DU Admission 2022-23: Last Date to Accept Round 1 CSAS Allotment Seats Today (Oct 22)

New Delhi: Candidates who have registered for DU Admissions 2022-23 have time till today, October 22, 2022 (11:59 pm) to accept their round 1 CSAS allocated seats. Applicants can confirm their admissions through the official website of Delhi University, at du.ac.in.

As per Delhi University, applicants who have accepted their allotted admission seats have time till October 23, 2022 (till 2 pm) to verify the same and approve the online applications of chosen candidates after they have accepted the courses and colleges that were assigned to them.

Following the schedule released for DU Admissions 2022-23, the last date to make an online payment of application fee for admissions has been extended till October 24, 2022. Candidates who fail to accept their seats before the given deadline will not be considered for admission.

Candidates are advised to keep in hand the required documents for the document verification and admission process, which are; class 10 and 12 mark sheet (self-attested), transfer certificate from the school (if available) and government-issued photo identification card.

Additionally, applicants must also have a couple of passport-sized photos, a category certificate for students belonging to any category (if applicable), and an ECA or sports certificate (in case the candidate is applying through ECA/ sports categories).

Direct Link: DU Round 1 CSAS Admission 2022-23 Portal

After the seat acceptance, the DU-affiliated colleges will complete the verification and approval process of online applications of the selected candidates by October 23, 2022. Candidates can check the complete admission schedule on the official website of the university, at du.ac.in.

Delhi University has started the admissions for over 80,000 admission seats for DU Courses, out of which nearly 50,000 students have accepted the seats. Earlier, the last date to accept seats was October 21, 2022, but now candidates have until today to complete their admissions.

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