Delhi University UG admissions 2026 round 2 allocation out, 24,814 new seats allotted

Delhi University has released the CSAS-UG 2026 Round 2 seat allocation, allotting 24,814 fresh seats. Candidates must accept their allotment by July 26. DU also reiterated its warning against submitting AI-altered admission documents. Delhi University UG admission 2026: CSAS round 2 allocation out, 24,814 new seats allotted (Representative Image)The University of Delhi (DU) has announced the Round 2 seat allocation results for undergraduate admissions under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-UG) for the 2026–27 academic session. Candidates who participated in the second round can check their allocation status by logging in to the CSAS admission portal.The university has allotted 24,814 fresh seats in Round 2. Additionally, 30,682 candidates have secured upgrades to higher-preference programmes or colleges, while 15,265 candidates chose to freeze their seats after the first round of allocations.UG CSAS Admissions 2026-27 Round II allocations are LIVE!A total of 24,814 new allocations in Round II. Candidates must check their dashboard and ACCEPT their allocation by 11:59 PM on Sunday, 26 July 2026.30,682 candidates received an upgrade in Round II, and 15,265— University of Delhi (@UnivofDelhi) July 25, 2026As per the official tweet from Delhi University, students allotted seats in Round 2 must accept their allocation by 11.59 pm on Sunday, July 26, 2026—those who fail to do so risk losing their allotted seat.MINIMUM ALLOCATION SCORES FOR EACH PROGRAMME AND COLLEGEAlong with the Round 2 seat allocation list, the University of Delhi has also released the minimum allocation scores for each programme and college. Candidates can access the allocation scores, admission schedule, and other important details on the official DU admissions portal. Students can click on this link to check the official notice.DU ISSUES NOTICE OVER AI-ALTERED ADMISSION DOCUMENTSOn July 17, Delhi University warned candidates against uploading AI-generated, digitally altered, or heavily edited documents during the UG and PG admissions process. The university said all certificates, mark sheets, and identity proofs must be unedited scans of original documents, adding that advanced verification tools will be used to detect manipulated files. Failure to comply could lead to rejection of the application and other disciplinary action.The university has advised applicants to regularly check their admission dashboard and the official website for the latest updates and announcements related to the ongoing CSAS-UG 2026 admission process.- EndsPublished On: Jul 26, 2026 09:56 IST