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Delhi University releases admission portal for UG and PG courses - Here are the details




Delhi University has released online admission portal for UG and PG courses on 20 June.

The registration process in the above UG and PG courses has started from yesterday and will take place till 20 July

To register in the online portal for the admission in UG and PG courses follow these steps:
  1.  First, go to the official website of Delhi University,i.e, www.du.ac.in
  2. On the homepage of the website, you will see options,i.e, UG admission portal and PG admission portal
  3. Click on the option in which UG or PG course you want to take admission
  4. When you click on the any of the options you will be redirected to admission portal of the corresponding course 
  5. After, register to the portal
  6.  In the registration process, you have to fill your email address, phone number, and password of your choice
  7. The fill your other details like name category and etc as there in your certificate
  8. Check your details thoroughly and hit the register button
  9. Then you will receive a confirmation email from du which will verify your email and there you go.
  10. You are registered to the portal.
There is no news regarding entrance exam dates and results date. They are not announced yet. We will update you soon about the dates.
Stay tuned for more details....

    



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