mpa,MPA011,MPA014,MPA012,MPA013

m.a,MA Public Administration,master of arts,MPA-015,MPA018,MSO002,MPS003,MPA15,MPA18,MSO2,MPS3

MArd,mrd,m.a,ma,MASTER'S PROGRAMME IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT,MRD101,MRD004,MRD101,MRD4,MRD1,MRD4

MArd,mrd,m.a,ma,MASTER'S PROGRAMME IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT,MRDE101,MRDE002,mrde003,mrde004,RDD6,rdd7,MRDE1,MRDE2,mrde3,mrde4,RDD006,rdd007

ma,MA Sociology,M.A Sociology,master of arts Sociology,MSO1,MSO4,MSO001,MSO004,MSO01,MSO04,MSO01,MSO04

ma,MA Sociology,M.A Sociology,master of arts Sociology,MSOE001,MSOE004,MPS003,MPA016,MSOE1,MSOE4,MPS03,MPA016,MSOE01,MSOE04,MPS03,MPA016

MADE,ma,m.a,ma DISTANCE EDUCATION,master of arts,MDE411, MDE412, MDE413, MDE414, MDE418, MDE518,MDE-411, MDE-412, MDE-413, MDE-414, MDE-418, MDE-518

MADE,MA(de),ma,m.a,ma DISTANCE EDUCATION,master of arts,MDE415, mde416, mde417, mde419,MDEP520 Project

Management,MS-01,MS-02,MS-03,MS-04,MS-05,MS-06,MS-07,MS-08,MS-09,MS-10,MS-11,MS-95,MS-424,MS-494,MS-495,MS-423,MS-425 MS01,MS02,MS03,MS04,MS05,MS06,MS07,MS08,MS09,MS10,MS11,MS95,MS424,MS494,MS495,MS423,MS425 MS1,MS2,MS3,MS4,MS5,MS6,MS7,MS8,MS9,

Management,MS-03,MS-04,MS-05,MS-06,MS-07,MS-08,MS-09,MS-10,MS-11,MS-21,MS-22,MS-23,MS-24,MS-41,MS-42,MS-43,MS-51,MS-52,MS-53,MS-54,MS-61,MS-62,MS-63,MS-64,MS-65,MS-91,MS-92,MS-93,MS-95 MS03,MS04,MS05,MS06,MS07,MS08,MS09,MS10,MS11,MS21,MS22,MS23,MS24,MS41,MS42,MS43,MS51,MS52,MS53,MS54,MS61,MS62,MS63,MS64,MS65,MS91,MS92,MS93,MS95 MS3,MS4,MS5,MS6,MS7,MS8,MS9,MS010,MS011,MS021,MS022,MS023,MS024,MS041,MS042,MS043,MS051,MS052,MS053,MS054,MS061,MS062,MS063,MS064,MS065,MS091,MS092,MS093,MS095

MFP-04,MFP-05,MS-025,MS-026,MS-027,MS-028,MS-029,MS-044,MS-045,MS-046,MS-055,MS-056,MS-057,MS-058,MS-066,MS-068,MS-094,MS-096,MS-097,MS-422,MS-611,MS-612 MFP4,MFP5,MS25,MS26,MS27,MS28,MS29,MS44,MS45,MS46,MS55,MS56,MS57,MS58,MS66,MS68,MS94,MS96,MS97,MS422,MS611,MS612 MFP04,MFP05,MS025,MS026,MS027,MS028,MS029,MS044,MS045,MS046,MS055,MS056,MS057,MS058,MS066,MS068,MS094,MS096,MS-097

m.b.a new mbanew, MMPC-001 MMPC-002 MMPC-003 MMPC-004 MMPC-005 MMPC-006 MMPC-007 MMPC-008 MMPC-010 MMPC-011 MMPC-012 MMPC-013 MMPC-1 MMPC-2 MMPC-3 MMPC-4 MMPC-5 MMPC-6 MMPC-7 MMPC-8 MMPC-10 MMPC-11 MMPC-12 MMPC-13

Master of Social Work Counselling,MSW001,msw002,msw005,msw008,msw009,MSW1,msw2,msw5,msw8,msw9

Master of Social Work Counselling,MSW001,msw002,msw005,msw008,msw009,MSW1,msw2,msw5,msw8,msw9

Master of Social Work Counselling,MSW012,msw013,msw014,msw015,msw016,MSW12,msw13,msw14,msw15,msw16

Master of Social Work Counselling,MSW012,msw013,msw014,msw015,msw016,MSW12,msw13,msw14,msw15,msw16

MAts in Translation Studies,MATS,MTT-10,MTT-17,MTT10,MTT17,MTT-11,MTT-12,MTT11,MTT12

MAts in Translation Studies,MATS,MTT-18,MTT-19,MTT18,MTT19,MTT-20,MTT-21,MTT20,MTT21

Masters of Commerce,mcom,IBO-02,IBO-03,IBO-04,IBO-05,IBO02,IBO03,IBO04,IBO05,IBO2,IBO3,IBO4,IBO5

Masters of Commerce,mcom,MCO-01,mco-03,mco-04,mco-05,mco-06,mco-07,MCO01,mco03,mco04,mco05,mco06,mco07,MCO1,mco3,mco4,mco5,mco6,mco7

Masters of Commerce,mcom,MCO-01,mco-03,mco-04,mco-05,mco-06,mco-07,MCO01,mco03,mco04,mco05,mco06,mco07,MCO1,mco3,mco4,mco5,mco6,mco7

Master of Arts English,meg assignemnts,MEG-01 MEG-02 MEG-03 MEG-04 MEG-05 MEG-06 MEG-07 MEG-08 MEG-09 MEG-10 MEG-11 MEG-12 MEG-13 MEG-14 MEG-15 MEG-16 MEG01 MEG02 MEG03 MEG04 MEG05 MEG06 MEG07 MEG08 MEG09 MEG10 MEG11 MEG12 MEG13 MEG14 MEG15 MEG16 MEG1 MEG2 MEG3 MEG4 MEG5 MEG6 MEG7 MEG8 MEG9

Master of Arts,Master's Degreee in Hindi ,Hindi MHD,MHD-01 MHD-02 MHD-03 MHD-05 MHD-07 MHD-09, MHD-10, MHD-11 MHD-12 MHD-16 MHD-17 MHD-18 MHD-19 MHD-20 MHD01 MHD02 MHD03 MHd05 MHD07 MHD09, MHD10, MHD11 MHD12 MHD16 MHD17 MHD18 MHD19 MHD20 MHD1 MHD2 MHD3 MHd5 MHD7 MHD9

Master of Commerce in Finance & Taxation,mcom,MCom F&T,MCom (F&T),IBO-01,ibo-02,ibo-06,MCO-01,mco-03,mco-04,mco-05,mco-06,IBO01,ibo02,ibo06,MCO01,mco03,mco04,mco05,mco06,IBO1,ibo2,ibo6,MCO1,mco3,mco4,mco5,mco6

Master of Commerce in Business Policy and Corporate Governance, MCom(BP & CG),M.Com (BP & CG),IBO-01,ibo-02,ibo-06,MCO-01,mco-03,mco-04,mco-05,mco-06,IBO01,ibo02,ibo06,MCO01,mco03,mco04,mco05,mco06,IBO1,ibo2,ibo6,MCO1,mco3,mco4,mco5,mco6

Master of Commerce in Management Accounting & Financial Strategies,MComMA&FS,M.Com(MA&FS) (MCom(MA&FS))IBO-01,ibo-02,ibo-06,MCO-01,mco-03,mco-04,mco-05,mco-06,IBO01,ibo02,ibo06,MCO01,mco03,mco04,mco05,mco06,IBO1,ibo2,ibo6,MCO1,mco3,mco4,mco5,mco6

Master’s Degree Programme in Library and Information Science,m.l.i.s,MLI-101 MLI-102 MLII-101 MLII-102 MLII-103 MLII-104 MLIE-101 MLIE-102 MLIE-103 MLIE-104 MLIE-105 MLIE-106 MLI-01 MLI102 MLII101 MLII102 MLII103 MLII104 MLIE101 MLIE102 MLIE103 MLIE104 MLIe105 MLIE106

Master’s Degree Programme in Library and Information Science,m.l.i.s,MLI-101 MLI-102 MLII-101 MLII-102 MLII-103 MLII-104 MLIE-101 MLIE-102 MLIE-103 MLIE-104 MLIE-105 MLIE-106 MLI-01 MLI102 MLII101 MLII102 MLII103 MLII104 MLIE101 MLIE102 MLIE103 MLIE104 MLIe105 MLIE106

msc,msc dfsm Master of Science in Dietetics and Food Service Management M.Sc. (DFSM),MFN-001, MFN-002, MFN-003, MFN-006, MFN-008 and MFN-010,MFN1, MFN2, MFN3, MFN6, MFN8 and MFN10

msc,msc dfsm,Master of Science in Dietetics and Food Service Management M.Sc. (DFSM),MFN-004, MFN-005, MFN-007 MFN-009,MFN4, MFN5, MFN7 MFN9

MASTER'S IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT ma TOURISM MANAGEMENT,TS-1, 2, 3 and 6 (for Category II),MTTM-01 MTTM-05 MTTM-02 MTTM-06 MTTM-03 MTTM-07 MTTM-04 MTTM-08,MTTM1 MTTM5 MTTM2 MTTM6 MTTM3 MTTM7 MTTM4 MTTM8,MTM1 MTM5 MTM2 MTM6 MTm3 MTM7 MTM4 MTM8

MASTER'S IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT ma TOURISM MANAGEMENT,TS-1, 2, 3 and 6 (for Category II),MTTM-09 MTTM-12 MTTM-10 MTTM-13 MTTM-11 MTTM-14 MTTM-16 (Dissertation) MTTM-15,MTTM09 MTTM12 MTTM10 MTTM13 MTTm11 MTTM14 MTTM16 MTTM15,MTM09 MTM12 MTM10 MTM13 MTm11 MTM14 MTM16 MTM15

ma,ma education,master of arts education,mes-011 mes-016,mes011 mes016,mes11 mes16

ma,ma education,master of arts education,mes-102 mes-104 mes-111 mes-115,mes-031 mes-032 mes-033 mes-034,mes-041 mes-42 mes-43,mae-001,mae-004,mes102 mes104 mes111 mes115,mes31 mes32 mes33 mes34,mes41 mes42 mes43,mae1,mae4

ma in social work,MSW001 msw006 MSWE010,MSW032,MSW1 msw6 MSWE10,MSW32

ma in social work,MSW-007 to 010 ,MSW-017,MSWE-001,mswe-002,mswe-003, MSWE-007,MSW7 ,MSW17,MSWE1,mswe2,mswe3, MSWE7

MSc Mathematics with Applications in Computer Science MACS,MMT-001 | MMT-002 | MMT-004 | MMT-005 | MMT-007,MMT1 | MMT2 | MMT4 | MMT5 | MMT7,MMTE-001 | MMTE-002 | MMTE-003 | MMTE-004 | MMT-009 |

mani-001,mani002 and man001,man002,mani1,mani2 man1,man2

MANE-001 mane-005, MANI-003,MANE1 mane5, MANI3

Master of Science Counselling and Family Therapy MSCCFT,MCFT-001, MCFT-002, MCFT-003, MCFT-004 and MCFT-005,MCFT1, MCFT2, MCFT3 MCFT4 MCFT5)

Master of Science Counselling and Family Therapy MSCCFT,MCFT-006, MCFT-007, MCFTE-001/MCFTE-002/MCFTE-003,MCFT6, MCFT7, MCFTE1/MCFTE2/MCFTE3

Master of Arts in Adult Education (MAAE),mae-001,mae002,mae003,mes-016,mae-004,mae005,maee-001,mae002,MESE-061,mese-062,mae1,mae2,mae3,mes16,mae4,mae5,maee1,mae2,MESE61,mese62

Master of Arts in Gandhi and Peace Studies (MAGPS), MGP-001 MGP-002-MGP-005,MGPE-006-MGPE-016,MGP1 MGP2-MGP5,MGPE6-MGPE16

Master of Arts in Gandhi and Peace Studies (MAGPS), MGP-001 MGP-002-MGP-005,MGPE-006-MGPE-016,MGP1 MGP2-MGP5,MGPE6-MGPE16

Master of Arts in Women’s and Gender Studies MAWGS,MWG-001 MWG-002 MWG-003 MWG-004 MWG-006 MWG-005 MWG-009 MWG-007 MWG-008 MWG-010 MWG0-11 MWG1 MWG2 MWG3 MWG4 MWG6 MWG5 MWG9 MWG7 MWG8 MWG10 MWG11,MWG001 || MWG002 MWG003 || MWG004 MWG006 || MWG005 || MWG009 MWG007 || MWG008 || MWG010 || MWG011

Master of Arts in Development Studies MADVS,MDV-101,mdv-102,mdv-103 MDV-106 MDV-109 MDV-004 MDV-105 MDV- 108 MDV- 110 MDV-111 MEDS-041 MEDS-042 MDV-115 MRD-101,MDV101,mdv102,mdv103 MDV106 MDV109 MDV4 MDV105 MDV108 MDV110 MDV111 MEDS41 MEDS42 MDV115 MRD101

Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication MAJMC,MJM-020 MJM-021 MJM-022 MJM-023 MJM-024 MJM25,MJM20 MJM21 MJM22 MJM23 MJM24 MJM25

Master of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication MAJMC,MJM-026 MJM-027 MJM-028 MJM-029 MJM-030 MJM-031,MJM26 MJM27 MJM28 MJM29 MJM30 MJM31

MASTER'S OF ARTS IN SANSKRIT (MSK),MSK1 || MSK2 || MSK3 || MSK5

Master of Science (Environmental Science) (MSCENV),MEV11 MEV13

Master of Science (Environmental Science) (MSCENV),MEVe11 MEVe13

Master of Science (Environmental Science) (MSCENV),MEV14 MEV16

MFC-001 MFC-002 MFC-003 MFC-004 MFC-1 MFC-2 MFC-3 MFC-4

MSEI-021 MSEI-022 MSEI-023 MSE-024,MSEI-21 MSEI-22 MSEI-23 MSE-24

MSEI-025 MSEI-026 MSEI-027 MSE-024,MSEI25 MSEI-225 MSEI-26 MSE-27

MJY-001 MJY-002 MJY-003 MJY-004,MJY-1 MJY-2 MJY-3 MJY-4

MUD-001 MUD-002 MUD-003 MUD-004

MEDS-052 MEDS-053 MEDS-054 MSW-009 MEDSE-046

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M.Sc (Renewable Energy and Environment), MRW-1,MRW-2,MED-3,MST-1,MRW1,MRW2,MED3,MST1,MRW 1,MRW 2,MED 3,MST 1

M.Sc (Renewable Energy and Environment), MRW-3 MRW-4 MEV-3 MRW3 MRW4 MEV3

MVA20,MVAL21,MVAL22,MVAL 20,MVAL 21,MVAL 22 ,Master of Arts (Drawing and Painting)

MVA23,MVAL24,MVAL25,MVAL 23,MVAL 24,MVAL 25 ,Master of Arts (Drawing and Painting)

MA in Environmental and Occupational Health

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ORGANISINGCHILD CARE SERVICES,acc1,acc01

anc1,anc01,anc001

bsc,bscg,b.scg,bsc(g),bsccbcs,b.sccbcs,

bsc,bschons,b.schons.,BSc Biochemestry (Honours)

Bsc,b.sc.,bscenglish,

bsc,b.sc.,bschindi

bsc,b.sc.,bschosp,bscbhm,bschha,b.h.m,B.Sc. in Hosp. and Hotel Administration(BHM),TS-1,ts-3,ts-6,ts-7,BEGE-103,TS-01,ts-03,ts-06,ts-07,BEGE103,TS1,ts3,ts6,ts7,BEGE103

bsc nursing,b.sc nursing,bscpb,bscnpb,bscpb

bcom,bcomcbcs,bcomg,b.comg,BCOC-131,bcoc-132,bcoc-133,bcoc-134,bcoc-135,bcoc-136,bcoc-137 BCOC-138,AECC-181/BEVAE-181,BCOC131,bcoc132,bcoc133,bcoc134,bcoc135,bcoc136,bcoc137 BCOC138,AECC181/BEVAE181,BCOLA138,BCOS184

bcome,bcom

bcomh,bcom

bcomaf,bcom,b.comaf,bcom(af) bcom af

bcom,b.com,bomca,b.comca,bcoma,bcomcaa,bcomca&a, bcom ca

b.com,bcom,bcomf,b.comf,bcomca,b.comca,bcomfca,b.comfca bcom f, bcom ca

BA,baold,b.a, b.a.g,ba,Mathematics,Psychology,Political Science,Public Administration,Sociology,Philosphy

BA,baold,bacbcs,b.a.c.b.c.s

b.sc(canh),b.sccanh,ba,banew,bacbcs,b.a.c.b.c.s

ba,bdp

BA,b.a.

ba,b.a.

ba,b.a.

bed,bed 1st year,BES125,BES142,BES144

bed,bed ,2nd year,BES-126,BES-129,BESE-131,bes-132,bes-135,BES126,BES129,BESE131,bes132,bes135

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,BACHELOR DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK,b.s.w,BSWE001,BSWE-01,BSWE-1,BSWE1

,BACHELOR DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK,b.s.w,BSWE001,BSWE-01,BSWE-1,BSWE1,BSWE002,BSWE004,BSWE2,BSWE4,BSWE-2,BSWE-4,BSWE-02,BSWE-04

BACHELOR DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK b.s.w,BSWE001,BSWE-003,BSWE005,BSWE006,BSWE-003,BSWE-05,BSWE-06,BSWE-003,BSWE-5,BSWE-6,BSWE-003,BSWE5,BSWE6,BSWE-003,BSWE05,BSWE06

b.s.w.g BACHELOR DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK GENERAL,BSW121,BSW122,BSW123

BA,B.A in Tourism Studies, b.a, TS1,TS2,TS1,TS-02,TS01,TS02

BA,B.A in Tourism Studies, b.a, TS4,TS-05,TS4,TS5,TS04,TS05

BA,B.A in Tourism Studies, b.a, TS3,TS6,TS7,TS-03,TS-06,TS-07 ,TS03,TS06,TS07

B.B.A, BRL-001,BRL-002,BRL-003,BRL-004,BRL1,BRL2,BRL3,BRL4,BRL001,BRL002,BRL003,BRL004,BRL-01,BRL-02,BRL-03,BRL-04,BRL-1,BRL-2,BRL-3,BRL-4

B.B.A,BRL-006,BRL-007,BRL-008,ECO-01,BCOA-01,AMK-01,BRL006,BRL007,BRL008,ECO01,BCOA01,AMK01,BRL6,BRL7,BRL8,ECO1,BCOA1,AMK1,BRL-6,BRL-7,BRL-8,ECO-1,BCOA-1,AMK-1

BRL-010,BRL-011,BRL-012 BRL-013 BRL-015,BRL10,BRL11,BR12 BRL13 BR15,BRL10,BRL-11,BR-12 BRL-13 BR-15

B.D.P B.R.P.A

BANC-131,banc-132,banc-133,banc-134,BANC131,banc132,banc133,banc134,BANC0131,banc0132,banc0133,banc0134,bag,bsc,b.a.g,b.sc

BECC-131,becc-132,becc-133,becc-134,BECC131,BECC114,becc132,becc133,becc134,BECC0131,becc0132,becc0133,becc0134

begc-131,begc-132,begc-133,BEGC114,begc-134,begc131,begc132,begc133,begc134

banc-101,banc-102,banc-103,banc-104,BANC114,banc-105,banc-106,banc-107,banc-108,banc101,banc102,banc103,banc104,banc105,banc106,banc107

BECC-101,BECC-102,BECC-103,BECC-104,BECC-105,BECC-106,BECC-107,BECC101,BECC102,BECC103,BECC104,BECC105,BECC106,BECC107

BEGC-101,BEGC-102,BEGC-103,BEGC-104,BEGC-105,BEGC-106,BEGC-107,BEGC-108,BEGC101,BEGC102,BEGC103,BEGC104,BEGC105,BEGC106,BEGC107,BEGC108

BHIC-131,BHIC-132,BHIC-133,BHIC-134,BHIC131,BHIC132,BHIC133,BHIC134

BMTC-131,BMTC-132,BMTC-133,BMTC-134,BMTC131,BMTC132,BMTC133,BMTC134

BHDC-131,BHDC-132,BHDC-133,BHDC-134,BHDC131,BHDC132,BHDC133,BHDC134

BHIC-101,BHIC-102,BHIC-103,BHIC-104,BHIC-105,,BHIC-114,BHIC-106,BHIC-107,BHIC101,BHIC102,BHIC103,BHIC104,BHIC105,BHIC106,BHIC107

BHDC-101,BDCH-102,BHDC-103,BHDC-104,BHDC-105,BHDC-106,BHDC-107,BHDC-183, BHDC0183,BHDC101,BDCH102,BHDC103,BHDC104,BHDC105,BHDC106,BHDC107,BHD183

BPCC-131,BPCC-132,BPCC-133,BPCC-134,BPCC131,BPCC132,BPCC133,BPCC134

BSKC-131,BSKC-132,BSKC-133,BSKC-134,BSKC131,BSKC132,BSKC133,BSKC134

BPSC-101 BPSC-102 BPSC-103 BPSC-104,BPSC114 BPSC-105 BPAC-106 BPSC-107 BPAC-108,BPSC101 BPSC102 BPSC103 BPSC104 BPSC105 BPAC106 BPSC107 BPAC108

BPCC-101 BPCC-102 BPCC-103 BPCC-104 BPCC-105, BPCC-106 BPCC-107,BPCC101 BPCC102 BPCC103 BPCC104 BPCC105, BPCC106 BPCC107

BSOC-131 BSOC-132 BSOC-133 BSOC-134,BSOC131 BSOC132 BSOC133 BSOC134

BUDC-131 BUDC-132 BUDC-133 BUDC-134,BUDC131 BUDC132 BUDC133 BUDC134,BUDLA-135,BUDLA135

BPAC-101 BPAC-102 BPAC-103 BPAC-104 BPAC-105 BPAC-106,BPAC-101 BPAC-102 BPAC-103 BPAC-104 BPAC-105 BPAC-106,bpac-107,bpac107

BSOC-101 BSOC-102 BSOC-103 BSOC-104 BSOC-105 BSOC-106 BSOC-107,BSOC101 BSOC102 BSOC103 BSOC104 BSOC105 BSOC106 BSOC107

BPYC-131 BPYC-132 BPYC-133 BPYC-134,BPYC131 BPYC132 BPYC133 BPYC134

BESC-131 BESC-132 BESC-133 BESC-134 BESE-141 BESE-142,BESC131 BESC132 BESC133 BESC134 BESE141 BESE142

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS

JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION

Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Development

Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital and Health Management

Post Graduate Diploma in Geriatric Medicine

Post Graduate Diploma in Maternal and Child Health (PGDMCH) MME-301 MME-302 MME-302 MME-303 MME-303

Post Graduate Certificate in Information and Assistive Technologies for the Instructors of Visually Impaired

Post Graduate Diploma in Library Automation and Networking

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AUDIO PROGRAMME PRODUCTION

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AUDIO PROGRAMME PRODUCTION

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS,mip001,mip1,mip01,mip104,mip4,mip04

Post Graduate Diploma in Environment and Sustainable Development,med001,med1,med01,med004,med4,med04>

Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Family Theraphy,MCFT-001, MCFT-002, MCFT-003,MCFT-004 and MCFT-005,mcft001,mcft01,mcft1

Post Graduate Diploma in Sustainability Science,msd11,msd011,msd0011

Post-Graduate Diploma in Book Publishing,MBP1,MBP01,MBP001

POST GRADUATION DIPLOMA IN HIGHER EDUCATION,mes assignmets,mes1,mes101

POST GRADUATION DIPLOMA IN HIGHER EDUCATION,mes assignmets,mes1,mes101

Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management,MPA-001 MPA-002 MPA-003 MPA-004 MPA-005MPA-006 MPA-007,mpa1,mpa01,mpa001

Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management MPA-001 MPA-002 MPA-003 MPA-004 MPA-005MPA-006 MPA-007,mpa1,mpa01,mpa001

Post Graduate Diploma in School Leadership and Management,mes4,mes5,mes6,mes7,mes8,mes04,mes004

Post-Graduate Diploma in Food Safety and Quality Management,mvp1,mvp01,mvp001,mvpi1,mvpi01,mvpi001

Post-Graduate Diploma in Education Technology,mes131,mes31,mes031

MFC-001 MFC-002 MFC-003 MFC-004,MFC-1 MFC-2 MFC-3 MFC-4,MFC-01 MFC-02 MFC-03 MFC-04

MAE-001,MAE-002,MAE-003,MES-16,MAE-1,MAE-2,MAE-3

mve-001,mve-002,mve-003,mve-16,mve-1,mve-2,mve-3

Post Graduate Certificate in Agriculture Policy,mnr1,mnr01,mnr001,mnre15,mnre015,mnre115

Post Graduate Diploma in Educational Management and Administration,MES41,mes041,mes141,mes42,mes43,mes043,mes48

Post-Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry,mch1,mch01,mch001,

Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justicemle11,mle011,mle111,mle assignments

Post-Graduate Certificate in Malayalam-Hindi Translation,MTT1,MTT4,MTT5,MTT001,MTT004,MTT005

mttp-2

Post-Graduate Certificate in Bangla-Hindi Translation,MTT1,MTT2,MTT3,MTT01,MTT001,

mttp-1,

Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics,MST001,MST005,MSTE001,MSTE002 and MSTL001,MSTL002 MST1,MST01,MSTE1,MSTE01,MSTL1,MSTL01

Post Graduate Diploma in Information Security,MSEI21,MSEI021,MSE24,MSE024

Post Graduate Diploma in Pre-Primary Education,MES81,MES81

MMMM-101 MCMM-101 MMMM-101 MCMM-101 MMMM-102 MCMM-102 MMMM-102 MCMM-102 MMMM-103 MCMM-103 MMMM-103 MCMM-103 MMMM-104 MCMM-104 MMMM-104 MCMM-104 MMMM-104 MCMM-104

Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Development,MEDS41,MEDS041,MEDSE46

Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Planning and Development,MEDS41,MEDS041,MEDSE46

PG Diploma in Mental Health,MPC51,MPC051,MPC052

Post Graduate Diploma in Social Work Counselling,MSW1,MSW01,MSW001,MSW12,MSW012,MSW13

Post Graduate Diploma in Social Work Counselling,MSW1,MSW01,MSW001,MSW12,MSW012,MSW13

Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s & Gender Studies,mwg4,mwg04,mwg004

Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s & Gender Studies,mwg1,mwg01,mwg001

Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s & Gender Studies,mwg2,mwg02,mwg002

Post Graduate Diploma in Women’s & Gender Studies,mwg3,mwg03,mwg003

Post Graduate Diploma in Gandhi and Peace Studies,mgp1,mgp01,mgp001,mgpe6,mgpe06,mgpe006,mgpe7,mgpe007,mgpe9,mgpe009,mgpe09,mgpe14,mgpe014

Post Graduate Diploma in Gandhi and Peace Studies,mgp1,mgp01,mgp001,mgpe6,mgpe06,mgpe006,mgpe7,mgpe007,mgpe9,mgpe009,mgpe09,mgpe14,mgpe014

Post-Graduate Diploma in Library Automation and Networking,mli1,mli01,mli001,mli007,mli006,mli005

Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental and Occupational Health,mev1,mev01,mev001,meve1,meve01,meve001,mev2,mev3,mev4

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,mcs11,mcs011,mcs15,mcsl16,mcsl016,mcsl17,mcsl017

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,MCS-021, MCS-022, MCS-023, MCS-024, MCSL-025,mcs21,mcs021,mcsl25,mcsl025,mcs22,mcs23,mcs24

PG Diploma in Animal Welfare,maw1,maw01,maw001,maw2,maw3,maw003

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS,MCS201, MCS202, MCS203, MCSL204, MCSL205,mcs201,

PG Diploma in Corporate Social Responsibility,meds51,meds051,medse46,medse046,meds52,meds052,meds53,meds54

p.g.d.t,POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TRANSLATION,pgdt-1,pgdt-2,pgdt-3,pgdt-4,pgdt-01,pgdt-02,pgdt-03,pgdt-04,pgdt1,pgdt2,pgdt3,pgdt4,pgdt5,pgdt05,pgdt-05,pgdt5

Post Graduate Diploma in Development Studies (PGDDVS)

MDC-002 MDC-003 MDC-004 MDC-005

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN NEW LITERATURES IN ENGLISH

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AMERICAN LITERATURE

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BRITISH LITERATURE

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN WRITINGS FROM THE MARGINS

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE NOVEL

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN WRITINGS FROM INDIA

POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INVENTORY PLANNING

POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DIGITAL MEDIA

Diploma in Creative Writing in English,dce1,dce01,dce001,dec2,dce3,dce4,dce5,dec02,dce03,dce04,dce05

Diploma in Dairy Technology,bpvi11,bpvi011,bpvi12,bpvi012,bpvi13,bpvi013,bpvi14,bpvi014,bpvi15,bpvi015,bpvi16,bpvi016,bpvi17,bpvi017,bpvi18,bpvi018

Diploma in Dairy Technology,bpvi11,bpvi011,bpvi12,bpvi012,bpvi13,bpvi013,bpvi14,bpvi014,bpvi15,bpvi015,bpvi16,bpvi016,bpvi17,bpvi017,bpvi18,bpvi018

DIPLOMA IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION,dece1,dece01,dece001,dece2,dece02,dece002,dece3,dece03,dece003,dece-01,dece001

Diploma in Meat Technology,BPVI021,BPVI028,bpvi21,bpvi021,bpvi22,bpvi23,bpvi24,bpvi25,bpvi26,bpvi27,bpvi28,bpvi22,bpvi023,bpvi024,bpvi025,bpvi026,bpvi027,bpvi028

Diploma in Meat Technology,BPVI021,BPVI028,bpvi21,bpvi021,bpvi22,bpvi23,bpvi24,bpvi25,bpvi26,bpvi27,bpvi28,bpvi22,bpvi023,bpvi024,bpvi025,bpvi026,bpvi027,bpvi028

Diploma in Nursing Administration,bns11,bns12,bns011,bns012

Diploma in Nursing Administration,bns13,bns14,bns013,bns014

Diploma Programme in Nutrition and Health Education,dnhe1,dnhe01,dnhe-01,dnhe2,dnhe02,dnhe-02,dnhe3,dnhe03,dnhe-03,dnhe001,dnhe-001

Diploma in Tourism Studies,ts1,ts01,ts2,ts02,ts3,ts03

Diploma in Tourism Studies,ts1,ts01,ts2,ts02,ts3,ts03

Diploma in Value Added Products from Fruits and Vegetables,BPVI1,BPVI01,BPVI001,BPVI4,BPVI04,BPVI004,BPVI8,BPVI08,BPVI008

Diploma in Value Added Products from Fruits and Vegetables,BPVI1,BPVI01,BPVI001,BPVI4,BPVI04,BPVI004,BPVI8,BPVI08,BPVI008

Diploma in Women’s Empowerment and Development,BWEE004,BWEE005,BWEE012,BWEE4,BWEE5,BWEE12

Diploma in Women’s Empowerment and Development,BWEE004,BWEE005,BWEE012,BWEE4,BWEE5,BWEE12

Diploma in Women’s Empowerment and Development,BWEF002,BWEE006,BWEE007,BWEE008,BWEF2,BWEE6,BWEE7,BWEE8,BWEF02,BWEE06,BWEE07,BWEE08

Diploma in Women’s Empowerment and Development,BWEF002,BWEE006,BWEE007,BWEE008,BWEF2,BWEE6,BWEE7,BWEE8,BWEF02,BWEE06,BWEE07,BWEE08

DIPLOMA IN RETAILING,brl-1,brl-2,brl-3,brl-4

Diploma in Urdu,OUL003,OULE001,OULE2,OULE5,OULP1,OUL3,OULE1,OULE2,OULE5,OULP1

Diploma in Watershed Management,BNRI101,BNRI105,BNRI106,BNRI107

Diploma in Watershed Management,BNRI101,BNRI105,BNRI106,BNRI107

Diploma in Aquaculture,BAQ001 BAQ002 BAQ3,BAQ1 BAQ2 BAQ3

Diploma in Fish Products Technology,BPVI-041,BPVI045,BPV046

Diploma in BPO Finance & Accounting,BPOI1,bpoi01,bpoi001,BPOI4,bpoi04,bpoi004,BPOI7,bpoi07,bpoi007

Diploma in Paralegal Practice,BLE001,BLW004,BLEP1,BLE1,BLW004,BLEP1

Diploma in Paralegal Practice,BLE001,BLW004,BLEP1,BLE1,BLW004,BLEP1

DIPLOMA IN PANCHAYAT LEVEL ADMINISTRATION AND DEVELOPMENT,bpr-1 bpr-2 bpr-3,bpr-5

Diploma in Teaching German,DTG001,DTG002,DTG003,DTG004,DTG1,DTG2,DTG3,DTG4

Diploma in Event Management,BHC011,BHC015,mBHC012,BHC013

Post Graduate Diploma in Disaster Management,MDV101,MDV109,MDV103,MDV104

Diploma in Value Added Products from Fruits and Vegetables,BPVI1,BPVI8,BPVI001,BPVI008,BPVI01,BPVI08

Diploma in Value Added Products from Fruits and Vegetables,BPVI1,BPVI8,BPVI001,BPVI008,BPVI01,BPVI08

Diploma in Horticulture,BAP2,BAPI4,BAPI007,BAP002,BAPI004,BAPI007

Diploma Programme in Value Education,BEDS-001,BEDS-005,BEDS-004,BEDS-003,BEDS1,BEDS5,BEDS4,BEDs3,BEDS2,BEDS-002

Diploma in Modern Office Practice Programme

Diploma in Theatre Arts

Post Graduate Certificate in Gandhi and Peace Studies,MGP-001,mgp005,MGPE-007,mgpe8,MGP1,mgp5,MGPE7,mgpe8,MGP001,mgp-5,MGPE-7,mgpe-8

Post Graduate Certificate in Gandhi and Peace Studies,MGP-001,mgp005,MGPE-007,mgpe8,MGP1,mgp5,MGPE7,mgpe8,MGP001,mgp-5,MGPE-7,mgpe-8

Post-Graduate Certificate in Adult Education,pgcae assignments,mae001,mae1

Post Graduate Certificate in Geoinformatics,MGY1 MGY2,MGY3,MGY001 MGY002,MGY003

Post Graduate Certificate in Cyber Law,MIR011 MIR012 MIR013 MIR014,MIR-011 MIR-012 MIR-013 MIR-014

Post Graduate Certificate in Climate Change,MEV21 ,MEV25,MEV23 ,MEV24,,MEV021 ,MEV025,MEV023 ,MEV024,MEV-21 ,MEV-25,MEV-23 ,MEV-24

Certificate in Solid Waste Management,BEV001,bev-002,bev-003,BEV1,bev2,bev3,BEV01,bev002,bev003

Post Graduate Certificate in Industrial Safety,MIS24,MIS21,MIS-24,MIS-21,MIS23,MIS22

PG Certificate in Medical Management of CBRNE Disasters

CERTIFICATE IN HIV AND FAMILY EDUCATION and DIPLOMA IN HIV AND FAMILY EDUCATION,BFE101,bfe102,BFEE-101BFEE104,BFE101,bfe102,BFEE-102 BFEE103

Certificate Programme in French Language,BFLI-001,BFLI-002,BFLI-003,BFLI1,BFLI2,BFLI3,BFLI001,BFLI002,BFLI003

Certificate in Disaster Management,CDM-01,cdm-02,CDM1,cdm2,CDM01,cdm02

Certificate in Disaster Management,CDM-01,cdm-02,CDM1,cdm2,CDM01,cdm02

Certificate in Environmental Studies,TS5,AHE01,TS-05,AHE-001,TS05,AHE001

Certificate Programme in Functional English (Basic Level) (CFE),BEG004,BEG005,BEG006,BEG4,BEG5,BEG6

Certificate in Food and Nutrition,CFN-1,cfn-2,cfn-3,CFN-01,cfn-02,cfn-03,CFN1,cfn2,cfn3

Certificate in Health Care Waste Management,BHM-101 BHM-102 BHME-101 BHME-102 BHME-103 BHME-104 BHME-105 BHME-106,BHM101 BHM102 BHME101 BHME102 BHME103 BHME104 BHME105 BHME106

Certificate in Russian Language,ORU001,ORUL002,ORU1,ORUL2

Certificate in Arabic Language,BAL1,BAL2,BAL001,BAL002

Certificate in Human Rights,CHR-11,CHR-12,CHR11,chr12

Certificate in Human Rights,CHR-11,CHR-12,CHR11,chr12

Certificate in Guidance,nes101,nes102,nes103,nes-104,nes-102,nes-103,nes-104

Certificate in Guidance,nes101,nes102,nes103,nes-104,nes-102,nes-103,nes-104

Certificate in Sericulture,BLP-001,BLP-104,BLPI-002,BLPI3,BLP1,BLP104,BLPI2,BLPI3

Certificate in Sericulture,BLP-001,BLP-104,BLPI-002,BLPI3,BLP1,BLP104,BLPI2,BLPI3

Certificate in Nutrition and Childcare,CNCC-1,CNCC-2,CNCC1,CNCC2

Certificate in FIRST AID

Certificate in FIRST AID

Certificate in Korean Language & Culture,BKL1 ,BKL2,BKL-1,BKL-2

Certificate in Organic Farming,BAP1,BAPI2

Certificate in Organic Farming,BAP1,BAPI2

Certificate Programme in Rural Development,MRD-101,MRD-102,MRD-103

Certificate Programme in the Teaching of English as a Second Language,CTE-01,cte02,cte03,CTE1,cte2,cte3

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE,CTE-04,cte-05,CTE04,ct05,CTE4,cte5

Certficate Programme in Teaching of Primary School Mathematics,Teaching of Primary School Mathematics,AMT1,LMT1,AMT01,LMT01

Certificate in Tourism Studies,TS-1, TS-2,TS1, TS2

Certificate in Tourism Studies,TS-1, TS-2,TS1, TS2

Certificate in Community Radio,BJM1,BJM2,BJM01,BJM02

Certificate in Community Radio,BJM1,BJM2,BJM01,BJM02

Certificate in Urdu Language,OUL1,OUL2

Appreciation Course on Population and Sustainable Development ()

Certificate in Consumer Protection,CPI=101,cpi-102,cpi-103,CPI101,cpi102,cpi103

Certificate in Water Harvesting and Management,ONR-001,onr-002,onr-003,ONR1,onr2,onr3

Certificate in Water Harvesting and Management,ONR-001,onr-002,onr-003,ONR1,onr2,onr3

Certificate in Poultry Farming,OLP-001,OLPI-001,olpi-002,OLP1,OLPI1,olpi2

Certificate in Poultry Farming,OLP-001,OLPI-001,olpi-002,OLP1,OLPI1,olpi2

Certificate in Information Technology,CIT-001,cit-002,cit-003,CITL-001,CIT1,cit2,cit3,CITL1

CERTIFICATE IN NGO MANAGEMENT,BMS-001,bms-002,bms-003,BMS1,bms2,bms3

Certificate in Energy Technology and Management,OEY-001,oey-002,oey-003,OEY1,oey2,oey3

Certificate in Visual Arts- Painting Assignments,OVA01,OVA2,OVA3,OVAL4 ,OVAL5 ,OVAL6,OVA1,OVA2,OVA3,OVAL4,OVAL5,OVAL6,OVA-001 OVA-002 OVA-003 OVAL-004 OVAL-005 OVAL-006

Certificate in Visual Arts- Applied Arts Assignments,OVA-001 OVA-002 OVA-003 OVAL-004 OVAL7 OVAL8,OVA1 OVA2 OVA3 OVAL4 OVAL7 OVAL8

THEATRE PRACTICALS,OTH-001 OTHL-002 OTHL-003 OTHL-004 OVA-001 OVA-002,OTH1 OTHl2 OTHL3 OTHL4 OVA1 OVA2

Certificate of Competency in Power Distribution (Technicians) OEE-1 OEE-2 (CCPD)

Advanced Certificate in Power Distribution Management,BEE1 BEE2 BEE3

Certificate in International Humanitarian Law,BLE-035,BLE-036,BLE-037,BLEPP-038,BLE35,BLE36,BLE37,BLEPP38

Certificate in Co-operation, Co-operative Law, BLE-011,BLE-014,BLE-013,BLE-012,BLE11,BLE14,BLE13,BLE12

Certificate in Adolescent Health and Counselling,CNS AH1 CNS AH2

Advanced Certificate in Information Security,OSEI-041,OSEI-042,OSE-43,OSEI-044,OSEI41,OSEI42,OSE43,OSEI44,OSEI43,OSEI-43

Certificate in Bee Keeping,OAPI-011,OAPI-012,OAPI-013,OAPI11,OAPI12,OAPI13

Certificate in Bee Keeping,OAPI-011,OAPI-012,OAPI-013,OAPI11,OAPI12,OAPI13

Certificate in Social Work and Criminal Justice System,MSW-031,msw032,MSW31,msw32

Certificate in Social Work and Criminal Justice System,MSW-031,msw032,MSW31,msw32

Certificate in Anti Human Trafficking,BLE-031,ble-032,ble-033,BLE31,ble32,ble33

Certificate in Anti Human Trafficking,BLE-031,ble-032,ble-033,BLE31,ble32,ble33

Certificate in Home Based Health Care

Certificate in Home Based Health Care

Post-Graduate Certificate in Patent Practice,MIR-021,mir-022,mir-023,MIR21,mir22,mir23

Certificate Programme In Value Education

Nursing Management in Critical Care Conditions,BNS-32,BNS-032

Nursing Management in Critical Care Conditions,BNS-31,BNS-031

Certificate in Communication and IT Skills,BPOI6,BPOI7

Certificate in Maternal and Child Health Nursing

Certificate Programme on Life and Thought of B.R. Ambedkar,BAB-101,bab-102,bab-103,bab-104

Certificate Programme on Life and Thought of B.R. Ambedkar,BAB-101,bab-102,bab-103,bab-104

(Certificate in Community Health for Nurses),BNS41,BNS42

Certificate Programme in Library and Information Science

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN NEWBORN AND INFANT NURSING

Certificate in Japanies Language,BJLI1,BJLI2,BJLI3,BJLI4

Certificate in Tribal Studies,BSW-041,bsw042,bsw043,bsw044,bsw42,bsw43,bsw44

Certificate in Spanish Language & Culture,BSL001,bsl-002,BSL1,bsl2

Certificate in Fashion Design,BFDI-071,bfdi072,bfdi073 BFD-074,BFDI71,bfdi72,bfdi73 BFD74

Certificate Programme in Yoga,BYG-001,byg-002,BYG1,byg2

Certificate in German Language,BGL1,BGL2,BGL3

Certificate in Persian Language,BPEL-011,BPEL-12,bpel11,bpel12

Certificate Course in General Duty Assistance,BHT-001,bht-002,BHT1,bht2

Certificate Course in Home Health Assistance,BHT-016,bht-017,BHT16,bht17

Certificate Programme in Peace Studies and Conflict ManagemenT,BGP-002,bgp-003,BGP2,bgp3

Certificate Programme in Peace Studies and Conflict ManagemenT,BGP-002,bgp-003,BGP2,bgp3

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN GENDER, AGRICULTURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,MGS-041,MGS-042,MGS-043,MGS41,MGS42,MGS43

CERTIFICATE IN MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT,BCS-091,bcs-092,bcs-093,bcs-094,BCSL-091,BCS91,bcs92,bcs93,bcs94,BCSL91

Certificate in Solid Waste Treatment Techniques,bwa-1,bwa1,bwa 1.bwa-2,bwa2,bwa 2,bwa-3,bwa3,bwa 3,bwap-1

Certificate in Geriatric Care Assistance (CGCA) bht-6,bht-7

Certificate Course in Phlebotomy Assistance (CPHA)

ssb-1 Certificate(Communicative Sanskrit)

Certificate in Primary Teaching

bevae181,aecee181

BCOC-131,bcoc-132,bcoc-133,bcoc-134,bcoc-135,bcoc-136,bcoc-137 BCOC-138,BCOC131,bcoc132,bcoc133,bcoc134,bcoc135,bcoc136,bcoc137 BCOC138

bcola138

bcos-184

BPHCT131,BPHCT133, BPHCT135, BPHCT137

BBYCT133 BBYCT135 BBYCT131 BBYCT137

BGYCT131 BGYCT133 BGYCT135 BGYCT137

BMTC131 BMTC132 BMTC133 BMTC134

MMT008, MMTE007,MMT8, MMTE7

BGGCT131, BGGCT132, BGGCT133, BGGCT135

BZYCT131, BZYCT133, BZYCT135, BZYCT137

BCHCT133, BCHCT135, BCHCT131, BCHCT137

BMYLA135

BEGC131, BEGC132

BEGLA135 BEGLA136 BEGLA137

begla138,begl0138

bhdc134

BHDLA-135 BHDLA-136 BHDLA-137

BHDAE182

BHDC133

BSKC131 BSKC133

BSKLA135

BEGC101 BEGC102 BEGC103 BEGC104,BEGC-101, BEGC-102, BEGC-103, BEGC-104

BEGG 171

BHDC101 BHDC102 BHDC103 BHDC104,BHDC-101, BHDC-102, BHDC-103, BHDC-104

BUDC131/BUDLA135 BUDC132 BUDC133,BUDC-131/BUDLA-135, BUDC-132, BUDC-133

BGGCT131

BMTC-131,bmtc-132,BMTC131,bmtc132,BTMC-131,bmtc-132,bmtc-133,bmtc-134,bmtc-135,bmtc-136,BTMC131,bmtc132,bmtc133,bmtc134,bmtc135,bmtc136,bmtc137,bmtc138,bmtc-137,bmtc-138

BANC-101, BANC-102, BANC-103, BANC-104,BANC101, BANC102, BANC103, BANC104

BANC133 BANC131,BANC-133 BANC-132,BANC132

BECC-101, BECC-102,BECC-103,BECC-104,BECC101, BECC102, BECC103, BECC104

BECC-131, BECC-132,becc-133,BECC131, BECC132,becc133

BECS184

BHIC-133, BHIC-132, BHIC-131,BHIC133 BHIC132 BHIC131

BPSC-101,BPSC-102,BPSC-103,BPSC-104,BPSC101,BPSC102,BPSC103,BPSC104

BPSC-131,BPSC-132,BPSC-133,BPSC-134,BPSC131,BPSC132,BPSC133,BPSC134

BPCC-133 BPCC-132 BPCC-131,BPCC133 BPCC132 BPCC131

BPAC-101 BPAC-102 BPAC-103 BPAC-104,BPAC101 BPAC102 BPAC103 BPAC104

BPAC-133 BPAC-131 BPAC-132,BPAC133 BPAC131 BPAC132,BPAC-134,BPAC134

BSOC101, BSOC102, BSOC104 , BSOC106

BSOC133, BSOC132, BSOC131

BPAG171,BPAG172

BSOG171, BPCG172

BGDG172

BESC131

BANS183

BEGAE182,BHDS183

BPCS183, BPCS185

BHDAE182

BEGS183

BHDLA138

BODLA135

BANS183,BANS184

BCOS183,BCOS184,bcos-184

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BPAS184

BPCS-183, BPCS-184 BPCS-185 BPCS-186,BPCS183, BPCS184 BPCS185 BPCS186 bpcs187,bpcs187 ,bpcs-187

BSOS184

bpcg171,bpcg-173,BPCG173

BSOG171, BSOG173

BBCCT101 BBCCT103 BBCCT105 BBCCT107,BBCCT101 BBCCT103 BBCCT105 BBCCT107

BANC105,BANC106

FEG01/BEGF101 FEG02,FEG1/BEGF1 FEG2

FHD02,FHD2

FUD-01,FUD01,FUD1

BBHF001,BBHF01,BBHF1

BHDF101

FBG01,FBG1

EHI-01 EHI-02 EHI-03 EHI-04 EHI-05 EHI-06 EHI-07,EHI01 EHI02 EHI03 EHI04 EHI05 EHI06 EHI07,EHI1 EHI2 EHI3 EHI4 EHI5 EHI6 EHI7

BHIE107

BSHF101

EHD-02 EHD-03 EHD-04 EHD-05,EHD02 EHD03 EHD04 EHD05,EHD2 EHD3 EHD4 EHD5,,EHD1 EHD6 EHD7 EHD8,EHD01 EHD-06 EHD-07 EHD08

BHDE101,bhde106,bhde107,bhde108,BHDE-101,bhde-106,bhde-107,bhde-108

BGSE01,BGSE001,BGSE1

BEGE-103 BEGE-104 BEGE-101 BEGE-102 BEGE-107 BEGE-106 BEGE-108 BEGE-105,BEGE103 BEGE104 BEGE101 BEGE102 BEGE107 BEGe106 BEGE108 BEGE105

EEG-01,eeg-02,eeg-06,EEG01,eeg02,eeg06,EEG1,eeg2,eeg6

ATR01,ATR1

AFW01,AFW1

AWR01/BEGA102,AWR1/BEGA102

BEGA001,BEGA01,BEGA1,BEGA-01

ACC01,ACC1

BRPA101

AFW01,AFW1,bhda101

blu1,blue01,blue001,blu2,blue02,blue002,blu6,blue06,blue006

BPY1,BPY3 BPY-003,BPY-002,BPY01 BPY04,BPY3,BPY1 BPY4

BPY5,BPY6 BPY-005,BPY-006,BPY05 BPY06,BPY5,BPY6 BPY7,bpy8

BPY-009,BPY-010,BPY-011,BPY-012,BPYE-001, BPYE-002,BPY009,BPY010,BPY011,BPY012,BPYE001, BPYE2,,BPY9,BPY10,BPY11,BPY12,BPYE1, BPYE2

BPSE212

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2024 Regular Season

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Jack Flaherty Bio

• Fullname: Jack Rafe Flaherty
• Nickname: Flare
• Born: 10/15/1995 in Burbank, CA
• Draft: 2014, St. Louis Cardinals, Round: 1, Overall Pick: 34
• High School: Harvard-Westlake, Studio City, CA
• Debut: 9/01/2017

Began the 2023 season with St. Louis, before being traded to Baltimore on Aug. 1...combined to pitch in 29 games, including 27 starts... Posted his 10th career double-digit strikeout game on May 15 vs. Milwaukee, throwing 7.0 shutout innings with three hits allowed, two walks and 10 strikeouts... Started five games with the Cardinals in July, going 3-1 with a 3.03 ERA (29.2IP/10ER) and 26 strikeouts... Made his Baltimore debut on Aug. 3 at Toronto, sitting down 15 straight Blue Jays after allowing the first two batters of the game to reach...according to the Elias Sports Bureau, he became the second pitcher since the Orioles moved to Baltimore in 1954 to retire 15 straight batters at any point in his debut with the team, joining Dave McNally, who set down 17 in a row in his MLB debut on Sept. 26, 1962 vs. Kansas City (Game 1)...Struck out 16 batters in his first two starts with the Orioles, the most in that span since the team moved to Baltimore... Appeared in one game during the American League Division Series vs. Texas, throwing 2.0 innings.

Missed a total of 122 games due to a right shoulder injury (64 games from April 7-June 14 and another 58 games from June 27-Sept.4)....Began the season on the 15-day Injured List with right shoulder discomfort (4/4) and was later transferred to the 60-day Injured List (5/20)....Activated from the 60-day Injured List on June 15 and made his season debut vs. Pirates. Took a no-decision in a Cardinals 6-4 loss, allowing four runs (three earned) in his 3.0 IP while throwing 60 pitches....Made two more starts for St. Louis in June before returning to the 15-Day Injured List with a right shoulder strain (6/27). Was transferred to the 60-Day Injured List (7/11)....Activated from the Injured List (9/5). Finished his season 2-1 with a 3.86 ERA and 27 strikeouts over his last six outings (five starts). Throw 5.0+ innings in every start, with the Cardinals posting a 5-1 record....Returned to the Busch Stadium mound on 9/5 vs. Washington for the first time since 6/26 and worked 5.0 IP, allowing one run on six hits. Took the loss, as the Cardinals were blanked, 6-0, by the Nationals...Posted season highs in strikeouts (9), innings pitched (6.0) and pitches thrown (99) in a 5-4 win at SD (9/22) for his first win of the season and first since 8/13/21 at KC....Notched his 600th career strikeout in a 1.0-inning relief outing for his final regular season appearance on 10/4 at Pittsburgh. Became the 31st Cardinals pitcher to reach that milestone and in 523.1 IP, was the fastest to reach the mark in club history...Made a total of seven injury rehab starts at Memphis (AAA) and Springfield (AA) over two different stints in June and August, going 1-2 with a 3.00 ERA (27.0 IP) and 34 strikeouts.

Made 17 appearances (15 starts) over an injury-shortened season, missing a combined 88 games due to left oblique and right shoulder strains... Began the season 8-1 with a 2.90 ERA in 11 starts, leading all of Major League Baseball in wins (St. Louis was 9-0) and runs support (9.87) before missing time due to injury... Held his opposition to three earned runs or fewer in 13 of his 15 starts... Became the first Cardinals starting pitcher to begin a season 8-0 since Bob Gibson in 1965 and first MLB starting pitcher to do so since Houston's Dallas Keuchel (9-0 in 2017)... Became the first Cardinal to win eight consecutive starts since John Tudor (9 from 6/3-7/11) and Joaquin Andujar (8 from 5/10-6/14) in 1985... Flaherty was also the first to record 8 wins in the team’s first 43 games since Bob Tewksbury (8-1 in 1994)... Became one of three starting pitchers in franchise history whose team won in his first nine starts of the season, joining Michael Wacha (2015) and Bob Forsch (1982)... Joined Bob Gibson (8-0, 2.42 in 1965) and Burleigh Grimes (8-1, 2.66 in 1931) as the only three Cardinals to record a sub-3.00 ERA and win at least 8 of his first 9 games to begin a season... Limited opposing left-handers to hit .195/.275/.315 (29-149) with a career single-season low .591 OPS... Missed 60 games (6/1-8/12) with a left oblique strain suffered while batting on 5/31 at Los Angeles Dodgers. Placed on the 10-day Injured List on June 1 and transferred to the 60-Day IL on July 2... Activated on 8/13 and made three starts before suffering a right shoulder strain on 8/24 vs. Detroit. Placed on the 10-day Injured List the following day... Activated on 9/24 and pitched in the opening frame of a 12-4 win over the Chicago Cubs in Game 2 of a doubleheader sweep at Wrigley Field... Made his second consecutive Opening Day start (2020-21) on 4/1 at Cincinnati. Became the 5th pitcher in Cardinals history to make multiple Opening Day starts before turning age 26, joining Joe Magrane (3), Dizzy Dean (3), Lee Meadows (2), and Johnny Lush (2)... Joined Chicago White Sox’s Lucas Giolito and Atlanta Braves’ Max Fried as Opening Day starters who graduated from Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles, Calif... Pushed his win-loss mark to 10-2 with a 1.41 ERA in 17 career starts in August, making him the MLB leader in August ERA and opponent BA (.148) since the Live Ball Era (1920)... Made two relief appearances (9/29 vs. Milwaukee & 10/1 vs. Chicago Cubs), both scoreless while striking out at least one batter... Hit his first Major League home run off former teammate Austin Gomber (5/7 vs. Colorado) at Busch Stadium.

Held his opposition to three runs or fewer in eight of his nine starts...The Cardinals were 5-4 in his starts, with three losses coming when he received zero runs of support...Made his first career Opening Day start, coming vs. Pittsburgh (7/24), tossing 7.0 innings for his 20th career win. Allowed two runs following 6.2 scoreless innings before a two-RBI single by Jacob Stallings in the 7th inning broke his career high streak of 25.2 scoreless innings (9/19/19)...At age 24.283, he became the 16th youngest Cardinal to make an Opening Day start (since 1904) and youngest since Joe Magrane (Age 24.275) on April 3, 1989, vs. the New York Mets...After the COVID-19 team shutdown, went 25 days between his first and second starts of the season (8/19-1 at Chicago Cubs). Marked the shortest start of career (41 pitches in 1.2 innings as the Cardinals won 9-3)...Surrendered a career-high nine runs at Milwaukee (9/15), snapping a streak of 22 consecutive regular season starts of limiting his opposition to three runs or fewer...The 22-game streak was the longest in Cardinals history, out-distancing 19 straight starts by Bob Gibson (1968) and Lance Lynn (2014), and nine games shy of the MLB record by a non-opener held by Jacob deGrom (31)...Threw a career high 43 pitches in the 1st inning at Chicago Cubs (9/4), most by a Cardinal in the 1st inning during the 2020 season...Pushed his won-loss mark to 9-1 with a 0.99 ERA in 14 career starts in August, making him the MLB leader in August ERA and opponent BA (.139) since the Live Ball Era (1920).

2020 POSTSEASON: Made a start in deciding Game 3 of the Wild Card Series at San Diego...allowed one run over six innings with eight strikeouts (110 pitches) in the 4-0 defeat... ran his postseason career strikeout total to 30 over his first four postseason starts (2019-20), T-4th most in MLB postseason history in a pitcher’s first four starts.

Is the 3rd Cardinal in franchise history to strike out 180 or more in two of his first three career seasons (2018-19), joining Dizzy Dean (1932-33), and Lance Lynn (2012-13)...Struck out 231 in 2019 (6th in NL), becoming the 8th different Cardinal (19th instance) and youngest in franchise history to strike out 200 or more in a season...His 231 strikeouts ranked 6th in franchise single-season history, trailing only Bob Gibson (1964, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970)...Has struck out 433 batters over his first 67 career games, the most ever by a Cardinal and 12th-most in National League history (since 1908)...Recorded five double-digit strikeouts games in 2019 and has eight for his career. His eight games with 10+ strikeouts in his first 67 career games are a Cardinals record...In 2019, set the Cardinals single-season records in strikeouts/ 9 IP (10.59) and percentage of swings that missed (30.7) (in data since 1988)...Led the National League with 124 strikeouts after the AllStar Break in 2019. Ranks 2nd among NL pitchers with 219 strikeouts Post All-Star Break over the last two seasons (2018-19) behind only Mets Jacob deGrom (237)...His 182 strikeouts as a rookie in 2018 ranked 3rd all-time in Cardinals history behind Rick Ankiel (194 in 1999) and Dizzy Dean (191 in 1932)...Averaged 10.85 strikeouts/9 IP in 2018, ranking first among rookies in franchise history (min. 150 IP) and 4th all-time for rookies behind Kerry Wood (12.58 in 1998), Dwight Gooden (11.39 in 1984) and Hideo Nomo (11.10 in 1995)...Established a Cardinals Division Series record with 16 strikeouts in 2019 vs. Atlanta...Became the 6th pitcher in MLB postseason history and first Cardinal age 23 or younger to make two starts in a division series, joining Jaret Wright (1997 Indians), Fernando Valenzuela (1981 Dodgers), Jarrod Parker (2012 A's), Sonny Gray (2013 A's), and Gerrit Cole (2013 Pirates)...Joined Chris Carpenter (1-0 CG win at Philadelphia in 2011) and Adam Wainwright (6-1 CG win vs. Pittsburgh in 2013) as the only Cardinals starters to win a deciding NLDS Game 5. Allowed one run while striking out eight in 6.0 innings in 13-1 win at Atlanta (10/9/19)...Finished 4th in the National League Cy Young award voting, 13th for NL Most Valuable Player award, and was recognized as one of five starting pitchers on the All-MLB Second Team...Finalist for the Rawlings Glove Glove award. Was one of eight NL pitchers (and three Cardinals) to record a perfect fielding percentage...Established single-season career highs in wins (11), innings pitched (196.1), strikeouts, quality starts and starts...Set Cardinals single-season records in strikeouts/ 9 IP (10.59) and percentage of swings that missed (30.7) (in data since 1988). His .192 opponent batting average was 2nd to only Bob Gibson (.184) in 1968...Struck out 231, walked 55 and recorded a 2.75 ERA. Since 1885, became only the third pitcher younger than 24-yearsold to record a season of at least 230 strikeouts, while permitting 55-or-fewer walks to go along with an ERA of 2.75-or-better, joining Clayton Kershaw (2011) and Mark Prior (2003)...Became the 8th different Cardinal (19th instance) and youngest in franchise history to strike out 200 or more batters in a season. His 231 strikeouts ranked 6th in franchise single-season history, trailing only Bob Gibson (1964, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970)...Led the National League with 124 strikeouts after the All-Star Break. Ranks 2nd among NL pitchers with 219 strikeouts Post All-Star Break over the last two seasons (2018-19) behind only Mets Jacob deGrom (237)...Recorded five double-digit strikeouts games (T7th in NL) and has eight for his career; His eight games with 10+ strikeouts in his first 67 career games are a Cardinals record...Sported the 3rd-lowest ERA (0.91) in MLB history in 15 starts after the All-Star Break, behind 2015 Cubs Jake Arrieta (0.75) and 1994 Braves Greg Maddux (0.87)....In the second half of the season, went 7-2 with 124 strikeouts, 23 walks and a 0.91 ERA (99.1 IP) in 15 starts, becoming the first MLB pitcher since 1915 to record at least 120 strikeouts while posting an ERA of 1.00-or-lower in the second half of a season...Two-time National League Pitcher of the Month award winner (August and September). Became the first NL pitcher to win the award in back-to-back months since Max Scherzer (April & May 2018) and first Cardinal to win twice in a single season since the award was first given out in 1975...Named NL Pitcher of the Month for August (4-1, 0.71 ERA in six starts). Was the first Cardinal to win the award since Adam Wainwright (Sept. 2014)...Named NL Pitcher of the Month for September. In six starts, led all of MLB in ERA (0.82), average against (.118), WHIP (0.57), and opponent OPS (.344) while pacing the NL in strikeouts (53). Logged four scoreless starts with at least 7.0 innings pitched...The first time facing the opposition through a lineup, led all MLB starting pitchers in average against (.128), on-base pct. (.190), slugging pct, (209), and OPS (.399). His .128 batting average (35-273) ranked 2nd-lowest in MLB history among starting pitchers (min. 100 BF, since 1974) and tied Kevin Siegrist (2013) for lowest by any Cardinals pitcher in franchise history (since 1974)...Carried a shutout 5.0 innings or longer into a game 13 times (T2nd NL)...Limited opposing right-handed batters to a .182 average (63-347), ranking 3rd in the NL this season and 2nd all-time in Cardinals history (Jose DeLeon, .148 in 1989)....Twelve of his team-leading 33 starts were scoreless, most in MLB among non-openers and most by a Cardinal since Adam Wainwright (12) in 2014...Made 14 starts of 6.0+ innings while holding his opposition to three hits or fewer (most in MLB), and eight starts of 7.0+ frames and three hits or fewer (shared MLB lead with Justin Verlander and Jacob deGrom)...His 1.48 ERA (73.0 IP) in 12 day starts ranked 3rd-lowest in the National League...His 1.48 ERA (73.0 IP) in 12 day starts ranked 3rd-lowest in the National League...Received zero runs of support in five of his eight losses...Over a 12-start span from July 7-Sept. 8, went 6-2 with 0.80 ERA (7 ER/78.1 IP) and .146 opp. BA. Since ERA became an official stat in 1913, the only other pitchers in MLB history to have a sub-1.00 ERA and sub-.150 opp. BA over a single-season 12-start span were Cubs Jake Arrieta (2015) & Red Sox Chris Sale (2018)...Matched his single-game career high 8.0 IP in three of his regular season-ending six starts...Logged 23.0 scoreless IP streak (7/26-8/13), longest by a Cardinals starting pitcher since Adam Wainwright's 25.0 scoreless innings in 2014...Went 1-2 with a 4.24 ERA (17.0 IP) in three Postseason starts against Atlanta and Washington... Was 1-1 with a 2.77 ERA in two starts during the NLDS against Atlanta, striking out a Cardinals Division Series record 16 batters...became the 6th pitcher in MLB postseason history and first Cardinal age 23 or younger to make two starts in a division series, joining Jaret Wright (1997 Indians), Fernando Valenzuela (1981 Dodgers), Jarrod Parker (2012 A's), Sonny Gray (2013 A's), and Gerrit Cole (2013 Pirates)...Made his postseason debut in NLDS Game 2 at SunTrust, becoming the youngest Cardinals starting pitcher to make his postseason debut since Shelby Miller (23.362) in Game 4 of the 2014 NLDS vs. Los Angeles...threw 117 pitches over 7.0 innings in Game 2, most by a Cardinal in his postseason debut since Woody Williams threw 133 pitches in 7.0 innings of one-run ball in Game 2 of the 2001 NLDS at Arizona...earned the win in the Division Series deciding Game 5, pitching 6.0 innings allowing one run on a solo home run while matcheing his postseason strikeout high (8)... joined Chris Carpenter (1-0 CG win at Philadelphia in 2011) and Adam Wainwright (6-1 CG win vs. Pittsburgh in 2013) as the 3rd Cardinal to win an NLDS Game 5...drew a bases loaded walk in Game 5, the first Cardinals pitcher since Bob Gibson in Game 4 of the 1968 World Series to do so.

NL Rookie of the Year candidate made 28 starts over three stints with St. Louis, while being named to Baseball America 's All-Rookie Team at one of five starting pitcher positions...Finished 5th in the National League Rookie of the Year Voting...Struck out 223 batters between St. Louis and Memphis (AAA) in 34 starts covering 182.2 innings (10.99 K/9 IP)...Ranked among NL rookies in wins (8, T1st), ERA (3.34, 3rd), strikeouts (182, 1st), opponent batting average (.199, 2nd), win percentage (.471, T1st), innings pitched (151.0, 2nd), starts (28, 2nd), quality starts (10, 4th) and walks (59, 1st)... St. Louis was 11-17 in his 28 starts, which were most by a Cardinals rookie pitcher since Shelby Miller (31) in 2013... Pitched at least 6.0 innings in 11 starts (2nd on STL) and at least 7.0 innings in four outings (T2nd on STL)...Limited the opposition to one run or fewer in 15 starts (T4th among NL pitchers) and 4 earned runs or fewer in 27 starts...His team-leading 182 strikeouts led Major League rookie pitchers, ranked 11th among all NL pitchers, and were the 3rd-most all-time in Cardinals single-season history for rookies, trailing only Dizzy Dean (191 in 1932) and Rick Ankiel (194 in 2000)...Struck out 95 batters after the All-Star Break, 5th-most among NL pitchers...His 202 strikeouts in his first 34 career games are the most ever by a Cardinal and rank 17th all-time in National League history (since 1908)...Averaged 10.85 strikeouts/9 IP in 2018, ranking first among rookies in franchise history (min. 150 IP) and 4th all-time for rookies behind Kerry Wood (12.58 in 1998), Dwight Gooden (11.39 in 1984) and Hideo Nomo (11.10 in 1995), all who went on to win Rookie of the Year awards...His .199 average against ranked as the 5th-lowest mark in MLB history among rookies (min. 150 IP). Jose Fernandez (2013) and Hideo Nomo (1995) co-lead at .182...Ranked 7th among NL starters in 2018 with a .177 average against (40-226) the first time through a lineup...Ranked 6th in the NL in Hits/ 9 IP (6.44), which also tied Fred Beebe (1906) for lowest all-time among rookies in franchise history (min. 150 IP)...Threw his curveball 11.2 % (289 of 2,587) of the time and allowed only 8 singles and no extra-base hits (.178 slugging). Opponents hit just .181 (34-188) against his slider ( Statcast)...14.0% of his pitches were put into play, 6th-lowest in NL single-season history and lowest by a Cardinal (min. 150 IP)...30.1% of opposing swings were put in play, 2nd-lowest in the NL in 2018 (Max Scherzer 27.5), 8th-lowest NL single season history and lowest by a Cardinal (min. 150 IP)...His 31.5% swing-and-miss percentage was T3rd-highest in the NL, highest by a Cardinal in single-season history (min. 150 IP)...Yielded team-leading 20 home runs (1.19 HR/9 IP), accounting for 28 of his total 59 (47.5%) runs allowed. Surrendered at least one homer in 18 starts (T7th in NL)...Sported the 5th-lowest ERA of NL pitchers to allow 20 or more homers, behind Max Scherzer (2.53, 23 HR), Jameson Taillon (3.20, 20), Zack Greinke (3.21, 28), and Jon Lester (3.32, 24)...Ranked T4th among NL pitchers with 11 hit batsmen, including four Cubs...Received team-low 4.41 run support average, 13th-lowest in the NL. Received one run or fewer of support in 11 starts & 2 runs or fewer in 18 starts...He was 7-0 (STL 8-2) in games which he received 3 or more runs of support...Was one of nine NL pitchers to not allow a hit with the bases loaded (min. 9 batters faced). His 6 strikeouts with the bases loaded ranked T8th in NL...Recalled (3/28) when Adam Wainwright was placed on the 10-day DL and made his 2018 season debut at Milwaukee (4/3), striking out a-then MLB career-high nine Brewers in a 5-4 loss at Miller Park...Earned his first career Major League win with a 13-strikeout masterpiece, leading St. Louis to a 5-1 victory over the Phillies (5/20) at Busch. Established single-game career highs in innings (7.2), strikeouts and pitches (120)...Retired the first 10 batters and 12 of the final 13; his lone blemish was a first-pitch solo home run to Rhys Hoskins in the 4th inning...Became the 8th Cardinal to post 10 or more strikeouts in one of his first nine MLB starts and the most recent since Luke Weaver (8/31/2016 at MIL)...Fanned 13 batters on two occasions (5/20 vs. PHI & 6/22 at MIL), most by a Cardinal in 2018 and tying a Cardinals rookie record shared with Shelby Miller (5/10/13 vs. COL), Dick Hughes (5/30/67 at CIN) and Scipio Spinks (6/25/72 at NYM)...His 13 strikeouts in one of his first 10 career MLB games surpassed the previous Cardinals record of 11 by Alan Benes (1996) and Harvey Haddix (1952)...Joined Milwaukee's Freddy Peralta (5/13/18 vs. COL, 13) as the second MLB pitcher to strike out at least 13 batters while recording his first career MLB win in 2018...Joined Ernie Broglio (7/15/60 vs. CHI), Bob Gibson (6/17/70 at SD), Todd Stottlemyre (5/11/98 vs. MIL), Shelby Miller (5/10/13 vs. COL) and Jaime Garcia (4/14/16 vs. MIL) as the 6th Cardinal in franchise history to allow 2 or fewer hits, 2 or fewer walks, and strike out 13 or more batters in a start...Is one of just six pitchers in MLB history to have two or more 13+ strikeout performances in their first 17 career games: Kerry Wood (4-1998), Hideo Nomo (4-1995), Don Wilson (2-1967), Bob Turley (1953-54) & Bob Feller (2-1936)...Was the first MLB pitcher to throw 120 or more pitches in one of his first 10 MLB games since Odrisamer Despaigne vs. NYM (123, 7/20/2014) and the youngest Cardinals pitcher to do so since Bud Smith's (21.315) no-hitter at San Diego on 9/3/01 (134 pitches)...Finished June ranked T5th in the NL in strikeouts (37) and 6th in opponent BA (.194)...Carried a no-hitter for 6.1 innings at Milwaukee (6/22), before allowing a Jesus Aguilar solo HR. Matched his own Cardinals rookie single-game record with 13 strikeouts...Hurled 5.0 scoreless frames in a no-decision to lead St. Louis to a 5-0 shutout win over the Cubs on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball on Father's Day (6/17) at Busch. Became the 3rd Cardinals starting pitcher 22 years or younger to throw at least 5.0 shutout innings in a start against the Cubs since 1963, joining Andy Rincon (9.0 IP, 4/21/1981) and Shelby Miller (5.0, IP, 6/17/13)...His 38 strikeouts in July ranked 2nd in the NL and was the 2nd-highest total by a Cardinals rookie in the month of July, behind only Dizzy Dean (54 in 1932)...Was 4-0 with a 1.13 ERA in five August starts, ranking T3rd in the NL in ERA leading the league with .136 opponent batting average. Became the 5th rookie starter in the last 30 seasons with four or more wins and an ERA below 1.20 in a calendar month (Elias)...Southern California native held the Dodgers hitless over his first 5.1 innings (8/22) before allowing Joc Pederson solo HR in the 6th inning, his lone hit allowed. Struck out 10, taking no-decision in a 3-1 Cardinals loss at Dodger Stadium. It marked his seventh-straight start with 7 or more strikeouts; first Cardinal to do so since Chris Carpenter (7 straight, June 8-July 17, 2005)...Took the loss after holding the Dodgers to one run (Yasiel Puig solo HR) while striking out eight in a 3-0 defeat opposite Walker Buehler at Busch Stadium on 9/14. Was his first lost since July 31 vs. COL (spanning 7 starts). Passed Dick Hughes (161, 6th) and Harvey Haddix (163, 5th) among Cardinals rookie strikeout leaders during that game...St. Louis lost his final six starts (9/3-present) to end the season...Made five starts over two stints for Memphis (AAA), going 4-1 with a 2.27 ERA (31.2 IP) and 41 strikeouts (11.7 SO/9 IP)...At the time of his final recall (5/15), ranked among the Pacific Coast League leaders in wins (4, T2nd), ERA (2.27, 2nd), strikeouts (41, T6th) and WHIP (0.92, 3rd)...Was one of three Redbirds pitchers in the Top 6 in the PCL in strikeouts, joining Austin Gomber (44, T2nd) and Daniel Ponce de Leon (44, T2nd).

Named the Cardinals 2017 Minor League Pitcher of the Year and appeared in six games (five starts) for St. Louis during his Major League debut season...Became the 11th different Cardinal to make his MLB debut in 2017 and the 7th different Cardinals pitcher to make a start behind the original starting five, following Marco Gon-zales and Luke Weaver...As a starter in five outings, went 0-2 with a 6.64 ERA (20.1 IP/15 ER), 20 strikeouts and 10 walks (St. Louis was 3-2)...Also made one scoreless relief appearance on 9/25 vs. CHI (1.0 IP)...Had contract purchased (9/1) and made his Major League debut that night in St. Louis' 11-6 comeback win at SF. Allowed 5 runs on 8 hits and struck out 6 over 4.0 innings in no-decision...Became the first Cardinal to draw a starting assignment in his MLB debut since Luke Weaver (8/13/16 at CHI)...Was 4th Cardinals pitcher to make his MLB debut during the season and was the first Cards pitcher since Kurt Kepshire (1984) to debut as a starter at SF...Was the 15th youngest Cardinal to make his MLB debut in a start at 21 years and 321 days old and the youngest since Rick Ankiel (20 years-35 days) at Montreal on 8/23/99...Michael Wacha was the next oldest (16th on St. Louis' list) at 21.333 when he made his MLB debut start on May 30, 2013 vs. Kansas City...Was also the youngest pitcher to make a start in his MLB debut since the Dodgers' Julio Urias (19.289) vs. Mets on 5/27/16...Was the 7th Cardinal in club history to make MLB debut in a start vs. SF & first since Lance Lynn (6/2/11 at STL)...Fanned his first Major League batter faced (Denard Span, swinging) on 9/1... Made a combined 25 starts between Memphis (AAA) and Springfield (AA), leading Cardinals minor league pitchers in ERA (2.18) & strikeouts (147), co-leading in wins (14), and ranking 3rd in innings pitched (148.2) and T4th in starts (25)...The last Cards pitcher to lead the minor league organization in all three categories at the end of the minor league season was Rick Ankiel in 1999 (13-3, 2.35 ERA, 194 K); 13 wins co-led with Larry Luebbers...His 14 wins were T7th-most among all minor league pitch-ers, while his 2.18 ERA was the 12th-lowest... Pitched at least 6.0 innings in 16 of 25 combined minor league starts (all quality)...Walked a combined 35 batters to 147 strikeouts, while holding opponents to a .221 average against...Recognized as a Texas League Mid-Season and Post-Sea-son All-Star with Springfield... Was Springfield's Opening Day starter: W, 6.2 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 K...Named the Texas League Player and Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April (4-0, 5 GS, 0.56 ERA, 32.1 IP, 22 H, 2 R, 4 BB, 29 K) Ranked 2nd in ERA among all minor league pitchers (30.0 or more IP)...Recognized as Texas League Pitcher of the Week for the April 17-23 period...tossed 13.2 scoreless innings with eight hits and two walks while striking out 14 over two starts...Matched career high of 12 strikeouts on 5/5 vs. Northwest Arkansas (7.0 IP, 2 H, R, ER, BB, 12 K)...Represented St. Louis on the U.S. Team in the 2017 Sirius/ XM MLB All-Star Futures Game (7/9) in Miami. Allowed two runs with one strikeout in the 6th inning...Promoted to Memphis on 6/1, where at the time, ranked among Texas League leaders in wins (1st), WHIP (0.92, 1st), ERA (2nd), strikeouts (2nd), innnings pitched (3rd), and Opp. AVG (.204, 4th)...Over 10-start stretch (7/4-8/26) with Memphis, was 6-1 with a 2.01 ERA (58.1 IP/13 ER) and 54 strikeouts...yielded 2 runs or fewer in nine outings, while six of those were shutout or one-run starts...Named Pacific Coast League August Player of the Month in a vote by league managers. In five August starts, was 4-1 with a 1.97 ERA (7 ER/32.0 IP), 29 strikeouts and only seven walks...Was one of six pitchers (five starters) to be selected to Baseball America's 2017 Minor League All-Star First Team...Rated as the Pacific Coast League's No. 8 prospect and the Texas League's No. 4 prospect by Baseball America following the season.

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IGNOU BASOH Assignment 2023-2024 (July – January)

IGNOU BASOH Assignment 2024 - IGNOU BASOH Assignment Question Paper has been uploaded by the university for its current session 2024. The students of the BASOH program can now download the Assignment Questions from this page. Candidates have to compulsory download and submit these assignments with the solutions to the university to get permission for attending the Term End Exam of the IGNOU BASOH Program.

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Each of the Assignment questions will have different marks and the same will be printed on each question. Candidates should write the solutions to all questions according to the instructions given in the IGNOU BASOH Assignment Question Paper . The BASOH students have to submit the Assignments for each course to IGNOU Study Centre in which they get registered. The candidates have to submit it before the due date to appear in Term End Exam conducted by IGNOU.

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I am sorry for delaying SIR/MADAM . I was really busy so can u tell me please if I submit my assignments during the exam period in the Ignou study center… It is possible? Thank you.

how to post our assignments?

Where are the assignments for July 2023? Have they been uploaded?

where can I get the optional subject’s assignment questions of July 2022 second year batch?

BASOH COURSE KA ASSIGNMENT 2022/2023 KAB TAK DATE H JAMA KARNE KA

konsa stream hai??

june month mai admision kiya tha assigment kb daina hota hai

Sir me BASOH last year ka hu Konsa subjectper project banana hoga kus samaj mei nahi a raahaa pls reply

Requesting everyone kindly please let me know about the assignment and the details information after getting admission in ignou on the website I am inserting my enrollment number but it is showing, not found even on the study material website saying not found. Please help with how to proceed further.

Sir, I have submitted my BASOH 1st & 2nd year Assignment in the Month of June, but Two subjects are not uploaded BPAG-171 &BGDG-172 this is my enrollment number- 2003423123

kindly please do reply me if you got a solution. same here

I am enrolled in Jan 2021 in BASOH Which assignment am I suppose to submit. Or did the assignment didn’t come yet? Because I am not able to see any assignments for Jan 2021 session.

What is the last date of assignment

Please update assigment detail for BASOH 2021 enrolled on 28th feb 2021

July 2020 session ka Assignment kab jama Hoga please bataye Pro.-Basoh

Sir how many assignment are there in each semester and please provide us its submitting date so we could do it in time

Sociology ka assignment send kro june session

Sir/ Madam, I am Enrolled in programme BASOH in September 2020. So far I did not get the study materials nor Assignments. Please help me how to : 1. Download the assignment papers 2. When is the last date for the submission of the assignments.

My particulars: Enrollment no. 2006203708

Is this assignment for section june2020? & 102 assignment unable to download

Also are we supposed to do assignments from january 200 or are we supposed to wait for assignments from 2020 to 2021?

alot of the course code doesnt match with the BASOH courses given , do we students wait for more assignments to be given?

Hello sir I’m enrolled for program BASOH (semester) in October 2020 1. How can I download assignment ? 2. Last date for submitting assignment

When I’m tried to download assignment from IGNOU website than , there I do not found my subjects Please help me

Hello For assignment you can submit your request at [email protected] Last date for submitting assignment is 31 march 2021

Hey buddy I have enrolled for the same course…can u help me with other assignment like Bevae-181 ,bpag-171 gender sensitization,disaster management

if you have another assignment like BSOC 101, 102 session july 2020- jan 2021. Please help me ,how can I get it

December 2021 or January 2022 assignment questions where ?

When is the last date for submission of Assignment?

I am unable to download BASOH programmes BSOC 102 Assignment. Please help.

It will be uploaded soon by us.

are all the assignments uploaded for BASOH july 2020 session ?

Hii I have not got my all books for sociology admission done in July I have only got 3 books when will I get rest of books

Please provide BSOC-102 assignment

Please provide all assignments for basoh

Sir provide me all assignment of sociology of 1st year honours

Why only 1 assignment paper is here

hey, have you got your study material? do you have assignment question paper?

Sir , June month me admission kiya tha date-17/06/20 Enrollment No-2002496212 Iska assignment kb tak aayega sir

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