DU Admission 2026: CUET PG applicants report CSAS portal glitches, demand application deadline extension

DU PG Admission Portal 2026: The Students' Federation of India (SFI), a student organization, has requested that the deadline for DU PG admission 2026 be extended after facing technical issues on Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal. The Delhi University PG admissions 2026 deadline is set for June 7.

Additionally, the students’ group has also requested that the existing functional number be shared with the applicants so that students can contact the admissions team if they are facing any issues or have any queries.

Delhi University opened the DU PG admission 2026 CSAS registration on May 16.

Candidates who have valid CUET PG scores 2026 can apply for DU PG courses on the official website, pgadmission.uod.ac.in. Apart from CUET PG 2026 scores, students must also qualify the eligibility criteria set by DU for specific courses they are applying for.

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DU CSAS Portal: Grievances raised by students

The issues raised by the students’ group on the DU PG CSAS admission 2026 portal are listed below.

• After uploading the documents, selecting the "Preview and Lock" option redirects the user to the Personal Details section instead of displaying a preview of the entered details and uploaded documents.
• The Personal Address and Course Name fields entered in the Personal Details section are not displayed in the Preview tab
• Several other random glitches on CSAS portal.

The students’ group has requested that the issues be addressed as soon as possible, since the application closing date is close.

The DU PG admission fee 2026 for general and unreserved candidates is 750, while other applicants have to pay Rs 300. DU will publish the PG admission 2026 first cutoff list in June. The DU cut-off for the PG 2026 may vary from candidate to candidate depending on several factors, such as candidate numbers, rank, difficulty level of the exam, and past cut-off marks.