Overview
- Delhi University published the first Common Seat Allocation System undergraduate list on July 16, assigning 93,033 seats across 221 programmes in 67 colleges.
- About 2.08 lakh candidates locked preferences for this cycle from roughly 2.73 lakh registrations, creating nearly a three-to-one competition for roughly 71,600 physical UG seats.
- Candidates must accept allotted seats by July 18, complete college document verification by July 20, and pay fees by July 21 to confirm admission and remain eligible for further rounds.
- Students who accept and pay can choose an upgrade or freeze option; those who pick upgrade may reorder higher preferences until the round deadline to try for better offers in Round 2 on July 25.
- The university reported category fill rates in Round 1 at 99.9% UR, 96% OBC, 95.2% SC, 92.7% EWS, 67.3% ST and 23% PwBD, signaling remaining seats for some reserved groups and likely high cutoffs at top colleges.