Delhi University CSAS Application Correction Last Date Today

DU UG admission CSAS portal application correction last date today

New Delhi:

The University of Delhi (DU) which accepted applications for admission to undergraduate seats through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) till Wednesday, October 12, will close the application correction window today, October 13 (4:59 pm). The CSAS application correction window has also provided the candidates under OBC-NCL, EWS, SC, ST, Minority, PwBD and CW with the provision to re-upload their updated documents and certificates. A university statement issued in this regard said only the documents and certificates uploaded on the CSAS portal will be considered for the purpose of admission.

Suggested: Browse the list of colleges/universities accepting CUET 2022 Score. Free Download!

Don't Miss: CUET Cut Off 2022 (UR-OBC-SC-ST). Check Now

However, during the DU UG admission application correction process through CSAS, the candidates who did not select ECA and Sports Supernumerary Quota while applying in CSAS Phase 1 registration will not be allowed to do so at this stage.

DU will not allow particulars including the candidate's name, photograph, signature, gender, registered email id, mobile number and category to edit and modify during the application correction window.

DU Admission Portal UG: Steps To Edit DU CSAS 2022 Application Form

Visit the official website -- ugadmission.uod.ac.in.
Enter the CUET application number and password.
Login
On the DU UG application, make the corrections
Submit
Save the changes and take the printout of it.

The university will declare the DU UG simulated list tomorrow, October 14, 2022. The preference change window link will be made live between October 14 and October 16, 2022.

Adblock test (Why?)

from NDTV News- Special https://ift.tt/P1x5uoY https://ift.tt/PXBgba6
via IFTTT

Comments

US Defense Chief Austin To Make 'Full Recovery' From Cancer: Doctors

Austin, a 70-year-old career soldier, initially underwent minor surgery to treat cancer on December 22. Washington: US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is likely to make a "full recovery" from prostate cancer and his prognosis is "excellent," two doctors said after he was seen at Walter Reed hospital for a follow-up appointment. Austin controversially kept US President Joe Biden in the dark about the cancer diagnosis for weeks, and did not inform either the commander-in-chief or Congress until days after he was hospitalized on January 1 for complications from his treatment. "Secretary Austin was seen today at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for a scheduled post-prostatectomy surveillance appointment," the doctors said in a statement released by the Pentagon. "He continues to recover well and is expected to make a full recovery. Secretary Austin's prostate cancer was treated early and effectively, and his prognosis is excellent,...

North Korea Says It Tested New Strategic Cruise Missile

North Korea test-fired a new generation of strategic cruise missile on Wednesday. (Representational) Seoul: North Korea fired several cruise missiles towards the Yellow Sea on Wednesday, Seoul's military said, the latest in a series of tension-raising moves by the nuclear-armed state. Hours later, North Korea appeared to confirm the firing, saying it had carried out its first test of a new generation of strategic cruise missiles it is developing, the Pulhwasal-3-31. Pyongyang has accelerated weapons testing in the new year, including tests of what it called an "underwater nuclear weapon system" and a solid-fuelled hypersonic ballistic missile. "Our military detected several cruise missiles launched by North Korea towards the Yellow Sea at around 7:00 am today," the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement. Unlike their ballistic counterparts, the testing of cruise missiles is not banned under current UN sanctions against Pyongyang. Cruise...

US "Deplores" Israeli Attack On UN Training Center In Gaza

More than 25,000 people have been killed in Gaza since war began against Hamas. Washington: The United States was concerned by an Israeli attack on a U.N. training center sheltering displaced people in Gaza's Khan Younis on Wednesday, Deputy State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel said, repeating Washington's calls for protection of civilians, humanitarian workers and aid facilities. "We deplore today's attack on the U.N.'s Khan Younis training center," Patel told a news briefing, calling it "incredibly concerning." The Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza said that nine Palestinians were killed and 75 were injured when two tank rounds hit the building that was sheltering around 800 people in the southern Gaza Strip. "Civilians must be protected, and the protected nature of UN facilities must be respected, and humanitarian workers must be protected so that they can continue providing civilians with the life-saving humanitarian assistance...

டெக் மந்த்ரா

Search This Blog