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DU NCWEB 2026: Applications for Ward Quota admission at DU NCWEB have begun; the window will remain open until August 7..

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DU NCWEB 2026: Delhi University's Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board (NCWEB) has initiated the application process for undergraduate admissions under the 'Ward Quota' for the 2026-27 academic session. Eligible female students may apply using the prescribed format. Candidates are required to submit the NCWEB Ward Quota application form along with all necessary documents in person at the Board's office. The university has clarified that incomplete applications or those submitted after the deadline will not be considered during the admission process.

NCWEB Ward Quota Admission 2026: Who can apply?
Only female candidates residing in the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi are eligible to apply for admission under the Ward Quota of Delhi University's Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board (NCWEB). Candidates must submit a valid proof of residence in Delhi at the time of application; admission under the Ward Quota will not be granted without it.

DU NCWEB 2026: What documents are required?
Candidates must submit the following documents while applying:

Copy of the online DU registration form
Class 10th certificate
Class 12th mark sheet
Valid proof of address (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, or Ration Card)
Employee certificate issued by Delhi University in the name of the candidate's parent
Submission of the employee certificate is mandatory to apply under the Ward Quota.
Candidates should ensure that all information provided matches the details recorded in their documents. Any incorrect or discrepant information may adversely affect the application.

How to apply?
Visit the official DU NCWEB website.
Look for the notification regarding 'Ward Quota Admission 2026' on the homepage.
Complete the online registration process.
After submitting the application, download and print the DU registration form.
Submit the application form along with all required documents at the designated NCWEB office.
Keep a copy of the application form and documents safe for future reference.


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