According to the university, the seats allotted to candidates in the second round will be available for two days until November 1.
DU Admission 2022: On Sunday, the University of Delhi (DU) released the second round of seat allotment lists for undergraduate courses. According to the university, the seats allotted to candidates in the second round will be available for two days until November 1.
In the first round of DU seat allocation, 59,100 candidates applied. On October 30th, the university declared CSAS Round-II based on seat availability. Candidates can check their seat college on the official website admission.uod.ac.in based on the second merit list. You are welcome to investigate.
“For the second round of allotment, the candidates will have to accept the seats allotted to them from 10:00 a.m. on Monday, October 31, 2022 to 04:59 p.m. on Tuesday, November 01, 2022,” according to DU information. The admission fee must be paid by November 3 (at 4:59 p.m.).”
The trial admission under the sports quota for undergraduate admission to Delhi University will begin on Monday. Because of the Kovid situation, admissions to the DU sports quota used to be trial without trial. DU is restarting it after a two-year hiatus. As before, this trial will be held in various DU colleges and DU sports colleges. The University of Delhi has already stated that students must take the CUET exam in order to participate in the sports trial. Candidates must bring a copy of the Common Seat Allocation System application and an identity card to the trial.
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