What changes are allowed in the application form?

Candidates will not be allowed to modify these columns: Name Photograph Signature Gender Registered email address Mobile number Candidate's category/sub-category/ caste/ supernumerary quota In addition to this, students will also not be allowed to apply for ECA or sports supernumerary quota through this window.

DU Admissions 2023: Important dates, how to apply- answers to all FAQs

DU Admissions 2023: Interested students can register and make changes in their existing DU applications at the official DU CSAS website -- ugadmission.uod.ac.in.

By: Education Desk

New Delhi | Updated: July 20, 2023 09:46 AM IST

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Delhi University will display the first CSAS admission list on August 1. (Representative image/ Express Photo by Amit Mehra)

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DU Admissions 2023: The University of Delhi (DU) this week announced the undergraduate (UG) admission schedule for 2023-24 academic year. Interested students can register and make changes in their existing DU applications at the official DU CSAS website — ugadmission.uod.ac.in.

From important dates to clarification on the process, check main FAQs here

When will the first semester begin?

The first-semester classes will start on August 16.

Till when is the correction window available?

Students who have already completed their Phase 1 process and wish to make some changes in their application process can do so through the correction window, which is open till 4:59 pm of July 20.

What is Phase 2 of DU Admissions?

In Phase 2, candidates will have to map the subjects studied by them in Class 12 with the ones that they appeared for in CUET UG 2023. Only those subjects will be considered in which the candidate has passed his/her Class 12 board exam.

What if the subject I had in Class 12 is not in CUET?

In case the subject studied in Class 12 was not a part of CUET, the subject similar or closer to the subject studied in Class 12 will be considered. "It will be sole responsibility of the candidate to provide correct subject-mapping," NTA said.

Is Phase 2 of DU's CSAS important?

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.

What is the whole process of Phase 2?

Upon logging into the portal, candidates will be asked some personal details, board marks, and academic certificates.

After this, in the second part of the form, applicants have to indicate their preference of programmes and the colleges where they wish to study. This part of the form (phase 2) has been divided into four sections — Subject Mapping, Program Eligibility, Preferences Selection, and Preview Preferences.

Once the list of preferences has been finalised, candidates have to save the changes before final submission.