DU to open UG admission registration this week under CSAS: Here’s what students need to know

Delhi University is all set to kick off the first phase of its undergraduate admission process this week under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), following the declaration of CBSE Class 12 results and the conclusion of CUET-UG 2025.

Admissions to all UG courses this year will be strictly based on CUET-UG 2025 scores. In this initial phase, applicants will be required to register on DU’s official portal by submitting their basic personal and academic information, uploading documents such as category, EWS or PwD certificates, and verifying their CUET scores, which will be auto-linked to their profiles.

Candidates must log in using their CUET roll numbers, after which the system will auto-populate their exam scores. However, they are responsible for checking the accuracy of all data before moving on to the next stages, which include course and college selection in later rounds.


To assist students during this stage, the university has also launched a dedicated helpline. Queries can be addressed via email at ug@admission.du.ac.in or by calling 011-27666073.

Correction window open for PG and BTech applicants

While UG admissions begin, DU has also opened a correction window for those who applied for PG and BTech courses by June 9. From June 10 (10 am) to June 12 (11:59 pm), registered candidates can make one-time edits to their application forms. However, category changes will not be allowed, and once the profile is locked, no further changes can be made.

As of 7 pm on Monday, 62,853 unique PG applicants had registered across 83 programmes, generating 67,516 programme-wise applications. BTech registrations stood at 5,870. By Tuesday, PG registrations had risen to 63,387, with 69,317 total applications, and 6,015 candidates had registered for BTech courses.

DU’s PG admissions will be based solely on CUET-PG 2025 performance, while BTech admissions will rely on the common rank list of JEE (Main) 2025. All applicants must have appeared in the respective entrance exams and meet DU’s eligibility criteria.

(With inputs from ToI)