DU Admission 2022: First seat allotment for ECA, Sports, CW categories out
Apoorva Singh | November 15, 2022 | 01:08 PM IST | 2 mins read
The DU UG seat upgradation window for ECA, Sports, CW, KM categories and Christian candidates for St. Stephens and JMC will be available from November 18 to 19.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The University of Delhi has released the first round of allocation for ECA, Sports, CW categories. Candidates can visit the official website - admission.uod.ac.in to check the DU seat allotment list 2022. The DU UG seat allotment for ECA, Sports, CW categories is published in the form of a PDF file, and candidates can search for their name or their form number in the list.
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The DU first seat allotment for ECA, Sports, and CW categories includes form number, candidates name, college name, course, category and sub-category. All the selected candidates can now pay the admission fee to confirm their seats. DU may release up to three rounds of allocation for ECA, Sports, and CW categories.
“For admissions under the ECA Supernumerary quota, a candidate's combined ECA merit (CEM) score will be considered. The CEM score of a candidate will be the summation of 25% of the highest program-specific CUET percentage score of all the Programs in which she/he has applied and 75% of the highest ECA score obtained from the ECA categories for which the candidate is being considered,” reads the notification available on the official website.
How to check DU first seat allotment
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Visit the official website - admission.uod.ac.in.
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Check the ‘CSAS 2022’ section available on the home page.
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Now, click on the ‘ECA, Sports, or CW’ category link.
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The seat allocation list will get displayed on screen.
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Search through your name and form number and take a screenshot of it for reference.
All the selected candidates have to submit an undertaking at the time of admission stating that they will practice and participate for the college, and if selected will represent the university in the competitions as determined by college/university failing which the college has the right to cancel the admission if the candidate violates the undertaking during his/her entire period of their course.
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