ER students eligible for post-grad progs at DU
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This information was shared during an online webinar organised by DU's admission branch on Wednesday, aimed at addressing student queries and explaining the PG application process. Students who graduated from DU are not required to submit a migration certificate, while those applying from other universities must provide one.
DU dean of admissions Prof Haneet Gandhi and joint dean Anand Sonkar responded to questions during the session.
Prof Gandhi clarified that students awaiting their final undergraduate results may submit an undertaking confirming they will meet the eligibility criteria by Oct 31. Failure to do so will lead to cancellation of admission without further notice.
The application window for PG programmes is open until June 6. Students must apply using the same email ID used for CUET-PG registration. DU's PG admissions will be conducted through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) 2025, based on CUET scores.
Applicants are advised to check the official DU website for updates. Once a seat is allotted, it must be accepted, or the applicant will be excluded from the admission process. Accepted seats can be upgraded in subsequent rounds. Providing false information in the application form will result in rejection.
Students were also cautioned to provide accurate bank account details, as any refunds will be credited to the same account. Additionally, applicants were advised against filling out the form on a mobile phone and instructed to prepare documents exactly as outlined in the PG Information Bulletin. Candidates applying to NCWEB (Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board) PG programmes must also apply through the CSAS system.
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