Delhi University PG admission 2026 CSAS first merit list out; 11,548 seats offered across 74 courses
Vaishnavi Shukla | June 16, 2026 | 08:19 AM IST | 2 mins read
Delhi University: Candidates can access the CSAS round 1 PG merit list on the pgadmission.uod.ac.in, through login using their application number and password
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Download NowThe University of Delhi (DU) has published the DU PG admission 2026 first merit list. Students can download the DU PG merit list 2026 from the official website, pgadmission.uod.ac.in, using their CSAS portal application number and password . A total of 11,548 seats have been offered for DU PG round 1 admission 2026.
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As per the DU PG admission 2026 schedule, candidates must accept the allotted seat by June 17. DU PG admission round 1 document verification and approval of admission will end on June 18, and the last date for fee payment is June 19.
Also, the university will release the cutoffs for each course. Candidates must score a minimum mark determined by the DU PG cut-off to be eligible for the counselling round.
DU PG Admission 2026
For the DU PG admissions in round 1, seats were allocated to 74 PG programmes for UR, SC, ST, OBC-NCL, EWS, PwBD, KM, SGC, and Orphan categories.
The allocations to performance-based programmes such as MA Music, MPEd, BPEd, MFA, and CW and Sports categories will be completed in the DU PG round 3 admission.
Candidates with valid CUET PG scores can apply for admission at Delhi University. Apart from CUET scores, candidates must also fulfil the eligibility criteria set by DU for some specific PG programmes they apply for.
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DU PG Merit List 2026: How to check?
The steps to check the DU PG round 1 merit list are as follows.
- Visit the official website at admission.uod.ac.in
- Click on the ‘PG Admission’ option
- Choose the ‘Admission list’.
- DU merit list will now open on your screen.
- Search with Ctrl+F to check for any specific allotment status
- DU PG merit list will open in the PDF format.
- Download and take printed copies for future use.
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DU PG Admission 2026: Round 2
Delhi University will publish the DU PG round 2 merit list on June 22. The last date to accept the round 2 seat allotment is June 24. Candidates will have to appear for document verification and approval of admission between June 22 and 25. Students who will be allotted have to pay the required fee for admission by June 27.
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