DU admissions 2022: Delhi University introduces CSAS, Mid-Entry scheme this year
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Delhi University, DU has started the Common Seat Allocation System or CSAS 2022 application process from today onwards, September 13, 2022, along with a mid-entry scheme.
DU UG admissions 2022: The Common Seat Allocation System, CSAS, admissions for the current academic year have started from today, September 13, 2022, onwards at Delhi University. The admissions have begun for students who are interested in taking admission to various undergraduate courses. Students can apply on the official website of Delhi University, admissions.uod.ac.in.
The varsity launched the CSAS 2022 yesterday in the presence of Delhi University's Vice Chancellor, Professor Yogesh Singh, during a press conference organised by the authorities.
This year, admission to all undergraduate programmes at Delhi University will be done on the basis of the Common University Entrance Test 2022. Candidates can apply for DU admissions 2022 by entering their CUET- UG 2022 application number and password.
As per the official tweet by Delhi University, this year, the admissions will be done in 79 Undergraduate programs of 67 colleges, which will run in three phases.
"For this, the varsity will release two lists for admission, after which the Mid-entry scheme will be opened," said Vice Chancellor, Delhi University.
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