From UG, PG, and BTech to Integrated Law — Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Admissions at Delhi University (DU) for the 2025–2026 academic year are now officially open, and this year brings several new changes and opportunities for students across undergraduate and postgraduate programs. From the launch of the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal to the introduction of integrated law degrees, DU is expanding its offerings and streamlining processes for applicants.
🏛️ CSAS UG Admissions: How the Process Works
The CSAS 2025 undergraduate admissions portal has gone live, enabling students to begin their application journey. This centralised system is designed to simplify the admissions process across DU’s 79 affiliated colleges, offering a total of 71,624 seats across reserved and unreserved categories.
The admissions process is divided into two phases:
Phase 1: Registration & Document Submission
- Students must submit personal details, Class 12 scores, and their CUET-UG 2025 roll number.
- Academic documents must be uploaded at this stage.
- No program or college preferences are required yet.
- Application fee:
- ₹250 for General/OBC applicants
- ₹100 for SC/ST/PwD applicants
- Additional ₹400 for performance/practical-based programs
- ₹100 for ECA/sports quota consideration
Phase 2: Choosing Program and College Preferences
This phase begins once CUET-UG 2025 results are out.
- Subject Mapping: Match your CUET subjects with Class 12 subjects to verify eligibility.
- Eligibility Check: Confirm which DU courses you’re eligible for using mapped subjects and scores.
- Selection & Ranking: Choose and rank your program-college combinations through a user-friendly filter system.
- Final Submission: Lock preferences before the deadline. If students don’t act in time, their latest selections will be auto-locked.
Important: Once preferences are locked, they cannot be changed. Your ranking will heavily influence seat allocation.
🎓 What’s New This Year?
- Class 10 Marks for Tie-breakers: Students must upload their Class 10 results to be used in tie-breaking scenarios.
- Communication Made Easier: DU will notify students of important updates (like seat allocation and payment deadlines) via their registered email.
- Subject Changes: DU has removed Engineering Graphics, Entrepreneurship, and three other subjects from its domain-specific list. Students should only take CUET subjects they studied in Class 12 unless stated otherwise.
🧑🎓 DU PG Admissions 2025: Seat Allotments Begin
For postgraduate aspirants, DU will release the first seat allocation list today at 5 PM, based on performance in CUET-PG 2025. Students can check their status via the official portal.
Here’s what you need to know:
- The process includes two regular rounds of counselling.
- Mid-entry options will be available after the second round.
- Special supernumerary quotas are in place, including one seat per program for the Single Girl Child (SGC) category.
- Admissions under CW (Children of War Personnel), sports, and performance-based quotas will begin in Round 3.
- Admissions for PwBD, orphans, and SGC will commence in Round 1.
⚖️ New Integrated Law Programs Introduced
For the first time, Delhi University has launched integrated law courses:
- BA LLB (Hons)
- BBA LLB (Hons)
Admission will be based on CLAT 2025 ranks. Applications have opened at law.uod.ac.in, and classes are set to begin on August 1, 2025.
🛠️ BTech Admissions
BTech seat allocation results will be declared on June 17, 2025.
- Mid-entry is allowed after two standard rounds.
- PwBD, orphans, and SGC admissions begin from Round 1.
- CW and ward quotas will begin from Round 3.
📚 School of Open Learning (SOL) Admissions
Students opting for open and distance learning can apply for the following programs without CUET:
- UG Programs
- MBA
- BLISc
- MLISc
- PGDADLM
The application window is open from June 11 to September 15, 2025.
Whether you’re aiming for a traditional undergraduate degree, exploring flexible open learning, or diving into DU’s brand-new integrated law and BTech programs, the 2025 admissions season brings a host of opportunities.
Make sure to track deadlines closely, upload your documents carefully, and lock in your preferences wisely. With a bit of preparation, your journey into one of India’s most prestigious universities could start this year
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