The University of Delhi (DU) has officially launched Phase 2 of the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for UG Admissions 2025, opening the path for thousands of aspirants seeking entry into one of India’s most prestigious universities. The CSAS portal is now live at ugadmission.uod.ac.in, and registrations for both Phase 1 and Phase 2 will close at 11:59 PM on Monday, July 14, 2025.
This strategic window marks a critical period for all CUET-UG 2025 candidates, as it finalizes the next step towards undergraduate admission for the academic year 2025–26. Below is a comprehensive guide to help candidates navigate this crucial phase.
Key Dates to Remember for DU UG CSAS Admission 2025
CSAS Phase 2 Launch Date: July 8, 2025
Final Deadline for Both Phases: July 14, 2025 (11:59 PM IST)
Official Portal: ugadmission.uod.ac.in
Eligibility Requirement: Completion of CUET-UG 2025 with valid scorecard
Candidates are urged to not delay their registration and complete both phases within the deadline to secure their position in the merit-based selection process.
Understanding CSAS Phase 1 and Phase 2
Phase 1 – Registration and CUET Integration
In Phase 1, students were required to register on the CSAS portal and link their CUET-UG 2025 application number. This phase collects essential student data, verifies eligibility, and creates a foundational profile for the admission process.
Applicants who missed registering in Phase 1 still have a chance to complete both phases together by July 14, ensuring no loss of opportunity.
Phase 2 – College and Course Preference Selection
The now-active Phase 2 is the core of the seat allocation system. Here, students must:
Log into their dashboards
Review available programs and colleges
Submit a prioritized list of course-college combinations
Selections must be aligned with the candidate’s CUET-UG scores and eligibility criteria, as merit will directly determine seat allotment.
How to Register for DU UG Admission 2025 – Step-by-Step Process
Visit the Official Portal: ugadmission.uod.ac.in
Create or log into your student profile
Enter your CUET-UG 2025 details
Complete the Phase 1 registration (if pending)
Proceed to Phase 2
Choose preferred courses and colleges based on eligibility
Verify details and submit preferences
Pay the registration fee as applicable
Download confirmation slip for record keeping
All submitted data must be double-checked for accuracy. Incomplete or incorrect information may disqualify the applicant.
Critical Considerations for Course and College Preference Selection
Choosing preferences is a pivotal step in the admission process. Delhi University has over 90 constituent colleges, each offering a diverse range of programs. Key points to consider:
Match program eligibility with CUET subject combinations
Analyze last year’s cut-offs to estimate realistic choices
Give higher priority to programs of genuine interest
Understand college-specific criteria (such as seat availability, reservation policies)
Once preferences are submitted, no further edits will be allowed after the deadline. Therefore, aspirants must make well-informed, deliberate choices.
CUET-UG 2025 Scorecard: Your Key to Admission
With NTA releasing the CUET-UG 2025 results, the scorecard has become the primary metric for DU admissions. Candidates must:
Download the official CUET-UG scorecard from the NTA portal
Ensure the data matches the CSAS profile
Use normalized scores for comparison during course selection
Merit rankings will be calculated using subject-specific percentile scores, depending on the course prerequisites outlined by Delhi University.
Delhi University’s Message to Aspirants
Delhi University has emphasized the importance of meeting deadlines and submitting accurate preferences. In its official advisory:
“All candidates are strongly advised to complete both phases of the CSAS process before July 14 to be considered for the allocation round. Preferences once submitted will be final. Candidates must take utmost care while choosing combinations.”
What Happens After CSAS Phase 2 Submission?
Following July 14, the university will initiate the seat allocation rounds, where candidates will receive college and program offers based on:
CUET scores
Preference order
Seat availability
Category-wise reservation
Applicants can accept or reject the allocated seat within the stipulated timeframe of each round. If accepted, the seat must be frozen and admission confirmed by uploading required documents and fee payment.
Helpdesk and Contact Information
For any issues or doubts, candidates can reach out to DU’s official helpline:
CSAS Helpdesk: ugadmission@uod.ac.in
Student Helpline Number: +91-11-27006900
Live Chat Support available on the portal
DU also conducts daily webinars and Q&A sessions for applicants needing support.
Important Reminders for DU UG CSAS Phase 2 Applicants
Deadline is non-negotiable: Submit both Phase 1 and Phase 2 by July 14, 11:59 PM
Double-check course eligibility based on CUET-UG subject mapping
Final preferences = Final consideration: No changes allowed after submission
Merit and transparency: Seat allocation strictly follows CUET scores and preferences
Document readiness: Keep scanned copies of mark sheets, photo ID, CUET scorecard, etc.
Top Programs in High Demand for DU UG Admission 2025
Based on past years and current trends, the following courses are expected to see the highest competition:
B.A. (Hons) English
B.Com. (Hons)
B.A. (Hons) Political Science
B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics
B.A. Programme (Multidisciplinary)
Aspirants targeting top colleges like Hindu College, St. Stephen’s, Miranda House, SRCC, Lady Shri Ram, and Hansraj must pay close attention to cut-offs and past trends while ranking their preferences.
Conclusion: Act Now — Final Deadline Approaching Fast
The DU UG Admission 2025 process via CSAS is fully digitized, transparent, and merit-based, but it demands timely action. With Phase 2 now active and registrations closing on July 14, this is the final chance for aspirants to make their mark and secure a future in Delhi University.
Stay updated by visiting ugadmission.uod.ac.in, and take this opportunity seriously to be part of India’s premier academic legacy.
