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Delhi University to launch CSAS portal for UG, PG admissions tomorrow

Delhi University is set to launch the Common Seat Allocation System Portal (CSAS) for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses on June 14.
By Jitendra Jangid Jun 14, 2023, 12:38 IST
Delhi University will launch the Common Seat Allocation System Portal or CSAS portals for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses tomorrow, June 14. Last year, DU launched a single portal for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Meanwhile, like last year, Delhi University will not release the cut-off list. Hence, students have to complete and update their CSAS application properly and carefully. Further, DU has revised the norms for UG admissions for those applying under the extracurricular activities (ECA) and sports quotas. As per the new rules, 20 per cent of total supernumerary seats can be filled in a college through these quotas. DU’s executive council approved the rule last week, reported PTI. Also read| CUET UG 2023 Results Likely To Be Announced In July, Check Updates Through CSAS 2023, personal details such as name, photograph, and signature submitted by the applicant during CUET UG and PG will be automatically integrated into the portal. Once a seat is allotted in a particular round, the candidate has to accept or float the seat before the specified last date/time for the given allotment round. Students hoping to get admission to St Stephen College has to abide by their admission policy. Last year as well students had to face difficulty due to the different admission policies of Delhi University and St Stephen College. This year, the premier institute has prepared a new admission policy so students have to get themselves acknowledge for the process and refer to their administrative personnel in case of confusion. In Delhi University’s CSAS portal, the university will provide an option for St Stephen College as well because it comes under the domain of DU but does not follow a similar admission process. Applicants have raised issues with the option but have not received any satisfactory reply from Delhi University. In fact, this issue was also included in the recent meeting of DU’s executive council but the decision is not yet public. Meanwhile, DU will soon conduct PhD admissions for the university through Central University Entrance Test (CUET). The Executive Council of Delhi University passed a resolution on June 9 paving the way for CUET in PhD admissions as well. The decision will be implemented in the upcoming academic year. This is the first time when Delhi University will schedule an entrance exam for PhD admissions instead of a written test and an interview. Along with it, the executive council has also approved the seat matrix and eligibility conditions for the Medical Science Course Admissions Committee. The medical course will let candidates enroll in undergraduate MBBS/ BDS courses for 2023- 24 session. Further, the MSc course in the Respiratory Therapy programme will also come under the domain of CUET- PG.

Delhi University is set to launch the Common Seat Allocation System Portal (CSAS) for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses on June 14. Unlike last year when a single portal was introduced for both categories, this time the university will have separate portals. It's worth noting that Delhi University will not be releasing a cut-off list, just as they did last year. Therefore, students must ensure they complete and update their CSAS applications diligently.

Additionally, Delhi University has revised the norms for undergraduate admissions under the extracurricular activities (ECA) and sports quotas. According to the new rules, colleges can now fill 20 percent of their total supernumerary seats through these quotas. This decision was approved by DU's executive council last week, as reported by PTI.

Regarding the CSAS 2023, personal details such as the applicant's name, photograph, and signature, submitted during the CUET UG and PG applications, will be automatically integrated into the portal. Once a seat is allotted in a particular round, candidates must accept or float the seat before the specified last date and time for that round.

Students aiming to secure admission to St. Stephen's College must adhere to the college's specific admission policy. Last year, students faced difficulties due to the divergent admission policies between Delhi University and St. Stephen's College. Therefore, it is crucial for students to familiarize themselves with the new admission policy and seek guidance from the college's administrative personnel in case of any confusion.

In the CSAS portal of Delhi University, an option for St. Stephen's College will be provided since it falls under the purview of DU but follows a different admission process. However, applicants have raised concerns about this option but have not yet received a satisfactory response from Delhi University. The matter was discussed in a recent meeting of DU's executive council, but the decision has not been made public as of now.

Furthermore, Delhi University will soon conduct PhD admissions for the university through the Central University Entrance Test (CUET). The Executive Council of Delhi University passed a resolution on June 9 to implement CUET in PhD admissions, replacing the previous written test and interview format. This marks the first time Delhi University will schedule an entrance exam for PhD admissions.

Moreover, the executive council has approved the seat matrix and eligibility conditions for the Medical Science Course Admissions Committee, allowing candidates to enroll in undergraduate MBBS/BDS courses for the 2023-24 session. Additionally, the MSc course in the Respiratory Therapy program will also be included under the domain of CUET-PG.

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