Overview
The University of Delhi (DU) has released the PG Admission 2026 Spot Round 2 minimum allocation scores through its official admission portal. Candidates seeking admission to postgraduate programmes can check the programme-wise and category-wise scores to assess their allocation status. The total number of available seats has not been specified and will depend on vacancies remaining after the earlier admission rounds.
Key Highlights
| Particulars | Details |
|---|
| Organization | University of Delhi (DU) |
| Post Name | DU Postgraduate Admission 2026 – Spot Round 2 |
| Total Vacancies | Not specified; subject to programme-wise vacant seats |
| Application Mode | Online |
| Official Website | admission.uod.ac.in |
The published minimum allocation score represents the lowest score at which admission was offered for a particular combination of programme, college or department, category and allocation round. Merely matching a listed score does not automatically confirm admission unless an allocation is visible in the candidate’s dashboard.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|
| Application Start | TBA |
| Last Date | TBA |
| Exam Date | CUET PG 2026 schedule TBA |
| Result Date | Spot Round 2 scores released; exact date TBA |
Candidates should regularly monitor their admission dashboard because acceptance, document verification and fee-payment windows may be brief. A failure to complete any required action within the notified deadline can result in cancellation of the allocated seat.
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
- Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognised university or institution.
- The qualifying degree, required subjects and minimum marks may differ across DU postgraduate programmes.
- Candidates must satisfy the programme-specific eligibility requirements published in the DU PG Admission Bulletin 2026.
- Where applicable, applicants must have appeared in the relevant CUET PG 2026 test paper accepted for the selected programme.
- Candidates awaiting final-year results must meet the university’s deadline for submitting proof of qualification.
- Reserved-category applicants must possess valid certificates in the format and validity period prescribed by the university.
Age Limit
- No general upper age limit is ordinarily applied to most DU postgraduate programmes.
- Age requirements may apply where a programme is governed by a professional or statutory regulatory body.
- Candidates should verify programme-specific conditions before accepting an allocation.
Fees
- The Spot Round 2 participation or admission fee, if applicable, has not been specified in the available notification details.
- Programme and college fees vary based on the course, institution and candidate category.
- Allocated candidates must pay the displayed admission fee online within the stipulated period.
- Applicable concessions or exemptions will be governed by university rules.
Selection Process
- Entrance-score consideration: Eligible candidates are considered on the basis of their accepted CUET PG score, programme preferences and applicable admission rules.
- Spot Round 2 allocation: Seats are allocated based on merit, category, preference order and vacancies available after previous rounds. The released minimum allocation scores indicate the closing level for relevant programme-category combinations.
- Verification and confirmation: Selected candidates must accept the allocation, complete online document verification, respond to any query and pay the admission fee before the deadline.
Candidates should note that spot-round participation may be governed by separate rules. Depending on the university’s admission policy, an allocation in a spot round may be final, and options such as upgrade or withdrawal may be restricted.
How to Apply
- Visit the official DU admission portal at admission.uod.ac.in.
- Open the section for Postgraduate Admissions 2026 and locate the Spot Round 2 notice or minimum allocation score link.
- Download or open the score document and select the relevant programme, department or college and reservation category.
- Compare the published score with the CUET PG score and details shown in the applicant dashboard.
- Log in using the registered credentials to check whether a seat has been allocated. Candidates should rely on the dashboard rather than treating the minimum score list as an admission letter.
- If allocated, accept the seat within the specified window and upload or confirm all required documents, including degree records, mark sheets, identity proof and category certificates, where applicable.
- Complete fee payment online and download the payment receipt and provisional admission confirmation for future reference.
Applicants should ensure that names, category details, academic records and uploaded certificates match the information submitted during registration. Any discrepancy can delay approval or lead to rejection of the allocation.
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FAQs
1. What are DU PG Spot Round 2 minimum allocation scores?
They are the lowest scores at which seats were allocated in specified postgraduate programmes and categories during Spot Round 2.
2. Does meeting the minimum allocation score guarantee admission?
No. Admission is confirmed only when an allocation appears in the candidate’s dashboard and all acceptance, verification and fee-payment requirements are completed.
3. Where can candidates check their DU PG 2026 allocation?
Candidates can log in to the official postgraduate admission portal at admission.uod.ac.in using their registered credentials.
