DU UG Admission 2023: CSAS phase 1, 2 deadline extended till July 26
Tanuja Joshi | July 24, 2023 | 05:20 PM IST | 1 min read
Delhi University has also extended the date for the correction window of CSAS UG 2023 till July 26 up to 4:59 pm.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The University of Delhi has extended the phase 1, phase 2 under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for admissions to undergraduate programmes till July 26, 2023 up to 4:59 pm.
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Candidates who have not registered for DU admission 2023, and or those who have completed phase 1 but have not provided their preferences will be able to complete their registration and fill up their preferences by July 26 now.
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The university has advised the students to keep saving their preferences on a regular basis as the CSAS portal will auto lock the saved preferences on July 27, 2023 by 5 pm. Candidates seeking admission to the DU UG programmes should complete their registrations and fill the CSAS 2023 application form before the last date.
The university has also extended the date for the correction window of CSAS UG 2023 till July 26 up to 4:59 pm. The students who have already registered for the CSAS UG form, who wish to edit or modify their form can do so through the correction window only once.
Candidates can edit or modify only the fields according to the registration fee equal to or less than that is already paid by them. They will be able to update their profile and re-upload their updated documents and certificates. They will not be able to edit or modify their name, photograph, signature, email ID and mobile number.
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Candidates will also not be able to apply to ECA and sports supernumerary quota during the correction window. They will only be able to re-upload their certificates for these supernumerary quotas.
The Delhi University has said that no further extension will be provided and the schedule of declaration of simulated ranks and allocation rounds will remain the same as earlier.
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