Undergraduate Program in Delhi University For Academic Session 2022

On October 11, Delhi University (DU) constituted a nine-member committee to resolve the issues related to seat allocation and admission in Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses. “The committee will work to continue the admission process smoothly in the leadership of Prof. Ranjit Bohra” Registrar Vikas Gupta stated.

Delhi University ECA and Sports quota test date

The test for sports quota for Delhi University’s admission process for the session 2022-23 will begin from this week. For admission under ECA and Sports Quota, 25% weightage will be given to Common Entrance Test (CUET) marks, 75% weightage for certificate and test.

Delhi University allocated seat list 2022

As per the reports, the University of Delhi is likely to release the first CSAS (common seat allocation system) allocation list on 18 October 2022 and October 19 to 21 will be give to students to accept the allocated seats.

The Second list expected to release on October 30 and students have to “accept” the allocated seats by November 1, 2022.

Delhi University gives relaxation to those students who are seeking admission in DU for the academic session 2022-23. University announced to again start the admission process for UG courses. Admission is likely to be restart in November in mid-sem. An official stated that, In 3rd phase of CUET admission can be taken between November 5 to 7, 2022.

Delhi University announced to release the DU simulated list today, October 14, 2022. As per the official notification, the list will be released on the official website at 5 pm.
In the official notification, DU further mentioned that the preference change window will also open on 14 october and will close on 16 october 2022.

Can anyone provide the official academic calender of Delhi University for session 2022-23 ?

Delhi University Academic calender 2022 First year session 202-23

B.Com seems to be most sought course among students - Delhi University

As of October 13, the college preference data showed B.Com, the most registrations received course by Ramjas College with 56,996 applications.

In comparison to 2021, Delhi University has received fewer than two lakh applications for UG courses for the academic session 2022-23. Speaking about the declining number, the former Executive Council member of Du Rajesh Jha said, “ The manner in which the entire admission process has been conducted this year has been ridden with uncertainty.”

As Central University Entrance Test (CUET) had high scorers and continuously increase the seat acceptance data can led to close the several UG programmes after the first seat allocation list. In Delhi University, Courses like History, Philosophy, English, Computer Science, Political Science among others might close after the first allocation list.

According the current circulating data, Around 59,100 seats being filled at the end of the first seat allocation round at Delhi University. It will likely be seen in upcoming seat allocation rounds, admission in several top colleges will close for most courses.

The list of vacant seats in DU colleges released by the University of Delhi. Colleges like Ramjas, HIndu, SRCC, Miranda expected to close admission on most courses.

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As the admission closed on October 25 for first round, Delhi University opened a two-day window which will be closed at 5.00 pm on 27th October. Those candidates who have secured their admission in the First allocation round, 2-day window allow them to “Upgrade” their seats for second round of admission.

Instead of over 59,000 out of alloltted 70,000 seats at Delhi University (DU) have been secured after the First seat allocation round, seats in several science courses also in top colleges of DU, remain vacant. According to the widely spread data by some reputed newspapers, Hansraj College of DU has 13 vacant seats for B.Sc (H) zoology while Hindu college have 8 vacant seats.
Similarly, at Kirori Mal College, 14 seats remain vacant for B.Sc (H) physics while at Ramjas College there are 12 vacant seats each for B.Sc (H) chemistry and B.Sc (H) life sciences.