DU Admissions 2023 Updates: 7,042 candidates got their first preference

A total of 45,287 out of the total 85,853 seats have been allotted to women, amounting to more than 52 per cent of the seats. A total of 40,565 seats have been allotted to men and one seat to a transgender student.

(WIth PTI inputs)

In its first round, a total of 202416 eligible candidates were considered for allocation based on their preferences of programme and college combinations. A total of 85853 allocations have been done in the First CSAS round itself. This includes an allocation to all programmes in all colleges in UR, SC, ST, OBC(NCL), EWS and two supernumerary quotas, PwBD and Kashmiri Migrants. As many as 7042 candidates got their first preference. About 22000 candidates have been allocated a seat from their first five preferences.
The candidates who have got a seat in the first round will have to accept the seat by 04:59 pm on Friday. -- ANI

A total of 72,769 students applied for BCom programme, making it the most preferred course across the university. BCom (Hons) came second with 67,686 applications and BA (Hons) came third with 62,680 registrations.

The most preferred college has been Kirori Mal College with 1,61,533 applications received. Hindu College came second with 1,58,548 applications and Hansraj College came third by receiving 1,57,162 applications.

Delhi University will begin the academic session for all undergraduate programmes from August 16.

A total of 2,02,416 eligible candidates were considered for allocation based on their preferences of programme and college combinations. A total of 85,853 allocations have been done in the first CSAS round itself.

Now, candidates have time till August 4 to accept their allocates seat, and till 4:59 pm of August 6 to finalise their payment against the first seat allocation list.

These are the important documents a candidate needs to apply for DU:

• CUET UG score card
• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet
• Government-issued ID card such as Aadhar, PAN, Drivers license, Voter ID
• Category/caste certificate, if needed.

BCom has emerged as one of the most preferred courses across the university, as a total of 72,769 students applied for the programme. This is closely followed by BCom (Hons) and BA (Hons) English with 67,686 and 62,680 registrations, respectively.

The University of Delhi has launched new BTech programmes. The three new BTech programmes offered by DU are BTech in Computer Science and Engineering, BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering and BTech in Electrical Engineering.

DU will consider the Joint Entrance Exam (Main) scores for admission. There are 120 seats in each BTech programme.

As per the official schedule of Delhi University, candidates will have time till August 4 to accept their allocates seat, and till 4:59 pm of August 6 to finalise their payment against the first seat allocation list. After that, DU will display the list of vacant seats for further allocation rounds on August 7. Following that, candidates will have time from August 7 to 8 to re-order their higher preferences.

The DU CSAS second allocation list will be made available on August 10, and candidates will have time till August 13 to accept their allotted college. They will be given time till August 15 to finalise their payment against the second list.

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The University of Delhi (DU) has released the academic calendar for undergraduate programmes stating that the classes for the new academic year will commence from August 16.

Delhi University has received the highest number of applications for BCom. A total of 72,769 applications were received for the course.

Certificated needed for admission are:

CUET UG score card
Class 10 marksheet
Class 12 marksheet
Government-issued ID card such as Aadhar, PAN, Drivers license, Voter ID
Category/caste certificate, if needed.

The University of Delhi (DU) is the third top university in Delhi, as per the government rankings. It secured rank 11 in the NIRF rankings for universities. A total of 10 colleges from Delhi University that have been featured in the National Institutional Ranking Framework 2023, list of best colleges.

In this year’s National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), a total of five colleges appeared in the list of top 10 colleges of India. iranda House retained its first place in the college-wise NIRF rankings in 2023. Hindu College, too, retained its position at number 2. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College ranked at number 6, which was an increase of one spot from 2022 rankings. Kirori Mal College (KMC) and Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR) shared the ninth rank this year.

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If a candidate does not save changes till the last day of submission, their selected preference list will be locked automatically.

CBSE today released the Class 10 and 12 supplementary examination results. The score is available at the official CBSE website — cbse.gov.in. Check where can you see your scorecards

As per the data released by DU, 7042 candidates got their first preference. About 22,000 candidates have been allocated a seat from their first five preferences.

In its first round, 2,02,416 eligible candidates were considered for allocation based on their preferences of programme and college combinations. A total of 85,853 allocations have been done in the first CSAS round itself.

The University of Delhi has announced its First Allocation round for admission to its Undergraduate Programs under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS)- UG- 2023

Yes, it is important to finalise your preferences in this phase. The choices marked in this phase on the CSAS portal will become the basis of seat allocation in the third phase.

The Delhi High Court has permitted the St Stephen’s College to conduct interviews for granting admission to students under the minority quota besides taking into consideration their common university entrance test scores.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma similarly permitted the Jesus and Mary College to hold interviews for the seats reserved for minority category students.

The court’s order came on applications by the two minority colleges to stay a December 8, 2022, decision of the executive council of the Delhi University (DU) insisting on 100 percent weightage for CUET 2023 score for admission to minority quota.

The first seat allocation list for Delhi university UG admissions will be released soon at du.ac.in

This year, a total of 3,04,699 students registered admission to Delhi University (DU) via CUET UG 2023, out of them, 2,45,239 students paid the application fee and 2,00,551 students filled their preferences.The total number of preferences from all applicants is 1,77,62,437. The maximum number of preferences filled by applicants is 1,481.

Students who applied for DU in their CUET UG form will be able to check their allocated college at the official website — du.ac.in.

The list will not be published publicly, candidates will have to login in their student profile to check the college and course they have been allotted.

The list will not be published publicly, candidates will have to login in their student profile to check the college and course they have been allotted.

Classes for all undergraduate courses for Delhi University will begin from August 16

Delhi University will release the third seat allocation list on August 22 and students will have time to pay the fees and accept the seats till August 24.

The second list will be released on August 13 and students will have time to pay the fees for allocated seats till August 15.

For the first list, candidates can accept seats till August 4 and the fees can be paid till 4:59 pm of August 6.

Kirori Mal College has emerged as the most popular choice amongst students with the university receiving 1,61,533 applications for this North campus college. Hindu College came second 1,58,548 students choosing the institute and Hansraj College came third as the most preferred college with 1,57,162 registrations. Read full story on indianexpres.com

The DU CSAS second allocation list will be made available on August 10, and candidates will have time till August 13 to accept their allotted college. They will be given time till August 15 to finalise their payment against the second list.

The most number of students who have applied for admission to Delhi University hail from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), i.e. 1,98,490 students. Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations and Bihar School Examination Board were the second and third most popular boards with 9,413 and 7,880 students respectively.

BCom has emerged as one of the most preferred courses across the university, as a total of 72,769 students applied for the programme. This is closely followed by BCom (Hons) and BA (Hons) English with 67,686 and 62,680 registrations, respectively.

These are the important documents a candidate needs to apply for DU:

• CUET UG score card
• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet
• Government-issued ID card such as Aadhar, PAN, Drivers license, Voter ID
• Category/caste certificate, if needed.

The academic session for Delhi University (all undergraduate courses) will begin on August 16, the official schedule stated.

A total of 3,04,699 students registered for admission to Delhi University through CUET UG 2023 of which as many as 2,45,239 paid applications fee. Among them, 2,00,551 students filled their preferences. The total number of preferences from all applicants is 1,77,62,437 and the maximum number of preferences filled by applicants is 1,481.

As per the official schedule of Delhi University, candidates will have time till August 4 to accept their allocates seat, and till 4:59 pm of August 6 to finalise their payment against the first seat allocation list.