UG admissions: 93,166 students given places on DU's first list

 Delhi University UG Admissions 2025: DU assigns 93,166 seats in the first list of 71,624 available. Includes quotas for single girls and orphans. Check out the complete details here.


In an important update for applicants, Delhi University (DU) has announced the first list of seat allocations for its undergraduate (UG) programs for the academic year 2025-26. According to a top university official, 93,166 students have been assigned seats, which is far higher than the official seat count of 71,624.

The statement was made on Saturday, and it drew extensive attention from students, parents, and educational institutions countrywide. This year, DU received an incredible amount of applications, highlighting its standing as one of India's most sought-after universities.

Supernumerary quotas for single girl children and orphans

Among the overall allocations:

• The supernumerary quota for single girl children, a specific measure to foster gender equality in higher education, was used to allocate 1,325 places. 

• Orphan candidates were allotted 259 places to ensure support for impoverished and vulnerable students.

University officials explained that the allocation beyond the seat matrix is the consequence of several program and college choices, and that final confirmations will reduce the actual number of admissions to fit available capacity following subsequent rounds.


What Happens Next?

Candidates that have secured seats in the first list now need to:

• Accept the assigned seat via the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) site.

• Complete document verification and fee payment within the time frame specified to confirm admission.

DU plans to produce second and third allocation lists in the following weeks to fill any leftover or departed seats.

Expert Insight 

 Speaking with REAL BREAKING NEWS, a DU admission officer stated:  

"This year's response was enormous. The supernumerary quotas demonstrate our ongoing commitment to educational inclusion and justice. 

 This year, seat allocation was based on Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) scores, which continued DU's use of centralized testing for streamlined admissions.

Students should routinely check the official DU admission portal for updates and submit documents and payments on time. Missing deadlines could result in the automatic cancelation of their assigned seat. 

 Stay tuned to REAL BREAKING NEWS for the most recent information on DU Admissions 2025, counselling schedules, and seat confirmations.

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