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Indian Express
3 days ago
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- Indian Express
DU UG 2025 Admissions: Over 72,000 candidates accept seats in first round
The University of Delhi has received 72,659 acceptances from candidates in the first round of undergraduate seat allocation under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-UG) 2025, according to reports. As of 9:40 pm on July 20, a total of 14,939 applications had been approved by colleges. The first CSAS-UG allocation list was released at 5 pm on July 20. This year, the university has made 93,166 seat allocations against 71,624 total undergraduate seats, suggesting that internal shifting and reallocations are likely in subsequent rounds, as seen in previous admission cycles. A senior university official told PTI that the high number of allocations is based on trends from previous years, where many students move across colleges. The allocations span 79 undergraduate programmes across 69 colleges, covering various categories such as General, OBC, EWS, SC, ST, Sikh Minority, PwBD, Kashmiri Migrants, Single Girl Child, and Orphan (male and female). In category-wise allocation data, the university reported that 1,325 seats were allotted under the Single Girl Child category and 259 seats to orphan candidates, including 127 females and 132 males. The university stated that the response to the first list was immediate. Within two hours of release, 27,533 candidates had accepted their allocated seats. The deadline for accepting the seat is 4:59 pm on July 21, followed by college-level verification and approval by 4:59 pm on July 22, and fee payment by 4:59 pm on July 23. DU UG Admissions 2025: Admission process and programme allocation Admissions to Delhi University for the academic year 2025 are being conducted through the CSAS-UG portal, which takes into account CUET-UG scores, reservation policies, and candidate preferences. Performance-based programme allocations, including Hindustani Music, Karnataka Music, Percussion Music, Physical Education, and Fine Art, will take place in the third round. The university has advised candidates applying for such programmes to regularly check trial and performance schedules on respective college or department websites. As part of its transparency measures, the university has allowed candidates to view minimum allocation scores and ranks on their individual dashboards. This data will also be published on the official admission website for public access. DU UG Admissions 2025: Round 2 allocation result The second CSAS-UG seat allocation list will be released on July 28 at 5 pm, while the academic session for first-year students is scheduled to begin on August 1, 2025. Here's an overview of the important dates — DU UG Admissions 2025: Top courses chosen this year According to data shared by the university, a total of 3,05,357 candidates registered on the CSAS portal this year. In terms of programme preferences, BCom (Hons) emerged as the most sought-after undergraduate course, receiving 19,90,966 selections across colleges. This was followed by: –BCom – 15,26,403 preferences –BA (Hons) English – 12,23,388 preferences –BA (Hons) Political Science – 9,96,868 preferences –BA (Hons) History – 7,72,029 preferences Out of the total number of applicants, 2,39,890 candidates completed the process by submitting their college and programme preferences. Among these applicants, female candidates accounted for 1,27,284 applications (53.06%), while male candidates submitted 1,12,603 applications (46.93%). (with inputs from PTI)
Time of India
4 days ago
- General
- Time of India
DU UG admission 2025: First seat allotment list released for 71,624 seats at admission.uod.ac.in
Delhi University releases first UG allotment list for 2025–26 under CSAS-UG Delhi University UG admission 2025: Delhi University has released the first seat allotment list for undergraduate admissions for the academic session 2025–26. The list, made available at 5 PM, marks the beginning of the final phase of the Common Seat Allocation System for UG (CSAS-UG). According to official data, the university has made 93,166 seat allocations against a total of 71,624 available UG seats across 79 undergraduate programmes in 69 affiliated colleges. The higher number of allocations is based on previous admission patterns, which show that candidates often change colleges and courses during subsequent allocation rounds. Seat distribution and category-wise allocation The available 71,624 undergraduate seats span a range of disciplines including humanities, sciences, commerce, performing arts, and multidisciplinary programmes. Admissions have been made under various categories, including: Category Seats Allotted Single Girl Child 1325 Orphan (Male and Female) 259 – Orphan Girls 127 – Orphan Boys 132 Other Categories (UR, OBC, EWS, SC, ST, Sikh Minorities, PwBD, Kashmiri Migrants) Not separately specified High volume of early acceptances Within two hours of the seat allotment list going live, 27,533 candidates had already accepted their allotted seats. This is part of the structured CSAS-UG system where candidates are required to confirm their acceptance by 4:59 PM on July 21. Colleges will review and approve applications by July 22, and the deadline for fee payment is July 23. Performance-based programme seat allocations in later rounds Admissions to specific performance-based programmes will be carried out in the third round of seat allocation. These include: • BA (Hons) Hindustani Music • BA (Hons) Karnataka Music • BA (Hons) Percussion Music • in Physical Education, Health Education and Sports • Bachelor of Fine Art Candidates applying for these programmes are advised to check trial schedules on the respective college or department websites. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Villas For Sale in Dubai Might Surprise You Dubai villas | search ads Get Deals Undo Details on score cut-offs and upcoming rounds Minimum scores and rank data used for allocations have been published on individual candidate dashboards. These details will also be made available on the official DU admission website. The second allocation list will be released at 5 PM on July 28. The new academic session is scheduled to commence on August 1. Direct link to download seat allotment list Candidates can access and download the Delhi University UG first seat allotment list for 2025 through the official admission portal: | Direct Link Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!
India Today
02-07-2025
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- India Today
Delhi University reopens postgraduate admissions with mid-entry option till July 4
Delhi University has opened a mid-entry window for its postgraduate programmes, giving students who missed the initial application deadline another opportunity to register. This special phase began on July 2 and will remain open until 4:59 pm on July mid-entry option is designed for candidates who could not apply earlier for any reason. Applicants must pay an additional fee to avail themselves of this facility. Notably, students who had registered earlier but failed to submit their course and college preferences will also be permitted to participate during this official from DU shared that the second round of postgraduate admissions saw increased participation compared to the first. Out of the 9,434 admission offers made in the second round, 5,632 students confirmed their admission. Amongst them, 2,186 candidates opted to freeze their seats. DU clarified that this mid-entry option is a one-time provision and will not be available after the deadline. The university will release the third seat allocation list on July 8, and selected candidates will have to accept their seats by July special admission window is applicable across all postgraduate programmes, including supernumerary categories such as sports, ECA (extracurricular activities), CW (Children/Widows of Armed Forces Personnel), and Kashmiri Migrants. DU had initially opened admissions for around 13,500 PG seats, with 7,586 candidates receiving seat allotments in the first round, and about 76% of them accepting the offers.- Ends
