Delhi University’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) for undergraduate admissions for 2026-27 is underway, with the first round completed and further rounds scheduled. DU has recorded large registration numbers for the process, while candidates continue to accept allotted seats and complete payment and verification within stated deadlines. The CSAS system also includes windows for upgrades, corrections, and mid-entry participation.

Across reports, DU says 63,756 seats are filled in CSAS Round I, with a larger group opting for upgrades after receiving an allotment. The university announces additional seat allotments in CSAS Round 2, including fresh allocations and upgraded seats. Times of India reports an acceptance deadline for Round 2, while other outlets focus on the timing of upcoming rounds, including a mid-entry and correction window and subsequent allocation rounds.

Outlet coverage also highlights how DU manages admissions logistics: candidates must complete fee payment and college-level verification for allocations to remain valid. Free Press Journal provides an extended timetable for Round 3 (including upgrade window, mid-entry/correction, and category-specific ECA/Sports/CW and Ward Quota schedules). It also notes DU’s clarification that allocation scores and ranks in later rounds should not be directly compared with earlier rounds, and that grievance handling does not include score/rank comparison disputes.