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Delhi University CSAS portal: How to apply for admission in UG courses

The application fee for unreserved candidates is Rs 250 along with additional fees for extracurricular activity (ECA) and sports admission.

Delhi University Admission: The University of Delhi (DU) on Monday launched its Common Seat Allocation (CSAS) portal for graduate admissions in all its colleges. The candidates who have appeared for CUET and want to take admission in DU have to apply on the portal. To apply in DU, students can apply on the official website entry.uod.ac.in. Let us know the complete process of applying.

The application fee for unreserved candidates is Rs 250 along with additional fees for extracurricular activity (ECA) and sports admission.

– In the first step, students have to enter personal information, their documents
and if they wish to do so then apply for admission in ECA or Sports category.

Read- Delhi University opens portal for UG admission, new session expected to start from November 1

In the second step, students have to choose their course and college choice. The seats will be allotted centrally by DU on the basis of CUET score and preferences of the candidates.

Please note that the entire admission process will be online. Candidates will have to make their application on CSAS.

Know here- Admission steps

Step 1- Applying through CSAS 2022 Application Form (Starting 12 September)

Step 2- – Course selection and filling of college-course preferences (will start after the declaration of CUET result)

Step 3- Seat allocation and admission.

Once the allocation is done, candidates have to ‘accept’ it within the stipulated time. Candidates who do not accept or who do not take any action will no longer be able to participate in the subsequent rounds of allotment.

After verification, the college will ‘Approve’ or ‘Reject’ the provisionally allotted seat of the candidate, after which the fee has to be paid within the stipulated time.

Let us tell you, the admission portal of DU will be open till October 3. The window will remain open for 21 days for the students to get admission in their preferred course.

Eduvast Desk

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