• CUET PG scores are compulsory for admission to all PG programmes

• The final date to submit the CUET PG application form is January 14, 2026

• Admissions will be carried out subsequently through Delhi University’s own counselling and seat allocation mechanism

• PG aspirants are strongly advised to complete their registrations well in advance to avoid last-minute technical difficulties

CUET UG 2026 Notification Released; DU Confirms CUET-Based Undergraduate Admissions

Delhi University has made the CUET UG 2026 notification and application link available on its official admissions portal. The university has reiterated that all undergraduate admissions will strictly be based on CUET UG scores.

DU has clearly stated that:

• Class 12 board examination marks will not be considered for merit preparation

• Allocation of courses and colleges will be conducted through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) after the declaration of CUET UG results

PG Bulletin of Information 2026–27 Released

Delhi University has published the Postgraduate Bulletin of Information for the 2026–27 academic session, providing a comprehensive overview of the admission process for PG programmes.

The DU PG Bulletin contains detailed information on:

• Eligibility criteria for each programme

• The role and use of CUET PG scores

• Reservation policies and quota norms

• Admission timelines, counselling stages, and seat allocation procedures

Applicants are advised to thoroughly review the bulletin before finalising their choice of programmes.

Corrigenda Issued for Select Postgraduate Courses

The DU admissions portal has also released corrigendum notices for certain PG programmes, including:

• Master in Tourism Management

• M.Sc. Computer Science

Candidates applying for these programmes should carefully examine the revised notifications to ensure compliance with the updated eligibility and admission requirements.

Multiple Admission Categories Available on DU Admissions Portal

In addition to undergraduate and postgraduate admissions, the Delhi University portal currently provides information related to the following programmes:

• B.Tech programmes

• Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP)

• PhD admissions

• School of Open Learning (SOL) and Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB)

Each of these categories follows a distinct admission procedure and schedule, and candidates are advised to regularly check the portal for updates.

What Aspirants Should Do Next

With the CUET PG application deadline of January 14 nearing and CUET UG registrations now open, candidates should take the following steps promptly:

• Complete CUET UG and CUET PG applications without delay

• Rely only on Delhi University’s official admissions website for authentic updates

• Carefully read all bulletins, information brochures, and corrigenda

• Keep required documents ready for the CSAS counselling and seat allocation process