Phase II Admission Process Starts
Delhi University has commenced Phase II of its undergraduate admission process under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for the 2026–27 academic year. This phase allows eligible candidates to move ahead with course and college selection for admission into various undergraduate programmes across the university.
Preference Filling Window Open Until July 11
Students who have successfully completed the initial registration process can now fill in their preferences for colleges and courses. The preference submission portal will remain open until July 11. Applicants are encouraged to carefully arrange their choices based on academic interests, eligibility criteria, and entrance exam performance.
First Seat Allotment List on July 16
The university is scheduled to release the first seat allotment list on July 16. Candidates allotted seats will need to accept their allocated seats within the prescribed deadline and complete document verification and fee payment to confirm admission.
Admissions Linked to Entrance Scores
Admissions for undergraduate programmes are being conducted based on entrance examination scores and programme-specific eligibility requirements. Seat allocation will depend on merit, category-based reservations, and the preferences submitted by applicants during this phase.
Students Advised to Plan Carefully
Experts recommend that applicants shortlist a balanced mix of aspirational, realistic, and safe options while filling preferences. Since competition for popular courses and colleges remains high, strategic preference selection may improve the chances of securing admission.
Competition Expected Across Popular Courses
Demand is expected to remain strong for sought-after programmes in commerce, humanities, and science streams. With thousands of students competing for limited seats, the upcoming allotment rounds are likely to be highly competitive.
