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DU UG Merit List 2026, CSAS 1st Seat Allotment Result Today at 5 PM, Check Expected Cutoff

Today at 5 PM, the DU UG CSAS Round 1 seat allotment list will be published. Through the CSAS portal, candidates will be able to see which college and program has been assigned to them. Here is what you need to know regarding likely cutoff trends, the admission process, and the steps to be followed after receiving the allotment.

DU UG Merit List 2026 LIVE: CSAS First Seat Allotment Today at 5 PM

The University of Delhi will make one of the major admission announcements for thousands of CUET UG applicants today, and we are only hours away. The CSAS Round 1 UG Seat Allotment List will be published today (July 16) at 5 PM, and the 2026-27 academic year admissions will officially begin. Those who completed the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) preference filling will be able to access the admission portal and view the allotted college and course.

The competition for admissions has been significantly higher than the previous years; this year there are approximately 80,000 seats available across the colleges of Delhi University, and there are lakhs of applicants. Closing scores are expected to be high again for the most sought after programs, which include B.Com (Hons), B.A. (Hons) in Economics, Political Science, English, Psychology, and Computer Science.

 

DU UG CSAS Round 1 Result 2026: Key Points

  • University: University of Delhi
  • Admission Process: CSAS UG 2026
  • Admission Based on: CUET UG 2026 Scores
  • Date of Round 1 Seat Allotment: July 16, 2026
  • Time: 5:00 PM
  • Allotment Type: Online
  • Admission Portal: DU Admission Portal

 

How To Apply For The DU UG Merit List 2026

Candidates will be able to check the allocation via the steps below after the CSAS Round 1 results have been published.

  • Go to the DU admission portal.
  • Log in with your CUET application details.
  • Access the CSAS dashboard.
  • Click the link for Round 1 Seat Allocation.

Save the allotment letter, as it will be required to complete the admission process. Candidates need to check all the information on their allotment before accepting their seat.

 

Around the Expected DU Cutoff Trends 2026

Although Delhi University has stopped publishing cutoffs based on percentage, admission experts believe that the competition for admission to the top colleges of North Campus, based on the CUET, will be very difficult.

Expected trends for cutoffs are:

Programme

Expected Competitive CUET Score Range*

B.Com (Hons)

760–790+

B.A. Economics (Hons)

760–790+

B.A. Political Science (Hons)

770–800

B.A. English (Hons)

740–780

B.Sc. Computer Science (Hons)

730–780

 

*The given scores are not actual cutoffs and are expected based on previous admission records and competition. Actual scores will depend on the preferences of candidates, availability of seats, reservation category, and normalization process.

 

What Happens Once the Seat is Allotted?

Getting a seat is the first step. Candidates who get allotment of a programme have to:

  • Accept the allotted seat in the given time.
  • Wait for the college to do the seat verification.
  • Pay the admission fee after the seat is approved.
  • Download the admission confirmation receipt.

If the above steps are not completed in the given time, the allotted seat will be cancelled.

 

Didn't You Get Your Choice of College in Round 1?

Those who do not get their first college choice in Round 1 should not think that their admission chances are over. The CSAS system considers eligible candidates in the subsequent rounds based on the availability of seats and preference updates. No new registration is required for the subsequent rounds.

 

Competition Remains High This Year

It has been a robust admission season for Delhi University. 1.9 lakh applicants registered for undergraduate admission at DU. 1.64 lakh applicants completed their course and college preference before the first allotment. This season, admission is being offered for 73 undergraduate courses. This makes DU one of the most sought-after educational institutions in India.

 

Final Thoughts

The first CSAS allotment today will initiate the admission process for thousands of students across India. Those who are allotted their preferred course need to complete the admission process at the earliest. Those who have not been allotted their preferred course need to be ready to accept admission offers in later allotment processes. Based on the number of allotment processes scheduled, opportunities to gain admission will be plenty as seats will be secured on different withdrawal and course upgrade options.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When will the DU UG CSAS Round 1 merit list 2026 be released?

The DU UG CSAS Round 1 seat allotment will be available on the official admission portal today, July 16, 2026, at 5 PM.

Q2. How do I check the DU UG Merit List 2026?

Visit the DU CSAS portal, and log in with your CUET details to view your seat allotment.

Q3. What is to be done after seat allotment?

The assigned seat should be accepted, and both the document verification and admission fee payment should be completed within the stipulated time.

Q4. What happens if my preferred college is not allotted?

You will be considered for the subsequent CSAS allocation rounds without having to register again.

Q5. Are admissions to DU based on Class 12 marks?

No, admissions to UG programs are based on the CUET UG 2026 scores and are done through the CSAS.

Q6. Which courses are expected to have the highest cutoffs?

B.Com (Hons), (Hons) Economics, (Hons) Political Science, (Hons) English, and Computer Science are likely to be the most cut-off courses.

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