DU UG Admission 2026: 63,756 students secured admission in the first round; second round to begin on July 25..

DU UG Admission 2026: Delhi University (DU) has released official figures following the completion of the first round of the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS 2026) for undergraduate admissions. According to the university, 63,756 students have confirmed their seats by paying the fees during the first round.

How many students were allotted seats in the first round?
In the first round, Delhi University allotted seats to 93,033 candidates. This allocation was made for over 71,000 seats available across 221 undergraduate courses in 67 colleges.

Prior to this, more than 81,900 students had accepted their allotted seats. Of these, 63,756 candidates completed the admission process by paying the fees within the stipulated deadline.

How many students chose the 'Freeze' and 'Upgrade' options?
According to DU's official update:

63,756 students secured their seats.
15,265 students opted for the 'Freeze' option.
48,153 students chose the 'Upgrade' option to stand a chance of getting a seat in a college or course of higher preference in the next round.

When will the second round begin?
Delhi University has announced that the second seat allocation round for CSAS UG will commence on July 25, 2026. Students who have opted for the 'Upgrade' option should regularly check their dashboards and the university's admission website for updates.

Classes to begin on July 28
According to the university, classes for the 2026-27 academic session will start on July 28, 2026. DU has also extended its best wishes to the new students for a successful and productive academic session.

How to check DU UG seat allocation?
Candidates can view their seat allocation by following these simple steps:

Visit the DU UG admission portal at ugadmission.uod.ac.in.
Click on 'Candidate Login'. Log in by entering your CUET UG 2026 application number, password, and captcha.
Click on the 'Allotment Status' link.
View details of the allotted college and course.
Download the allotment letter and keep a printed copy for future reference.

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