DU Admissions 2026: Over 13000 UG Seats Still Vacant; Another Chance to Students in Spot Rounds
DU Admissions 2026: Over 13,000 UG seats remain vacant across Delhi University colleges. Check Spot Round 1 eligibility, vacant seats, admission process and latest updates.
Delhi University admissions 2026 witnessed vacant seats for Round 1 spot counselling of the Common Seat Allocation System, CSAS UG 2026-27 even after various rounds of counselling. Over 13000 UG seats are still available in various colleges of the university including Hindu College, Hansraj College, Sri Ram College of Commerce, etc. Students seeking admission to Delhi University have the golden opportunity to enter DU in this academic session. According to the latest data, 13433 seats are vacant in DU colleges for Spot Round 1 counselling across various courses, categories and colleges.
DU CSAS Spot Round 1 Counselling 2026 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates who match the following DU Spot Round Counselling Eligibility Criteria can apply:
- Candidates should be registered for CSAS spot round counselling
- They should not have an allotted seat in DU as of August 22, 2026
- Candidates can only pick programme and college options that have open vacancies matching specific category
Delhi University released the official notification regarding the category wise vacant seats available. About 29 seats are vacant in Hindu College and 19 seats are vacant in Hansraj College. Courses such as Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, BCom Honors, Economics and Philosophy have vacancies in Hindu College.
Programmes including Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany and Electronics also have vacant seats in Hansraj College.
There are a large number of vacant seats inspite of many UG admission rounds. According to some reports, students did not accept seats, colleges and programmes which majorly became a reason for so many seats left empty. Some could not complete the admission process because of document related issues or eligibility criteria did not match.
Some top colleges such as Hindu College, SRCC, Hansraj College which have vacant seats, can be because the students did not get the preferred course in the preferred college because of intense competition.
Students should meet programme specific eligibility criteria and spot round eligibility criteria to apply for programmes at 67 DU colleges with vacant seats.
Number of Vacant Seats: Colleges and Courses
Check the table below to know the number of seats available for admissions to Delhi University:
| Colleges | Seats Available | Programmes |
| Hindu College | 29 | Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, BCom Honors, Economics and Philosophy |
| Hansraj College | 79 | Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, and Electronics |
| Sri Ram College of Commerce | 4 | Economics, BCom Honors |
| Swami Shraddhanand College | 145 | |
| Institute of Home Economics | 131 | |
| Lady Irwin College | 101 | |
| Shyam Lal College | 112 | B.Sc. Physical Science with Chemistry programme, Physical Science, Chemistry, Mathematics |
| Kalindi College | 122 | Sanskrit, Hindi |
| Zakir Husain Delhi College | 193 | 27- Persian 27- Bengali 32- Mathematics 51- Chemistry 56- Physical Science with Chemistry |
DU Admissions 2026: Class 12 Marks-based Route
This academic year, some colleges are also offering admissions based on Class 12 scores instead of CUET UG scores. The decision has been taken by the university to help the college fill the vacant seats after regular admission rounds.
What Next for Students Seeking DU Admissions?
Students who are looking for admissions to Delhi University still can check the official spot round 1 dates and seat matrix. They can apply for the preferred college and course according to the eligibility and interest. Students can submit their CSAS application form on the official website before the last date.
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