Delhi University CSAS 2026

Delhi University UG admissions 2026 open on 17 June 2026 through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal at @admission.uod.ac.in. Over 70,000 seats across 91 DU colleges are allocated round-wise, entirely based on CUET UG 2026 scores.

• In 2025, Round 1 General category cutoffs reached as high as 926 out of 1000 for top programs, with cutoffs dropping 10-25 marks by Round 3. Students who filled more preferences had a significantly better chance of securing their preferred college.
• Board marks carry no weightage. Seat allocation is based solely on CUET score, category, and preference order.
• DU is a central university; there is no home state quota or domicile-based reservation for any seat.

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DU CSAS 2026 Important Dates

The tentative schedule for CSAS UG 2026 is provided below. Official dates will be announced after CUET UG 2026 results are declared.

DU CSAS Admission Process 2026

DU admissions under CSAS follow three mandatory phases. Missing any deadline in any phase results in the loss of seat allocation.

Phase I: Registration

Opens on the CSAS portal after CUET UG 2026 results are declared. Complete all steps before the deadline.

• Visit admission.uod.ac.in and click New Registration.
• Enter your CUET UG 2026 Application Number, Roll Number, and Date of Birth.
• Create a secure password and verify your details.
• Personal and academic information will be auto-fetched from the CUET database.
• Select your Class XII stream and upload the required documents.
• Upload category certificates, if applicable.
• Pay the non-refundable registration fee online.
• Download and save the confirmation page for future reference.
• CSAS Phase I registration may open before seat allocation and preference filling begin.

Phase II: Preference Filling

• Opens after the declaration of CUET UG 2026 results.
• Log in to the CSAS portal and fill in college-program preferences in order of priority.
• Add as many eligible preferences as possible for better allotment chances.
• DU releases simulated ranks before seat allocation.
• Candidates can revise their preference order during the re-ordering window.
• Lock preferences and save a copy of the final list for reference

Phase III: Seat Allotment

• Freeze: Accept the allotted seat and confirm admission.
• Upgrade: Accept the current seat while remaining eligible for a higher preference in the next round.
• Reject: Decline the allotted seat and participate in subsequent allocation rounds, if eligible.
• Complete document verification after accepting the allotted seat.
• Pay the admission fee within the prescribed deadline.
• Failure to verify documents or pay the fee will result in automatic cancellation of admission.

Spot Rounds

• Spot Round 1: Conducted after the completion of regular CSAS allocation rounds for vacant seats.
• Spot Round 2: Conducted only if seats remain vacant after Spot Round 1.
• Vacancies are generally available in select programs and colleges with unfilled seats.
• Candidates must apply separately for Spot Round participation through the CSAS portal.
• Seat allotment in Spot Rounds is usually final, with limited or no upgrade options.
• Admission is confirmed only after document verification and fee payment within the prescribed deadline.

DU CSAS 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Check both the common eligibility conditions and the program-specific requirements before applying.

DU CSAS 2026 Documents Required

Keep the following documents ready before registration and document verification at the college.

• Class 10 Marksheet (for date of birth verification)
• Class 12 Marksheet or Provisional Certificate
• CUET UG 2026 Scorecard
• Recent Passport-Size Photograph and Scanned Signature
• SC/ST Caste Certificate (if applicable)
• OBC-NCL Certificate, Central List, issued after 31 March 2026 (if applicable)
• EWS Certificate, issued after 31 March 2026 (if applicable)
• PwBD Disability Certificate in UDID format (if applicable)
• Sports or ECA Certificate (if applicable)
• Migration Certificate or Transfer Certificate
• Kashmiri Migrant or Educational Concession Certificate (if applicable)
• Undertaking in the prescribed DU format if any document is pending at the time of application

Note: If your migration certificate or final marksheet is not yet available, download the undertaking format from the admission website, fill it out and sign it, and upload it in place of the actual document.

DU CSAS 2026 Registration Fee

The CSAS registration fee is a one-time, non-refundable fee paid during Phase I. This is separate from college admission fees paid after seat allotment in Phase III.

DU CSAS 2026 Seat Matrix and Reservations

More than 70,000 UG seats are available across 91 DU-affiliated colleges, distributed category-wise as per Government of India reservation norms.

Courses Offered Through DU CSAS 2026

Delhi University offers undergraduate programs across languages, humanities, sciences, commerce, management, vocational studies, music, fine arts, and education. Admission to all programs is based on CUET UG 2026 scores through the CSAS portal.

Note: For BMS and BBA-FIA specifically, DU has revised the subject weightage for 2026. The General Test and Mathematics now carry higher importance in determining eligibility and seat allocation for these two programs.

DU CSAS 2026: College-Wise Participation

All 91 constituent colleges of DU participate in CSAS UG 2026. The following are the most sought-after.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. How should I fill my preferences in the Delhi University CSAS portal if my CUET score is low (450–650) for a BA programme? If there is no chance of getting a North Campus college, should I keep South Campus colleges as my first preferences?

Ans. No. In CSAS, you should rank colleges and courses based on your actual preference, not on expected cutoffs. The system will automatically allot the highest preference for which you are eligible based on your CUET score, category, and seat availability. So, even if colleges like Hindu College, Miranda House, or LSR seem out of reach, keep them higher if they are your preferred choices. If you don't meet their cutoff, CSAS will automatically consider your next preferences, including South Campus and Off-Campus colleges.

Ques. Can I register for DU CSAS before CUET UG results are declared?

Ans: Yes. DU usually opens CSAS Phase I registration before the preference-filling stage. Students can complete profile creation, upload documents, and pay the registration fee in advance, while program and college preferences are filled after CUET results are announced.

Ques. Can I still get Hindu College if I rank it lower in CSAS?

Ans: Only if all higher-ranked preferences are unavailable. CSAS always allocates the highest preference to those who meet the cutoff. Many students miss their preferred college simply because they ranked it lower than other options when filling out their preferences.

Ques. Does accepting Kirori Mal College stop me from getting upgrades?

Ans: No. After accepting the allotted seat, you can choose the upgrade option and remain eligible for higher-ranked preferences in subsequent CSAS rounds. Most students are advised to accept first and then opt for upgrades.

Ques. How many preferences should I fill in CSAS?

Ans: As many as possible. There is no penalty for filling additional preferences. Students who list a wider range of college-program combinations generally have a better chance of securing admission during later allocation rounds.

Ques. Should I accept my Round 1 seat or wait for better options?

Ans: Students are generally advised to accept the allotted seat first and then opt for upgrades. Failure to accept the seat within the prescribed deadline can result in cancellation of the allotment. Accepting the seat keeps you eligible for future rounds while securing your current admission.

Ques. Why do seniors recommend filling in maximum preferences in DU CSAS?

Ans: A larger preference list increases your chances of being allotted a seat, especially in later rounds. Students with a restricted list often lose out on admissions despite strong CUET scores. There is no penalty for adding more preferences, so always fill the maximum number of eligible college-program combinations.