DU Admissions: Seminars, Intermediate Admissions and On-Site Admissions for a Hassle-Free Process | Tech US News

On September 12, the university also released its admission and allotment policy – ​​the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), in which applicants will go through a three-phase process. First the applicants will fill the application form, then they will select the programs and submit their preferences and finally the admission slot will be allocated.

The first phase started already on September 12 and the second phase started today. These two stages will be open until October 10. The university will publish the first admission list by then.

Applications are open for 79 UG programs at 67 faculties, departments and centers. The programs include 206 subject combinations of the BA program. The university ensures a smooth process as it has established a new system for admission to its faculties this year.

“The university ensures that all the queries of the students are resolved immediately and they do not face any hurdle,” said Haneet Gandhi, dean (admission) while talking to news agency PTI.

“Interim admissions, multiple rounds of allotment, on-site admissions, grievance redressal committees, webinars and helpline services are among the measures taken by DU to ensure this,” she said.

Intermediate registrations have been introduced to help candidates who did not register within the deadline. Candidates in this category can apply by paying a ₹1,000 intermediate entry fee.

The Dean also stated that interim admissions will be considered only for candidates who have already applied but their admission process has stopped due to some reason.

“This provision does not apply to performance-based programs such as BA Hons Music, BSc Physical Education, Health Education and Sports, ECA and Sports Supernumerary quota,” she said.

The university also announced that in the first round of seat allotment, each subject in each college will retain 20% additional seats for candidates from non-reserved category – OBC-NCL, EWS category and also 30% in SC, ST, PWBD categories.

The Dean advised all the candidates to visit the Delhi University website regularly to get more information about the updates, timetables and guidelines regarding admission.

Before the on-site round, the university has also announced several rounds of seat allotment. Based on seat availability due to rejections, cancellations and withdrawals, multiple rounds of allotment may be announced.

“The university will display the vacancies on its portal before each allotment round. All candidates who applied for CSAS-2022 will be eligible for all the allotment rounds except those whose admission has been cancelled,” Gandhi said.

“If there are vacancies after the completion of regular rounds of CSAS-2022, the university may call for admission on the spot,” she said.

“To be considered for the on-site enrollment round, a candidate will have to opt for ‘on-site entry’ through their dashboard,” Gandhi explained.

“To redress grievances that may arise during admission, each college under DU has been asked to set up a grievance redressal committee. Furthermore, a subcommittee will be established to resolve complaints from candidates from special categories,” she said.

“The university will be holding a series of public webinars next week to familiarize students with the registration process. It has also designed chatbots, helpline numbers and emails to address admission-related queries of students,” she said.