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DU PG Admissions 2026 Begins: Full list of courses, eligibility, fees, merit list & how to apply

DU PG Admissions 2026 Begins: Full list of courses, eligibility, fees, merit list & how to apply

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The University of Delhi has started the DU PG Admissions 2026 process for first batch of its one-year postgraduate program. Candidates who want to apply for one-year PG courses can find the direct link through the official website of Delhi University at pgportal.uod.ac.in. The last date to apply is July 7, 2026. Delhi University (File Photo) Full list of courses Post-Graduate (PG) Programmes are offered by the University of Delhi (UoD) through its Departments/ Centres under different Faculties, namely Arts, Applied Social Sciences & Humanities, Education, Interdisciplinary & Applied Sciences, Music and Fine Arts, Commerce & Business Studies, Law, Medical Science, Mathematical Sciences, Science, and Social Sciences. Eligibility Candidates who have completed a four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) under the undergraduate curriculum framework (UGCF) 2022 from DU, are eligible to apply for the post graduate courses. Candidates who have graduated with a Four-year Bachelor’s Degree from School of Open Learning (SOL)/ Non-Collegiate Women Education Board (NCWEB) are eligible to apply for the one year PG course. Re-NEET Result Date 2026: NTA to declare NTA NEET results …

DU History graduate scores 84%, hears this from placement cell: ‘No companies for humanities students’

DU History graduate scores 84%, hears this from placement cell: ‘No companies for humanities students’

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A LinkedIn post about the placement struggles of a Delhi University History graduate has resonated with many professionals and students. The post argues that while companies often talk about valuing critical thinking and communication skills, humanities graduates are frequently left out of campus recruitment drives. DU History graduate’s placement setback sparks debate on humanities jobs. (Representative Image) The post was shared by founder Harshit Khare on LinkedIn. In the post, Khare spoke about a friend who graduated with a History (Hons) degree from Delhi University with 84 per cent marks and made the Dean’s List. He wrote, “A friend of mine graduated with a History (Hons) degree from Delhi University last year. 84%. Dean’s List. She could debate colonial economics for hours and write better than most people I know.” According to him, when she approached her college placement cell, she was told, “Sorry, we don’t have companies coming in for humanities students.” (Also Read: San Francisco couple sues landlord who increased their rent by 71%: ‘We were shocked’) Khare said there was no follow …

DU likely to open UG admission portal this week, aims to start session from July 21

DU likely to open UG admission portal this week, aims to start session from July 21

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3 min readNew DelhiJun 25, 2026 11:20 AM IST Delhi University is set to open its undergraduate admission portal for the 2026-27 academic session by the end of this week. The university aims to commence the new academic year on July 21, as stated by university officials on Wednesday, following the announcement of the CUET-UG 2026 results. The Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) serves as the single-window entrance examination for admission to undergraduate programmes in most central universities, including Delhi University. DU Registrar Vikas Gupta informed that the university is in the final stages of preparing to launch the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal. “We want to start the academic session tentatively on July 21,” Gupta said.  “We are just doing a final check of the portal and the required details. The portal will tentatively open by this week itself,” he added. The undergraduate admission process at Delhi University attracts lakhs of applicants each year for more than 71,000 seats across approximately 79 undergraduate programmes offered by over 70 colleges. Read | CUET UG 2026: …

DU PG Admissions 2026: Delhi University starts second-round seat allocation for postgraduate programme | Education News

DU PG Admissions 2026: Delhi University starts second-round seat allocation for postgraduate programme | Education News

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2 min readNew DelhiJun 23, 2026 12:15 PM IST The Delhi University (DU) has started its second round of seat allocation on June 22, 2026. Candidates who have applied for the two-year post-graduation course and have been offered a seat in the second round have to pay the fees within the deadline to confirm their seats. The deadline for seat acceptance is June 24, 2026, while the payment deadline is June 27, 2026. According to the university, 2,964 fresh allocations have been made for the second round under the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for the postgraduate programme. The round two allocation has been made live on the post-graduation admissions portal. Apart from the minimum score required for the allocation in various courses are also published on the official website of the university. The university also mentioned that from candidates who have secured their admission in the first round, 3,399 students have opted to freeze their allotted seats. While 2,448 students have chosen the upgrade option to get higher preferences in upcoming rounds. Another 2,303 …

DU BTech admission 2026: Registration open till June 15; know eligibility and application steps

DU BTech admission 2026: Registration open till June 15; know eligibility and application steps

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Candidates seeking admission to BTech programmes at Delhi University (DU) for the 2026 academic session must have appeared for JEE (Main) 2026. The university will allot seats based on candidates’ Common Rank List (CRL) in JEE Main. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

DU implements CSAS PG for category correction

DU implements CSAS PG for category correction

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3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: May 29, 2026 04:33 PM IST DU Admission 2026: The University of Delhi (DU) has implemented a new one-time correction process for students who are applying for postgraduate admissions via the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-PG) 2026 website. During the admission process, this feature will help candidates to update and make corrections. The facility is available on the admission portal of the Delhi University PG Admission Portal. It will focus on helping candidates change or correct their category-related information, which was previously submitted through the application form of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET PG), 2026. The website is automatically integrated using the Application Programming Interface (API), which is provided by the National Testing Agency through API Setu, clarified the university. Though now a provision is also introduced on the portal of CSAS-PG 2026, which will enable candidates to submit the updated category details as necessary. Stating further, DU also mentioned that when the correction window is made available on the CSAS website, students who have already locked their profile or …

‘Special exam for students who skip paper on Eid’: DU tells court after Muslim student’s plea

‘Special exam for students who skip paper on Eid’: DU tells court after Muslim student’s plea

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The Delhi University on Tuesday informed the Delhi High Court that it would conduct a special examination after July 4 for students belonging to the minority community who wish to observe Eid al-Adha on May 28 and choose not to appear for the examination scheduled by the law faculty on that date. Delhi University offers alternative exam date for students celebrating Eid. (File Photo) The submission was made by the varsity’s lawyer Mohinder Rupal before a bench of Justice Jasmeet Singh, in a petition filed by a 4th semester Muslim student of the Faculty of Law against the university’s May 25 notification to conduct examinations on May 28. Eid exams will be held after July 4 Advocate Rupal added that those students who wish to give the exam later can communicate this to the law faculty’s dean. Taking the statement on record, the court disposed of a petition. “Mr Rupal on instructions state that those students belonging to minority community or those who wish to particpate in the [Eid al-Adha] on May 28, 2026 may …

Special exam to be held later for law students celebrating Eid on May 28: DU to HC after student files plea

Special exam to be held later for law students celebrating Eid on May 28: DU to HC after student files plea

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Delhi University on Tuesday informed the high court that it will conduct a special examination after July 4 for any students who wish to observe Eid al-Azha on May 28 and thus are unable to appear for the exam scheduled by the law faculty on that date. Petitioner student had objected to DU’s decision to proceed with holding an exam on May 28 despite the central government notifying that date as a holiday for Eid. (Photo: universityofdelhi.in) The submission was made by DU’s lawyer Mohinder Rupal before a Delhi HC bench of Justice Jasmeet Singh, on a petition filed by a Muslim student of the sixth semester, Faculty of Law, challenging the university’s May 25 decision to conduct examinations on May 28, which happens to be Bakrid. “(The DU counsel said) students belonging to the minority community and/or students who wish to celebrate the festival of Eid-ul-Azha on May 28, 2026, may inform the Dean, Faculty of Law, by tomorrow (May 27) and the exam proposed to be held on that day will be held …

DU student drugged, gang-raped after being lured off train in Lucknow

DU student drugged, gang-raped after being lured off train in Lucknow

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A 19-year-old Delhi University first-year student from Jaunpur alleged that she was drugged and gang-raped repeatedly over four days in a rented room near a private hospital in Lucknow’s Sushant Golf city police station area. She told police that one of her acquaintances convinced her to get off the train at Charbagh railway station, promising to drop her there after they spent time together in Lucknow, while she was travelling from Jaunpur to Delhi on May 15. Delhi Police registers zero FIR after victim reaches national capital following four-day ordeal; case transferred to Lucknow post statement recording. (Sourced) The victim, a student of Daulat Ram College studying political science, filed an initial FIR at Anand Vihar Railway Station police in New Delhi. Under the zero FIR provision, the case was transferred to Lucknow police on May 23. Police registered a case under charges of gang rape, wrongful confinement, hurt by poison, and criminal intimidation against two named accused and one unidentified person. Four teams have been formed to pursue the investigation, police said. According to …

SC denies bail to Delhi University student in Noida workers’ protest case

SC denies bail to Delhi University student in Noida workers’ protest case

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The Supreme Court on Friday refused to grant bail to a student accused of inciting violence during the industrial workers` protest in Noida on April 13. A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan asked the counsel appearing for Aakriti Chaudhary to approach the Allahabad High Court. “Why don`t you go to high court ? Everybody comes here by filing petition under Article 32 of the Constitution. There are 93,000 cases pending in the Supreme Court,” the bench observed. The counsel appearing for Chaudhary submitted that grounds of arrest were not given by the police to the accused and sought bail. He told the apex court that Chaudhary is a student of Delhi University. The top court also issued notice to police officials on a plea filed by one Keshaw Anand alleging torture by Uttar Pradesh police officials. A Noida court had earlier allowed conditional police remand of three women, Chaudhary, Manisha Chauhan and Srishti Gupta, accused of inciting violence during the industrial workers` protest on April 13. The court had also allowed their …