DU UG Information Bulletin 2026 Released for Undergraduate Admissions as the University of Delhi outlines key rules, eligibility norms and the admission process for the upcoming academic session. The bulletin provides detailed guidelines for candidates seeking admission to undergraduate programmes across colleges affiliated with the university. Admissions will continue to be conducted through the CUET UG examination framework. The information bulletin serves as the primary reference document for applicants participating in the DU undergraduate admission process.
University of Delhi UG Admission Framework 2026
The undergraduate admission process for 2026 at University of Delhi will be based entirely on scores obtained in the Common University Entrance Test Undergraduate (CUET UG). Candidates must appear for CUET UG in subjects aligned with their chosen programme and meet the eligibility criteria specified in the bulletin. The university has reiterated that merit lists based on Class 12 marks will not be used for UG admissions.
Eligibility Criteria as per DU UG Bulletin 2026
The bulletin clearly defines programme-specific eligibility conditions. Candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board with subjects relevant to the chosen undergraduate course. Minimum subject combinations and qualifying marks vary across programmes in Arts, Commerce and Science streams. Applicants failing to meet subject mapping requirements under CUET UG will not be considered for seat allocation, even if they have qualified the entrance test.
CUET UG Role in DU Undergraduate Admission 2026
CUET UG scores will be used to prepare programme-wise merit rankings for DU colleges. Candidates are required to appear for CUET UG papers corresponding to the subjects studied in Class 12 and mandated for the desired course. The bulletin clarifies that higher CUET scores improve the chances of securing preferred colleges and programmes, subject to availability of seats and category-wise cut-offs.
Seat Allocation Process Under DU CSAS 2026
Admissions will be conducted through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS). The process includes multiple phases such as registration, preference filling, simulated allocation and final seat allotment. Candidates must carefully arrange college and course preferences, as seat allocation will be automated based on CUET scores, category, availability and declared preferences.
Reservation Policy and Category Guidelines
The DU UG Information Bulletin 2026 confirms that reservation policies will be implemented as per Government of India norms. This includes reservations for Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Other Backward Classes, Economically Weaker Sections and Persons with Benchmark Disabilities. Category certificates must be valid and issued in the prescribed format to be considered during admission.
Important Instructions for DU UG Aspirants 2026
Candidates are advised to regularly check official updates and adhere strictly to deadlines mentioned in the admission schedule. Failure to accept allotted seats or complete document verification within the stipulated time may result in cancellation of candidature.The university has also cautioned applicants against relying on unofficial sources and emphasised that all admission-related decisions will be governed solely by the information bulletin.
