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Delhi University to end registration against 2nd round PG seat allotment today; details here
According to the press release brought out by the authority, students are enabled to pay the requisite fee against the Round 2 merit list till 10 December, 11:59 pm
Delhi University will conclude the online registration process against second-round seat allotment for Post Graduate admissions today, 9 December 2022. The university invited applications for post-graduate programmes on 8 December. Aspirants won’t be allowed to submit their applications after 5 pm. Candidates who have been enlisted in the DU PG second list of admission can accept the allotment and apply for the colleges through the official website of Delhi University.Delhi University has prepared the merit list based on the marks secured by the candidates in the qualifying examination. According to the press release brought out by the authority, students can pay the requisite fee against the Round 2 merit list till 10 December, 11:59 pm. Candidates who received seats in the PG Round 2 merit list can verify and confirm their admissions by showing up at the assigned colleges by 1 pm on 10 December.Necessary Documents:
- Passport size photograph
- Scanned signature
- A valid ID proof (Aadhaar Card, Voter’s Identity Card, Pan Card, Passport or Driving License )
- Date of Birth proof such as the Class 10 certificate
- Caste certificate (if any)
- Go to the official DU site.
- Visit the exclusive portal for PG admission and log in to it to go through the application process.
- Next, the application form will appear on the screen.
- Fill in the form with relevant details.
- Upload the required documents (as noted above) and pay the necessary application fee.
- Download the admission letter and take out a printed hard copy for future reference.
First Published:Dec 09, 2022, 13:42:44 IST
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