Delhi University (DU) has received over 1.9 lakh applications for undergraduate admissions for the 2026–27 academic session, with more than 1.64 lakh candidates completing the programme and college preference-filling process under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS).
According to the university, a total of 1,90,645 candidates have registered for the undergraduate admission process through CSAS. Of these, 1,64,098 candidates have completed Phase II, which includes subject mapping and filling programme and college preferences.
The deadline for completing Phase II ended at 11.59 pm on Saturday, July 11.
The registration process for undergraduate admissions began on June 26, while Phase II of admissions opened on July 3.
This year, admissions will be conducted for 73 undergraduate programmes across 69 colleges and departments, with a total of 71,624 seats available. The university is also offering nearly 150 BA programme combinations, and the detailed seat matrix has already been uploaded on its official website.
FIRST SEAT ALLOCATION LIST
The first CSAS seat allocation list will be released on July 16.
After accepting an allotted seat and paying the admission fee, candidates can choose to either freeze their admission or opt for an upgrade in subsequent rounds.
Students opting for an upgrade will be allowed to reorder their higher preferences before the next round of seat allocation.
To simplify the admissions process, the university has introduced a virtual wallet system for fee payments. Under this system, candidates who are upgraded to another programme or college after paying the admission fee in the first round will have the amount automatically adjusted, eliminating the need to make repeated payments.
The university plans to complete two rounds of admissions before the commencement of the new academic session on July 28.
(with PTI inputs)
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