NIOS-Helpdesk

NIOS can help in many ways

If you have a disability, health condition, mental-health disability or specific learning difficulty (such as dyslexia) that affects your ability:

·       to study

·       to attend a residential school

·       to take examinations

… Nios may be able to adapt its services to meet your specific needs.

 You can also meet other NIOS students face to face, at tutorials and informal study groups. There are even clubs, societies and social events organised by its student union, which is the biggest in the world.

Studying with The Open schooling can be an inspiring, challenging and ultimately rewarding experience. Yet certain 'facts of life' inevitably get in the way and questions can arise. Can I afford it? Do I have the time? Is it worth it? This site is designed to give you the answers to some of those questions.

We can't change the realities of work and family life, but we can show you how the NIOS can make it easier for students to discover and develop their true potential.

For example, with your unique, world-leading style of distance learning, the NIOS enables you to study from home, work or even on the move, at a time that suits you. With a wide choice of qualifications, at secondary and senior secondary level, the NIOS offers the choice and flexibility you need. What's more, with a range of government schemes to help with the cost of study , an NIOS qualification could be more affordable than you think.