DU UG Admission 2022: Fee Payment Window for CSAS Round 1 Closes Tomorrow at 2 PM

DU UG Admission 2022: Delhi University (DU) has extended the deadline for fee payment for DU UG Admission 2022 Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) Round 1 till Oct 25, 2 PM. Candidates who have been allotted seats in CSAS Round 1 can pay admission fees by logging in to the official website ugadmission.uod.ac.in

As per the official statement from DU, "On the request of candidates, and considering the Diwali festivities, the last date for payment of fees by the candidates has been extended to 2 PM, Tuesday, Oct 25, 2022”.

Candidates who don't pay their admission costs by the deadline will not be permitted to take part in any further CSAS Rounds for DU UG Admission 2022, according to DU. Only applicants who have paid the admissions fee will be given the chance to "upgrade."

The university will display the vacant seat, if any, at 10 AM on Oct 26, 2022. According to the official statement by DU, “Subsequently, the candidates who have taken the admission in CSAS Round 1 can opt for “Upgrade” and re-ordering their higher Preferences from 10 AM, Wednesday, Oct 26, 2022, to 5 PM Thursday, Oct 27, 2022.” 

Out of 80,164 applicants, almost 72,800 have so far accepted the college and course that were assigned to them in DU CSAS Round 1 seat allocation. On Oct 30, 2022, DU's second merit list will be made public. Candidates will have between Oct 31 and Nov 1, 2022, to accept their assigned seats.

As part of CSAS Round 3, DU will also launch a mid-entry window for UG programs from Nov 5 to Nov 7, 2022. After DU UG Admission 2022 on Nov 2, 2022, the academic year 2022–2023 will start.

Delhi University has announced that candidates from the reserved category who failed to submit their category certificates in the manner specified by the university would be disqualified from the CSAS Round-1 seat distribution. These applicants will be taken into account for the open seats in CSAS Round 2.

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