DU 2019 Admission: Application Form released @du.ac.in; Check Registration Process

New Delhi, May 30: The University of Delhi has released the application form of DU admission 2019 for various UG programmes offered by the varsity. After a long series of postponing the release dates, the university had released the official admission notification on May 29. The candidates who are aspiring for the admission in a plethora of UG programmes offered by the University of Delhi can start registering themselves and fill the DU application form 2019 in an online mode.

The candidates are highly suggested that they check the eligibility criteria carefully before applying for DU admission 2019.

Steps to fill the DU 2019 Application Form

1. Visit the official website of the University of Delhi (du.ac.in/adm2019)

2. Click on ‘UG programmes’ given under the ‘Admission’ section

3. Click on ‘Apply for UG Courses’

4. Register yourself by entering email and mobile number

5. Fill the DU 2019 application form by entering all the requisite details, upload documents

6. Click on ‘Save and Preview’

7. Remit the DU application fee via Debit Card/Credit Card/Net Banking

8. Take multiple print outs of DU application form 2019 and the fee receipt

DU 2019 Application Form Fee

The university has increased the DU 2019 application form fee as anticipated earlier. There has been an increment of Rs. 50/- for all the categories. The candidates can check the fee distribution given in the table below.

About DU admission 2019

The University of Delhi, every year, conducts admission for the candidates who wish to seek admission in their UG programmes. The admission in the renown university is done by releasing the DU cut-offs, based on their 12th standard, for the candidates to get enrolled in. The release of the first cut off of DU 2019 is expected to commence from June 14. The Delhi University Academic Council (AC) is hoping that the whole procedure of DU Admission will be concluded before the commencement of the first semester. “We are trying to make the system student-friendly. These proposals will only lead to the system being more effective and systematic”, clarified Dr Rajeev Gupta.