Delhi University announces 1,765 fresh PG allocations; UG applications cross 1.9 lakh
Third postgraduate allocation list released as undergraduate aspirants get another day to finalise preferences; over 8,800 students register for new one-year programmes
The University of Delhi (DU) on Friday released fresh admission updates for its postgraduate, undergraduate, BTech and integrated law programmes. The third allocation list for two-year postgraduate courses has been announced, while undergraduate admissions continue to witness a strong response.
The university has made 1,765 fresh postgraduate allocations in the third round, including 1,551 seats in regular programmes and 214 in performance-based courses such as MFA, BPEd, MPEd and Music.
As the admission process progresses, 5,848 candidates have chosen to ‘freeze’ their allotted seats, indicating they are satisfied with their current allocation. Candidates allotted seats in this round must complete the acceptance process by 11:59 pm on Saturday.
The latest update also reflects growing interest in DU’s newly introduced one-year postgraduate programmes, which are available to students who have completed a four-year undergraduate degree under the UGCF 2022 framework based on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. So far, 8,823 candidates have registered for these programmes.
Undergraduate admissions have also entered a crucial phase. The university has received 1,90,645 applications, while 1,64,098 candidates have completed Phase II of the admission process. Students can submit or modify their programme and college preferences until 11:59 pm on July 11.
Meanwhile, the second allocation list for BTech admissions has already been released, while the first spot admission round for the five-year integrated law programme is underway.
The university said only 18 vacant seats were available in the spot admission round for the integrated law programme and have been offered strictly on the basis of merit.
Highlighting the latest postgraduate admission round, DU said, “The third list along with allocations to performance-based programmes such as MFA, BPEd, MPEd and Music is live as per schedule.”
On the newly launched one-year master’s programmes, the university said, “The one-year postgraduate programme is being offered to students who have completed a four-year undergraduate programme under the UGCF 2022 (based on NEP-2020) from the University of Delhi.”
