Overview
- The new undergraduate session began with department-wise orientations and induction events on Tuesday, July 28, and colleges welcomed first-year students despite heavy rain.
- The second round of the Common Seat Allocation System reported 24,814 fresh allotments, 30,682 upgrades and 88,584 active candidates as colleges continued verification and fee processing.
- Delhi University said total confirmed UG admissions have passed about 71,342 and announced a mid-entry window (Aug 3–5), a third allocation list on Aug 8 with acceptances to Aug 11, and a BTech spot round starting with applications July 30.
- Colleges stressed prompt acceptance, verification and fee payment to secure seats and complete enrolment, and principals reported strong orientation turnout even as student groups set up membership stalls on campus.
- The CSAS lets candidates accept, freeze or seek upgrades between rounds, which drives repeated deadline changes and spot/mid-entry rounds as the university fills vacant seats across some 221 programmes in 67 colleges.