Many popular UG courses still open at top DU colleges, 2nd round begins on Monday
The seat allocation list for the second round under Common Seat Allocation System 2025 will be published on July 28.
For those eyeing commerce, Shri Ram College of Commerce has four unreserved and one SC-category seat left in BCom (Hons). Lady Shri Ram College, a sought-after option for women applicants, has three BCom (Hons) seats available for the unreserved category. Hindu College, which has 50 vacant seats in total, has just one seat in English and none in BCom (Hons).
It, however, has 16 seats open in BSc (Hons) physics. Kirori Mal College reports over 50 vacant seats, with significant availability in physics (23) and chemistry (12).
Around 40 seats are available at Miranda House, including 14 in physics, 10 in botany and three in the popular English programme.
These seats could be a golden ticket for students who narrowly missed out in the first round. The second round will begin on July 28, when candidates can start "accepting" their seats online.
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This acceptance window will remain open till July 30, after which colleges will verify and approve applications by July 31. The final deadline to pay the admission fee is Aug 1.
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In round I, DU confirmed 62,565 admissions, with more women (34,014) than men (28,551) students getting admitted. Among them were 143 orphan students and 949 single girl children. Over 16,000 students chose to freeze their seats while nearly 44,000 opted for an upgrade, leaving behind a trail of opportunities for others in round 2.
For the first time since DU adopted Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for undergraduate admissions, the university made public the minimum allocation scores—cutoffs—for various colleges and courses on its official website. The highest cutoff this year was recorded for BA (H) political science at Hindu College, where the minimum allocation score touched 950.58. In the first list, other top cutoffs included 936.18 for Hindu's BA programme (history and political science), 926.93 for English (H) at St Stephen's College, 926.53 for psychology (H) at LSR and 925.98 for political science (H) at Miranda House.
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