The University of Delhi (UoD) has revised the policy of Delhi University Postgraduate Studies (DU PG) admission 2026. According to the revised schedule, the circular seat promotion for candidates who have opted for the ‘Upgrade’ option will be released today, July 22, on the official portal, pgadmission.uod.ac.in.Candidates who get the promoted seat must complete the admission process within the stipulated time. Colleges and departments will verify and approve applications by July 24, and applicants must also pay the application fee by July 24, 2026.The university has also announced the revised schedule for DU PG Spot Round 1. The list of vacant seats will be displayed on July 25, while eligible candidates can apply for the spot from July 25 to July 26.In addition, the DU PG Round 2 part of vocational courses, including Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Master of Arts (MA) Music, Bachelor of Physical Education (BPEd), and Master of Physical Education (MPEd), along with Children/Orphans (CW) and the acceptance of high Ward numbers, to ensure that the candidates will be released on July 28. on July 30.
Renewal of DU PG admission for 2026
Let’s take a look at the process in detail:
| An event | Dates |
|---|---|
| Add the interest rate | July 22 |
| Colleges to verify and approve programs | Until July 24 |
| Last date for payment of admission fee | July 24th |
| Showing vacant seats in Spot Round 1 | July 25th |
| Spot round application window | July 25 to July 26 |
| The area around the seat | July 29 |
| Those who want to accept the place they have been given | July 29 to July 31 |
| Colleges to verify applications | July 29 to August 1 |
| Last date for payment of admission fee | August 2 |
The university has also shared the latest figures for Delhi University Common Seat Allocation System (DU CSAS) Undergraduate (UG) 2026 admissions.According to the survey, 63,756 people have decided to enter Round 1. Of them, 15,265 chose Freeze, while 48,153 chose Upgrade.Delhi University earlier allotted seats to 93,033 candidates in 221 graduate programs offered by 67 colleges for the academic year 2026-2027.