New Delhi: Delhi University has issued an important advisory for Jammu and Kashmir candidates who have been selected for Delhi University Undergraduate (UG) Admission 2022-23 under the Prime Minister's Special Scholarship Scheme (PMSSS).
The Delhi University (DU) has advised applicants who were given courses (BA/BSc/BVoc) by AICTE but were not allocated seats to identify the appropriate BA/BSc program by today, October 27. Such candidates would have to fill out the application form by 11:59 p.m today.
Candidates should be aware that changing the college that has been assigned to them by AICTE is prohibited by both DU and AICTE regulations. The final allocation is subject to the fulfilment of qualifying requirements, and conditions indicated by AICTE and DU.
Earlier, on October 25, 2022, the university started the DU UG CSAS Admission 2022 Round 1 process for all eligible candidates. According to the latest reports, nearly 59,100 applicants have been allotted admission seats at various DU-affiliated colleges.
Following the admission schedule, the university will now release the CSAS second allotment list on October 30, on its official website @du.ac.in. Once after the release, applicants are required to accept their admission seats till November 1.
By granting students admission to DU UG Courses 2022 in other states, the PMSSS scholarship aims to promote national integration by exposing the students of Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh to the culture, language, and way of life of other Indian States.
Meanwhile, the Delhi University Admissions 2022 are now in progress. DU Admission has been successfully completed for Round 1 of Undergraduate Courses under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) 2022.
The varsity released the DU second cut-off list on October 26, while the Round 2 vacant seats were released today at 10 AM. Candidates are advised to keep a tab on the official admission website of DU at admission.uod.ac.in for the latest admission updates.
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