DU SOL Examination Wing 2026: Official Website, Exam Form, Date Sheet, Results & Contact

If you are searching for the DU SOL Examination Wing because your examination form is stuck, a paper is missing, or you need a result or date sheet, this guide shows where to start. It explains the difference between University of Delhi examination branches and SOL/CDOE student services, with official links and practical steps. All time-sensitive information below was checked on 29 October 2026.

What Is the DU SOL Examination Wing?

“DU SOL Examination Wing” is a commonly used search phrase, not the formal name of one dedicated SOL office. The University of Delhi Examination Wing manages University-level examination functions such as notifications, date sheets, results, revaluation, degrees and examination records. The School of Open Learning, also identified as SOL/CDOE, provides programme- and batch-specific information, student portals, internal assessment notices and frontline support.

For example, a SOL student may find the official date sheet on the DU Examination Wing website, complete their examination form through a link provided by SOL, and contact the SOL-specific Result Branch if a published result has a discrepancy. Choosing the correct starting point saves time and avoids unnecessary calls.

Official Websites and Services: Quick Reference

Official starting points: DU Examination Wing  |  SOL/CDOE  |  SOL notices.

Latest DU SOL Examination Updates — October 2026

These are the verified developments most likely to matter for SOL students preparing for the December 2026–January 2027 examination session. Always check any newer notice before acting.

For current notices, visit DU student notifications and the official SOL homepage. The 15 November date is an examination-form deadline for the specified categories—not a fresh-admission deadline or a promise of a further extension.

Which Examination Department Handles Which Problem?

The University’s official contact directory identifies separate branches. For SOL users, the following table is more useful than sending every issue to the Controller of Examinations.

How to Find and Submit Your DU SOL Exam Form

Do not assume all SOL students use the same login. In the current examination cycle, the official SOL homepage labels Medha Setu for 2025-admission-onward students and provides separate examination-form routes for specified earlier admission batches and other categories.

1.  Open sol.du.ac.in and locate the examination-form section for your admission year and programme.

2.  Choose only the link applicable to your student category. Do not use a Regular/NCWEB college-verification procedure simply because it appears on the DU site.

3.  Check your name, semester, eligible paper codes, ER/backlog options where applicable, and displayed fee before submission.

4.  After payment, verify the final submission status; keep the acknowledgement and transaction reference.

5.  If the payment was debited but the form remains pending, recheck the status and report the issue through official support before attempting a second payment.

Need screen-by-screen help? Read the DU SOL Exam Form 2026 guide or the Medha Setu exam form guide.

Where to Find DU SOL Date Sheets and Exam Notices

Start at the DU Examination Wing website and open the December/January 2026–27 date-sheet section. The current site lists Final UG-Datesheet and PG-Datesheet sections. A final timetable can still have later amendments, so checking only an old download is not enough.

1.  Open the applicable UG or PG date-sheet section on the DU Examination Wing website.

2.  Select your course, programme and examination scheme, such as NEP-UGCF or a legacy scheme where listed.

3.  Match the full paper title and paper code with your submitted examination form.

4.  Check the examination date, shift, reporting instructions and examination centre on the relevant official documents.

5.  Revisit the notification area for additions, corrections or rescheduling before the examination.

Internal assessment is different: the notice, portal and deadline may be separate from theory exams. Do not follow an internal-assessment window as your theory-exam schedule.

For a fuller explanation, see the existing DU SOL Date Sheet 2026 guide and Semester III/V internal-assessment timetable.

DU SOL Results, Statement of Marks and Revaluation

A result notification may be published for one course or batch before another. First confirm that your exact programme and examination session are listed. The DU Examination Wing maintains results notifications, while SOL provides student marksheet/Statement of Marks facilities for relevant cohorts.

For example, the official SOL Statement of Marks page explains codes such as ER (Essential Repeat), RL (result to be declared later, if necessary), A (Absent), TH (Theory) and IA (Internal Assessment). A code should not be interpreted as a final outcome without checking the corresponding University rules and record.

Official resources: DU examination results  |  SOL Statement of Marks.

If a released result contains an apparent error—such as an absent entry for an examination you attended—save your admit card, paper code, examination details and visible result. Contact the correct SOL result support promptly. The SOL marksheet page advises reporting discrepancies within one month of result declaration; follow the notice and process applicable to your record.

Revaluation, rechecking and obtaining a photocopy of an evaluated script are not identical services. Eligibility, deadlines and fees depend on the applicable rule and notification. Do not rely on an old blanket “15 days” rule without checking the current official instructions.

Use the DU revaluation and rechecking page for current instructions. For general outcome explanations, see the DU SOL Results 2026 guide.

Official DU SOL Examination Wing Contact Details

University of Delhi Examination Wing

Address: Examination Wing, North Campus, University of Delhi, University Road, Delhi – 110007.

General telephone: 011-27662449; 011-27001055/56. Controller of Examinations email: controllerofexamination@exam1.du.ac.in. These are University-level contacts; students should normally choose the relevant branch or SOL support first.

SOL / CDOE Helpdesk

Address: School of Open Learning, 5 Cavalry Lines, University of Delhi, Delhi – 110007.

Student helplines listed by SOL: 011-65213030, 011-27008300; toll-free 1800-118-301. The SOL helpdesk page lists Monday–Friday, 9:30 AM–5:30 PM. Holiday hours and availability may differ.

Useful Branch Contacts

• SOL Result Branch: 011-27776629; exam6@sol.du.ac.in.

• DU Conduct Branch (date sheets/examination forms): datesheet@exam1.du.ac.in.
• DU Revaluation Branch: ar_revaluation@exam1.du.ac.in.
• DU Degree Branch: exam4@exam1.du.ac.in.
• DU Transcript Branch: transcript@exam1.du.ac.in.

Official contact directory: exam.du.ac.in/exam/contact_us. Phone numbers and branch assignments can change; verify them before visiting.

How to Report an Examination Problem Without Losing Time

1.  Identify the exact issue: for example, “Semester V exam form paid but not submitted” is clearer than “portal not working”.

2.  Check the official notice and any amendments for your programme, scheme and semester.

3.  Gather your SOL/exam roll number, programme, admission year, paper code, screenshot, and receipt or acknowledgement where relevant.

4.  Use the SOL helpdesk or COL-GRAM for SOL portal/service issues. For DU result, date-sheet, revaluation or degree issues, follow the appropriate official branch or notice.

5.  If an acknowledgement or reference number is issued, save it and use the same reference for follow-up. Do not assume a fixed resolution time.

Exam Form, Admission Form and Internal Assessment: Key Differences

• Admission or continuation records concern joining a programme or progressing through an academic session. An examination form records the papers for a particular exam cycle.

• The DU theory date sheet lists University examination schedules. SOL programme-specific internal assessments may use a separate online portal and timetable.
• A SOL roll number and an examination roll number are not interchangeable in every facility. Use exactly what the official field requests.
• Revaluation seeks a reassessment under defined rules; rechecking typically concerns checking evaluation and mark-transfer steps under the applicable process.

Final Checklist for DU SOL Students

Before acting, match your admission year, programme, semester and paper code to the official notice. Use SOL for batch-specific examination links and student support; use the DU Examination Wing for University-level examination information and the appropriate branch. Keep your submitted form, receipt, admit card and complaint references organised until your examination cycle is complete.

DU SOL INFO is an independent educational information website and is not affiliated with the University of Delhi. Official University notices and portals take precedence over third-party summaries.