Delhi University Admission 2025: Answers to the Most Common FAQs

Delhi University is one of the most sought after institutions for higher education in India. It attracts over thousands of students every year eyeing for both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. With the introduction of CUET as an admission requirement, the admission process has become a bit tricky and lengthy.

To make things easier, here is a compiled list of the most frequently asked questions about DU admission in 2025.

Q1. What is the mode of admission in Delhi University?

Delhi University follows a similar path for both Under graduate and post graduate admissions with minor differences. The same have been mentioned below:

• For UG courses, admissions are based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) conducted by the NTA. Students must appear for the CUET exam and then apply for admission through the DU CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System) portal.
• For PG courses, admissions are also based on the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-PG). This is also conducted by the NTA. Departments like Law and MBA have their own requirements including additional tests or interviews.

Q2. When will the Delhi University admission process for 2025 begin?

The Delhi University admissionprocess for UG courses has already begun. The complete scheduled timeline of the same has been given below:

For more details keep checkinghttps://admission.uod.ac.in

Q3. Is CUET compulsory for Delhi University Admissions?

Yes, CUET is a mandatory requirement for both the UG and PG admission at Delhi University. However, a few courses like BFA, BPEd and MBA may have certain additional requirements including skill tests, entrance exams and interviews.

Q4. What is CSAS in Delhi University admissions?

Common Seat Allocation System or CSAS as it is commonly known, is the online admission portal where the students are required to register, select their preferred college and course following this they are required to participate in the seat allocation process. This process is divided into several rounds of seat allocation based on the CUET scores and college/ course preference.

Q5. What is the eligibility criteria for Delhi University UG admissions?

The Delhi University's UG has several requirements, the same have been described below:

UG Admissions Eligibility:

• The student must have passed class 12 from a recognized board.
• The student must have appeared for CUET-UG with relevant subjects for the course you are applying for.
• Subject combination and minimum percentage requirements for eligibility to appear in CUET.

Q6. What are the eligibility requirements for Delhi University PG admissions?

The Delhi University's PG admission has multiple requirements, the same have been mentioned below:

PG Admissions Eligibility

• The students must have a bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline.
• They must appear for the CUET-PG and obtain qualifying marks.
• Certain departments may have additional requirements like minimum marks in graduation or qualifying subject combinations.

Q7. Are class 12th cut-offs still applicable in 2025?

No, Delhi University no longer uses class 12th cut offs for admissions. Instead the merit based admission is based on the CUET marks. However, after CUET results, colleges may set course wise CUET scores (minimum CUET cutoff marks required for a seat in a particular course.)

Q8. How many rounds of seat allocation are there in the Delhi University admission process?

Delhi University generally has three to five rounds of seat allocation followed by:

• Spot admission rounds
• Mid-entry (for late applicants)
• Upgradation options

Q9. Can a student apply for multiple Delhi University courses?

Yes, a student can apply for multiple courses and colleges through the CSAS portal. But, they should have prepared for the CUET subject requirement for each subject.

Q10. Is there a reservation policy at Delhi University?

Yes, Delhi University follows the reservation policy implemented by the Government of India:

Q11. What are the documents required for Delhi University Admissions?

DU admission requires a long list of documents. A consolidated brief of the same has been given below:

• CUET Scorecard
• Class 10 & 12 Marksheet
• Transfer Certificate (if applicable)
• Migration Certificate (for non-CBSE boards)
• Caste/Category Certificate (if applicable)
• Income Certificate (for EWS)
• Passport-sized photograph
• Signature
• Undertaking or anti-ragging declaration (as specified)

Q12. What is the fee structure of Delhi University?

Delhi University is known for being affordable. Different courses and different colleges have different fee structure:

• Most government DU colleges charge between ₹5,000 to ₹20,000 per year.
• Self-financed or professional courses may have higher fees (e.g., BMS, BBA-FIA, MBA).

Q13. What happens if a student misses a round of seat allocation?

If a student misses accepting the seat within the deadline their seat will be forfeited and they might not be considered for the next round unless DU offers a mid entry or a spot round for late applicants.

Q14. Can students from any stream apply for Delhi University courses?

Yes, but that depends on the CUET subject combination and course specific eligibility.

Delhi University continues to evolve its admission process, placing an increasing emphasis on transparency and merit through CUET. While the process may appear complex, understanding the basics and staying updated with key dates can help ease your admission journey.