DU UG Admission Process - Registration, Preference Filling & Seat Allotment

Hello,

Yes, the DU ITEP (NCET) second round of seat allotment has started.

• The second allotment list is released on 20 August 2025 at 11 AM.

• You can accept your seat from 20 August to 23 August 2025 till 4:59 PM.

• Colleges will verify and approve from 20 August to 24 August 2025 till 4:59 PM.

• The last date to pay admission fees is 25 August 2025 till 4:59 PM.

So, the second round has started today. You should log in to the DU ITEP portal and complete the steps on time.

Hope it helps !

If you forgot to select the Delhi quota while registering for DU or IPU admissions, you may have missed the correction window that usually opens after initial registration, like the one Delhi University offered from July 6 to July 11, 2025.

While some changes are allowed during preference filling, particularly if you haven't locked your choices, changing basic details after submission is generally not possible.

However, since you passed 11th and 12th in Delhi, you are eligible for the 85% Delhi quota, which reserves seats in Delhi Government technical institutions. Your best course of action is to contact the university admission authorities directly via their helpline numbers (DU: 011-27006900, IPU: 011-25302167, 011-25302169) or email admissiongrievances@ipu.ac.in

Yes, you can opt for Geography as a domain subject in CUET 2026 even if you didn’t study it in 12th grade. NTA allows candidates to choose any of the available domain subjects.

However, Delhi University (DU) may have specific subject prerequisites for certain courses, so check the course requirements carefully.

Programs like B.A. (Hons.) Geography typically require Geography as a domain subject.

Next steps:

1. Review DU’s official CUET subject combination list to confirm eligibility.

2. Prepare using NCERT textbooks and recommended materials.

3. Stay updated with NTA and DU announcements for any changes.

Hello Yamini!

The fill correct subject mapping error usually occurs when the subjects you have entered do not align exactly with the options or combinations expected by the counselling portal. For DU NCET counselling, the system is quite particular subject names in your marksheet must be selected exactly as they appear in the drop-down list during form filling. Sometimes, certain browsers or devices may not display the drop-down properly, which is why you see no subject option. Try using a laptop instead of a phone, clear cache, or switch to a different browser like Chrome . If the issue continues, contact the official helpline or DU’s NCET counselling support via email or phone—they can reset or correct your mapping. Avoid submitting the form with wrong mapping as it may affect eligibility.

Thank you.

Hello Devansh,

Yes, you can take CUET-PG with an active backlog since eligibility is generally having passed a qualifying degree before the admission. But, universities like DU require you to clear all the backlog and submit all final results by a particular deadline (most likely late July).  If your result of the 6th semester is delayed and beyond that timeout, then it may jeopardize your admission, as some systems like IIT JAM admissions close around that same time.

BVoc Banking is a vocational course and not all DU colleges follow the same syllabus. However, for 1st semester, core topics generally include Principles of Banking, Basics of Accounting, and Communication Skills. Notes can be found through DU college portals, student forums, or your professors. Request help from seniors if study material is not available online.

For Gopalganj School Class 6 admissions 2025–26, the available seats in the fourth round (Homeostat quota) depend on how many seats remained unfilled after the 3rd round. You can check the school notice board or website , contact the District Education Office or BEO (Block Education Officer) or check the Samagra Shiksha portal (if applicable in your state).

Seats for Homeostat quota are limited and filled quickly, so stay updated and respond fast.

Best wishes for your child’s admission!

Thank you.

Hello Adhya

My suggestion for you is to clear that back in chemistry. Maybe you could get into a college or a course for now on the basis of 5 subjects but later on it could create problem if your future aspirations change.

So you should focus on clearing your chemistry exam.

Thank You!!!

Yes, you can fill arts subjects in CUET (UG) even if you are from the PCB stream, and still apply for BA Political Science at Delhi University. Your 12th stream does not limit your subject choice in CUET — what matters is the subject combination required by the university/course you're applying to.

For BA (Hons.) Political Science at DU, most colleges ask for the following in CUET:

• Domain Subject: Political Science (if available), or any related subject like History, Sociology, Psychology, etc.

• Language Test: Usually English or Hindi.

• General Test: Optional for some colleges but useful if required.

Since you're from PCB, you can still choose Political Science, History, Sociology, etc. as your domain subjects for CUET, even if you didn’t study them in 12th. CUET allows cross-stream applications as long as you meet university-specific eligibility.

Based on your CUET score of 526 marks in the following subjects: Physical Education, Biology, Chemistry, English, and General Aptitude, and belonging to the SC category, here’s a general idea:

For B.Sc. Nursing at Delhi University (DU):

• Admission is done primarily through CUET UG for some colleges and through NEET UG for others like College of Nursing, LHMC.

• If you’re aiming for DU-affiliated colleges that accept CUET UG for B.Sc. Nursing, your score of 526 (out of 800) may be considered borderline to moderate for SC category.

• SC category cut-offs are generally lower than General, but competition is high in DU, especially for professional courses like Nursing.

• Final selection depends on subject combinations, normalization of CUET score, and college-wise preferences.

You may have some chances in the second or later rounds, depending on how many applicants are ahead in the same category. Also check if the college requires Biology, Chemistry, English specifically, and if Physical Education is counted.