DU PG Admission 2026: Minimum allocation scores for Spot Round 2 released; here’s how to check..

Delhi University has released the minimum allocation scores for candidates who secured seats in Spot Round-2 of PG admissions for 2026. Candidates who participated in this round can view the scores corresponding to their specific courses and colleges by visiting DU's official admission portal. These scores help candidates understand the minimum marks at which the last seat was allocated across various courses and categories. However, merely knowing the score is not enough; candidates must also ensure they meet eligibility criteria, submit required documents, and complete other admission formalities on time.

What is the Minimum Allocation Score?
The minimum allocation score for Spot Round-2 represents the lowest marks obtained by the last candidate to be allotted a seat in a specific PG program and college. This score varies by course and college. Additionally, cutoff scores may differ across categories such as UR, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS.

Fluctuations in minimum scores between rounds are common. Changes in allocation scores can occur due to factors such as the number of available seats, candidate preferences, seat upgrades, and instances where some candidates do not accept the offered admission.

Points to Remember
PG seat allocation at DU is based on the candidate's merit, the specific program's eligibility criteria, social category, and seat availability. In certain cases, the university's tie-breaking rules may be applied to decide between candidates with identical scores.

Candidates should note that minimum allocation scores have been released only for programs where seats were allocated during Spot Round-2. After viewing the scores, candidates should carefully verify their allotment details. Admission is considered final only after document verification and fulfillment of all eligibility conditions. If any discrepancies are found, candidates may contact DU's admission department. The university holds the final authority regarding admission decisions.

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