Delhi University (DU) has moved completely online for the 2025-26 admission season, and the gateway for both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) seats remains the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Whether you’re eyeing a coveted Hansraj BA seat or a slot in the brand-new Robotics minor, here’s the streamlined roadmap you’ll follow once CUET results are published.
1. CUET Results → Jump to the DU Admission Portal
Once the National Testing Agency (NTA) releases CUET UG and PG scores, head straight to admission.uod.ac.in. DU’s dashboard now auto-pulls your CUET percentile, saving you from manual data entry errors.
2. Create or Reactivate Your CSAS Profile
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New applicants: Register with the e-mail ID and mobile number that were used for CUET.
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Previous-year droppers: Simply log in—your basic profile will already be there; just update academics and category certificates if required.
Pro tip: DU has added a “preference simulator” this year. Play around with college-course combos to gauge last-year closing ranks before locking choices.
3. Rank Your College-Course Preferences
In the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), drag and drop your dream combinations—e.g., BCom (Hons) – SRCC or BA (Hons) Psychology – LSR. You can reorder until the locking deadline, but once the window closes the list is frozen for the entire allocation cycle.
Also Read – DU 2025 Application Window Opens for PG and BTech Courses – Check Details
4. Pay the One-Time CSAS Fee (Non-Refundable)
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General/OBC-NCL/EWS: ₹250
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SC/ST/PwBD: ₹100
Payment activates your application in the system; skip it and you’ll be invisible when merit lists are generated.
5. DU First Merit List—How to Check
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Visit admission.uod.ac.in after the announced release time.
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Click “Candidate Dashboard”.
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Log in with your CUET credentials.
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Download the 1st Allotment Result PDF or view it on-screen.
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If allotted, click “Accept Seat” within the stipulated window.
Seats not accepted in time automatically lapse to the next candidate in line.
6. Documents You’ll Need at the College (Original + 1 Set of Copies)
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Class X certificate (DOB proof)
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Class XII mark sheet and provisional certificate
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CUET scorecard (downloaded PDF)
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Transfer and migration certificates (if applicable)
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Caste/EWS/PwBD certificate, signed by a competent authority
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Recent passport-size photographs
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Photo ID (Aadhaar/passport)
Something new: DU colleges will scan each certificate and tag it to your Academic Bank of Credits ID, so paper verification is much faster than before.
7. Interesting Addition: A Sneak-Peek at DU’s 2025 Innovations
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Robotics & AI Minor: Starting this session, several north-campus colleges will let science majors tack on a four-course Robotics minor powered by industry mentorship from IIT-Delhi alumni.
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Green Credits: Participate in the university’s tree-plantation drives or campus solar-panel projects and earn up to two “green credits” that count toward your degree workload.
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360° Orientation Week: After admission, freshers can sign up for VR-enabled campus tours—see your lecture hall, canteen, and library in 3-D before stepping on-site.
Also Read – CUET PG 2025: Delhi University Counselling Registration Extended – Check New Dates
8. What Happens After Round-1?
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Freeze: Satisfied? Lock your seat and pay the college fee.
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Upgrade: Opt for a higher preference in Round-2; your current seat stays safe until you’re upgraded.
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Withdraw: If you change your mind, withdraw before the notified cut-off date and reclaim most of the fee minus a small processing charge.
Key Dates at a Glance
Event | Tentative Timeline* |
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CUET UG & PG Results | Last week of May 2025 |
CSAS Preference-Lock Deadline | Early June 2025 |
DU 1st Merit List | Mid-June 2025 |
Document Verification | Within 3–4 days of list |
*Exact dates will be confirmed on DU’s portal.
Final Word
With the combination of a data-driven allocation engine, document e-verification, and new-age academic offerings, Delhi University’s 2025-26 admission cycle promises to be its smoothest—and most competitive—yet. Have your documents scanned, preferences ranked, and fee ready; a single missed deadline can nudge you out of the running. Good luck, future Dilli Universityites !