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DU UG Admissions 2026: What happens if you don’t get your first choice seat in the CSAS allocation list? Here’s what students need to know about the next steps

Delhi University has commenced its 2026 undergraduate admission process through CSAS. The first allocation list will be released on July sixteenth at five PM. Students not securing a seat will remain eligible for subsequent allocation rounds. A second allocation list is scheduled for release on July twenty-fifth. Candidates must accept…

The Economic Times · Jul 13

DU CSAS UG admission 2026: Direct registration link, application steps, important documents, spot admission process, seat allotment, fees and more

Delhi University's CSAS portal for undergraduate admissions opens June 27 at 12 PM, exclusively using CUET UG 2026 scores. Over 71,000 seats are available across 79 programs in 70 colleges. The academic session begins July 21. Candidates must register with CUET details, fill preferences, and await allotment rounds. Spot admissions…

The Economic Times · Jun 27

DU Admission 2026: CSAS registration to begin soon; seats, important dates, fees, admission process and more

Delhi University's undergraduate admissions for 2026 are set to commence this week, following CUET-UG results. The CSAS portal opens June 27 for approximately 72,000 seats. Admissions are solely based on CUET scores, with students urged to list numerous course and college preferences. The process involves registration, preference filling, and seat…

The Economic Times · Jun 26

DU-St Stephen's row: Fresh exam roster includes newly recruited teachers despite HC stay order

St Stephen's College has included newly recruited teachers in an examination roster. This comes despite a university probe and a Delhi High Court stay order on the recruitment process. The court had directed the college to halt recruitment following a plea by four assistant professors. The roster was sent out…

The Economic Times · May 23

Texas Man Says His Sister’s Boyfriend Proposed During Secret Santa. He is Unhappy With How It Happened: ‘He Owes Her a Gift’

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The Mary Sue · May 21

When Empowerment Meets Dress Code Restrictions

At an event meant to celebrate women’s strength and voice, something unexpected happened. During a women empowerment program at Shri Ram College of Commerce, a student was stopped from going on stage at the last moment. The reason? A sleeveless kurti. What followed wasn’t just embarrassment it sparked a much…

MyLifeXP · Apr 17

AED 91.4 million raised: Dubai’s ‘most noble number’ charity auction supports child hunger campaign

Dubai's Edge of Life campaign has raised over AED 1.14 billion to combat global childhood hunger. The initiative, launched by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, saw significant pledges from international organizations and a successful charity auction of special numbers. This massive fundraising effort aims to rescue millions of children…

The Times of India · Mar 9

‘Precautionary step’ or ‘fascist clampdown’? Confrontation with YouTuber leads to a protest ban at DU

On February 17, Delhi University issued an order banning any protests on campus for the next one month. This came after a confrontation between YouTuber Ruchi Tiwari and All India Students Association (AISA) members on February 13, resulting in cross FIRs being registered at Maurice Nagar police station.

Newslaundry · Feb 17

What is Singapore-India-Gulf subsea cable system that UAE's du is investing in for high data connectivity?

UAE telecom provider du has partnered to invest in the Singapore-India-Gulf (SING) submarine cable system, a new undersea fiber-optic network linking the Middle East with South and Southeast Asia. This strategic move reinforces the UAE's position as a regional data hub, enhancing connectivity for AI, cloud services, and global digital…

The Times of India · Feb 16

From ‘Nation First’ to ‘Brahmanvaad Zindabad’: Inside the chaos at DU

On February 12, as students sat outside Delhi University’s Arts Faculty listening to anti-caste poetry and speeches, a bucket of water was hurled toward 73-year-old historian Irfan Habib. Minutes later, bricks came flying from inside the Arts Faculty.

Newslaundry · Feb 14