DU UG Admission 2024: CSAS phase 1 application correction window opens; editable fields
Alivia Mukherjee | July 30, 2024 | 03:18 PM IST | 2 mins read
DU UG CSAS 2024 application correction window can be accessed at ugadmission.uod.ac.in till August 4.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The University of Delhi (DU) has opened the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) 2024 application correction window today, July 30. Candidates who completed the DU UG 2024 registration process will be able to edit their already submitted application form. The DU UG CSAS 2024 form correction window is active on the official website, ugadmission.uod.ac.in. The DU UG 2024 application correction window will close on August 4.
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Candidates who have already applied in CSAS Phase 1 of UG admissions and now wish to add the ECA or sports supernumerary category can do so through the DU UG CSAS application correction window . The official notice read, “Candidates who have already applied in Phase I and wish to add ECA/Sports category will also be able to do so during the correction window. It may be noted that the correction window is a one-time facility. Utmost care must be taken by the candidates while editing the form.”
Candidates are required to provide their CUET application number, password and captcha code to access the DU CSAS 2024 application correction window. The Delhi University has instructed candidates to fill in their Class 12 marks very carefully, as these marks will be used to break ties in CUET UG scores, if necessary.
DU CSAS 2024 Application correction: Editable details
The details that can be edited through the DU CSAS UG application correction window typically include:
1. Address details
2. Academic details:
- Class 12 board and roll number
- Marks and percentage obtained in qualifying exams
- Subject-wise marks
3.Documents:
- Uploading of new or corrected documents
- Correction of details in uploaded documents
Candidates will not be allowed to edit the following fields:
a) Candidate's name
b) Candidate's photograph
C) Candidate's signature
d) Candidate's registered email id
e) Candidate's mobile number
DU UG CSAS 2024 Correction Window: Steps to edit
Candidates can follow these steps to use the DU UG CSAS 2024 application correction window.
- Visit the official website, ugadmission.uod.ac.in.
- Log in using your registered credentials such as application number and password.
- Find and click on the link for the application correction window, usually available on the dashboard or notification section.
- Review your application form and make the necessary corrections.
- Add ECA or sports supernumerary category (if applicable)
- Pay the additional fee of Rs 100 for each quota. (if applicable)
- Review and submit
- Print the confirmation page or save it as a PDF for your records.
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