DU UG Counselling 2025: Reorder college, course preference for round 2 on CSAS portal by July 25

The University of Delhi (UoD or DU) has opened the counselling window to re-order higher preferences for the second round of CSAS seat allotment. Candidates can alter their preferences for courses and colleges till July 25, 2025.

DU choice re-ordering is available on the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal, ugadmission.uod.ac.in. Candidates who have a valid Common University Entrance Test - Under Graduate (CUET UG 2025) score, and had opted for seat upgradation during the first round of counselling, can re-arrange their choices for the second round. Round 2 seat allotment will be declared on July 28.

The second allocation list will be based on the preference change done by the candidates. The allocated seats can be accepted on the portal till July 30. The constituent colleges will verify and approve the applications till July 31. Candidates can complete online payment of tuition fees by August 1.

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DU UG Admission 2025: Seat acceptance

Through CSAS counselling , colleges can either accept or reject an application during online verification. A candidate can face rejection of admission on the following grounds:

• Non-fulfillment of minimum eligibility criteria
• Non-fulfillment of programme-specific eligibility
• Non-fulfillment of subject-mapping criteria
• Invalid documents
• Failure to respond to any queries on the dashboard within the stipulated time

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DU CSAS counselling for UG programmes may include subsequent allocation rounds if there are vacant seats remaining after two regular rounds.

Through DU CSAS 2025 candidates are allotted their highest possible given preference of course and college. The seat allotment process is based on the candidate’s programme-specific merit in the entrance test, availability of vacant seats, and the candidate’s category.

If a candidate accepts a seat allocation on a supernumerary quota, they cannot hold the seat allotted to them through regular rounds. For further rounds of counselling, such candidates will be considered only for the supernumerary quota, and will not be allotted any general seats.