DU Admissions: 87,335 Seats Filled in Second Round Rush
Delhi University’s second round of undergraduate admissions concluded today, allocating a significant 87,335 seats. This includes 24,843 fresh allocations and 27,314 upgrades for students already holding provisional seats.
A substantial 17,922 students opted to freeze their allocated seats, indicating a high level of satisfaction with the process.
The university has implemented a robust three-tier support system, comprising a dedicated helpline, email assistance, and on-site guidance, to assist students navigating the admissions process.
Further rounds of admissions are scheduled to fill the remaining vacant seats. This phased approach ensures a fair and transparent allocation of seats across all courses.
The smooth completion of the second round bodes well for the university’s efforts to streamline the admission process and provide timely access to higher education for aspiring students across the nation. The efficiency of the system will be a key factor in attracting top talent to Delhi University in the coming years.
