What happened: Delhi University opens spot admissions for 13,433 vacant UG seats
Delhi University reported that 13,433 undergraduate seats remain vacant for the current academic session after multiple rounds of admissions. Delhi University invited applicants to participate in a spot admission round to fill the remaining seats. Delhi University stated that the spot admission process uses the Common Seat Allocation System portal. Delhi University stated that applicants must apply based on their CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores. Delhi University also stated that the spot round is on schedule and that Delhi University aims to fill the remaining seats.
Vacant-seat distribution reported by Delhi University (as of 1 p.m., Sunday)
Delhi University reported the following category-wise distribution of vacant seats at the time of reporting:
2,113 vacant seats in General category4,133 vacant seats in Other Backward Classes (Non-Creamy Layer)2,038 vacant seats in Scheduled Caste2,476 vacant seats in Scheduled Tribes1,791 vacant seats in Economically Weaker Section566 vacant seats in Sikh minorities316 vacant seats in Christian minorities
Scale and admission timeline shared by Delhi University
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