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

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Delhi University released the 2026 UG Spot Round 1 cutoff/allotment on August 25, 2026. There was no single minimum allocation score for all DU courses; the cutoff varies by college, programme, and category.

For more information, you can click on the link given below.

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Hello Student, with a CUET score of 400 and 78% in Class 12, you may still be eligible to apply for Delhi University, but eligibility and admission chances are different things. For BFA , BBA (Hons.) and BBA-FIA, you need to meet the specific subject and CUET combination requirements for

Hello, for admission to Delhi University through CUET, students also need to complete the CSAS (UG) registration process and fill in their programme and college preferences. If you have not registered on the CSAS portal, please check the latest admission updates for any further registration or admission opportunity.

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If you want to discontinue your DU SOL B.A. programme and take admission elsewhere, you should complete the official withdrawal/cancellation process rather than simply stopping your studies.

Log in to your SOL admission/student account and check whether a withdrawal/cancellation option is available. If not, contact the concerned SOL admission/helpdesk section

Hello, the DU PG Spot Round 2 date has not been announced yet. It is expected to be conducted in August 2026. You can check the latest updates and schedule here: DU PG Admission 2026

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A two year gap after b tech is not automatically affect your career negatively, especially if you have used this time productively to prepare for GATE. Many students take one or two years to prepare for competition examinations, and employers or University generally understand this provided you can

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Yes, you can still participate in the upgrade process for the next round if you already upgraded in round 2, provided you have not frozen your seat and are not allotted your top preference. Mid-entry is a completely separate option meant for new registrations or preference corrections,

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You can check, find and access more information here:

• https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-registration-2026
  
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