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Delhi University Offers Direct Admission Without CUET
Delhi University has some undergraduate seats left after its usual admission process.
Eleven colleges will try to fill these vacant seats.
Students may apply without using their CUET UG scores for these selected seats.
Instead, colleges will look at students’ Class 12 marks.
Students who passed Class 12 but did not get a seat may be able to apply.
Some students with low CUET UG scores may also get another chance.
Each college will announce its own dates and requirements.
Students must apply directly to the college they are interested in.
Admission will depend on eligibility, merit, and whether seats are available.
Eleven Delhi University colleges will admit students to selected vacant undergraduate seats without CUET UG scores.
Admission will be based on Class 12 board examination marks, merit, and seat availability.
The opportunity follows vacant seats remaining after the regular admission rounds.
Class 12 pass-outs who missed regular admission, including some with low CUET UG scores, may apply.
Applicants must follow each college’s schedule and submit required documents, including their marksheet.
- Who
- Eligible Class 12 pass-outs, including students who missed regular admission or received low CUET UG scores, may apply.
- What
- Eleven Delhi University colleges will offer direct admission to selected vacant undergraduate seats without CUET.
- Where
- At the concerned Delhi University colleges in Delhi.
- When
- For the 2026 admission process; the articles do not provide specific application dates.
- Why
- To fill undergraduate seats left vacant after the regular admission rounds.
Key facts
- Institution
- Delhi University
- Admission year
- 2026
- Colleges involved
- 11
- Selection basis
- Class 12 board marks, merit, and seat availability
- Entrance requirement
- CUET UG is not required for the selected vacant seats
- Applicants
- Eligible Class 12 pass-outs seeking undergraduate admission
- Documents
- Class 12 marksheet and other documents required by the concerned college
