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Delhi University has closed the admission windows of Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Phase-2 yesterday, Friday 9th August, 2024. Candidates can submit their preferred colleges and programs on the CSAS portal till 11:59 pm. Let us tell you that whatever colleges and programs the students have filled by Friday, they will be automatically submitted and on the basis of those, colleges will be allotted to the students.
According to the information, more than 1.80 lakh students had registered for UG admission in CSAS Phase-2. According to PTI, Dean of Admission Branch Hanit Gandhi said that so far about 2.47 lakh students have registered in Delhi University for UG admission. He said, “So far a total of 1,80,109 students have filled their choices to take admission in the UG programs of the university. After the first phase, 2,47,273 students have registered. In total, we have received 1,59,56,834 combinations of preferences.”
He also told that there are 7 courses which are the most favourite courses of the students. Among these, B.Com course is on the top. After B.Com, students have chosen English Honours, Political Science Honours, History Honours, Psychology Honours and Economics Honours the most.
Let us tell you that after completing the application process in the second phase of the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS), Delhi University will release an estimated merit rank on August 11, 2024 at 5 pm. Under this, the students will know how many more students have applied in the subject in which they want to take admission. Along with this, the university will also open the preference change window (if you want to change your choice) for the students. The university will release the first seat allotment list on August 16, 2024.
In Phase 2, students will have to fill in the subjects they have studied in class 12th and for which they have appeared in the CUET-UG exam. The university has said that it is the responsibility of the candidate to fill in the correct subjects and provide their information. The university will not be responsible for providing or providing wrong subjects.
