DU UG Admissions 2026: Over 1.9 Lakh Students Register as University Gears Up for First Seat Allotment on July 16 The University of Delhi (DU) has reported a significant surge in student registrations for its undergraduate admissions cycle for the academic year 2026. Over 1.9 lakh candidates have successfully enrolled for the undergraduate programs, marking a substantial increase compared to previous years. This figure includes more than 1.64 lakh students who have completed their preference submission, a critical step in the admissions process. The university has also opened a one-time correction window for applicants, allowing them to adjust their choices before the final submission deadline. The admissions process spans across 73 undergraduate programs offered by the university, catering to a diverse range of academic interests. These programs include traditional disciplines such as engineering, medicine, and law, as well as emerging fields like data science and environmental studies. The university’s administration has emphasized that the expansion of course offerings reflects its commitment to aligning educational opportunities with contemporary industry demands and student aspirations. A key milestone in the admissions timeline is the release of the first seat allotment on July 16, 2026. This date marks the culmination of the preference submission and correction phases, after which the university will allocate seats based on the candidates’ choices and the availability of seats in each program. The process is designed to ensure transparency and fairness, with the university employing a centralized system to manage the allocation. To streamline the fee payment process, DU has introduced a virtual wallet system for students.#university_of_delhi #du #undergraduate_admissions #seat_allotment #virtual_wallet
CUET PG 2026 Exam LIVE: Shift 2 Papers Begin; Question Paper Analysis and Updates The National Testing Agency (NTA) commenced the Common University Entrance Test - Postgraduate (CUET PG) 2026 shift 2 examinations on March 11, 2026. The exam, conducted in a computer-based test (CBT) format, spans three shifts across 157 subjects. Shift 1 concluded earlier on the same day at 10:30 am, while shift 2 began at 12:30 pm and shift 3 is scheduled for 4:00 pm. The NTA will release the answer key and results after the exams, based on student objections. Candidates must present their hall tickets to access the exam centers. The March 11 exams included Political Science, Music (Karnatak/Carnatic), Physical Therapy/Master in Respiratory Theory (MRT), Computer Science, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Museology, Chemistry, Commerce, Punjabi, and other subjects. Shift 2 papers covered Computer Science, IT, AI, and Museology, while shift 3 focused on Chemistry, Commerce, Punjabi, and additional subjects. The NTA will publish detailed question paper analyses for each shift after the exams conclude. Candidates are required to carry specific documents to the exam centers, including their hall tickets, valid ID proof, and any other materials listed on the official portal. The NTA emphasized that jeans are permitted but must not contain excessive metal parts like large buttons or accessories. Admit cards can be downloaded using application numbers and passwords on the official website. Approximately 17,700 candidates appeared for the exams on March 10, with varying numbers across shifts: 7,200 in shift 1, 8,300 in shift 2, and 2,200 in shift 3.#nta #common_university_entrance_test_postgraduate #university_of_delhi #jawaharlal_nehru_university #banaras_hindu_university
