DU PG Admission 2026: CSAS Portal Faces Glitches, Students Demand Application Deadline Extension

The Delhi University has started the admission portal for postgraduate admissions. The registrations on the CSAS portal began on May 16, 2026. Candidates will be able to apply online till June 7, 2026. It is an online process to apply online for PG programmes at the University. 

The official admission portal for DU PG admissions 2026 is pgadmission.uod.ac.in. The application fee for general and unreserved candidates is INR 750, whereas candidates from other categories have to pay INR 300. For checking eligibility, students are advised to review the criteria before applying using their CUET PG scores, followed by the course and college specific criteria provided online. 

While applying online on the designated Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal at admission.uod.ac.in, a lot of students were facing technical issues. Due to this, the Students' Federation of India (SFI), a student organisation, has requested the university to kindly extend the application submission deadline. 

Furthermore, it has been noted and raised by the organization that the helpline number shared with the students is also facing issues. They have requested the authorities to look into the matter and resolve it timely before the deadline nears. 

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DU PG Admission 2026: Grievances Raised by Students Regarding the CSAS Portal

The following issues have been raised by the SFI regarding the discrepancies on the CSAS portal:

• The "Preview and Lock" feature is not showing the summary of the information provided and uploaded documents, rather its redirecting back to the Personal Details section.
• Fields such as Personal Address and Course Name are missing from the Preview tab.
• General technical glitches on the CSAS portal.

DU PG Admission 2026: First Cut Off List Expected Soon

The University will release the first PG admission cut off list in June 2026. The merit list is affected by several factors, including scores achieved, rank, priority of course and college selected, difficulty level of the exam, and past cut-off marks.