Delhi University’s spot round will decide thousands of undergraduate seats today, Wednesday, August 26. As per DU’s schedule, Spot Round I allocations went live on August 25; the acceptance, verification, and fee steps run this week. Candidates should move quickly on the CSAS UG portal to avoid lapses or auto-cancellation.
Key dates: accept the allotted seat by August 27, colleges verify until August 28, and pay the admission fee by August 29. Missing acceptance or fee deadlines can cancel the allotment and end participation for this cycle, so track your dashboard notifications closely before each cut-off.

Visit ugadmission.uod.ac.in, log in, and open “Allocation Result.” Click “Accept” if satisfied, respond to any college queries, then pay the fee once approved. Use stable internet and try off-peak hours if the portal feels slow. Keep screenshots of each step for audit and dispute resolution.
Only CSAS-registered applicants not admitted to any college by August 22 can participate. DU published college-wise vacant seats on August 23, and candidates had until August 24 to opt in through their dashboards. If you already hold admission, you cannot enter Spot Round I.
Complete online fee payment by August 29 to confirm the seat. Keep a clean scan set ready: CUET UG scorecard, Class XII marksheet and certificate, government photo ID, and applicable category, Economically Weaker Section (EWS), or Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) certificates. Originals may be checked during later physical verification.
DU has stated, “There will be no option of ‘Upgrade’ and ‘Withdraw’ during the Spot Admission rounds.” Seats allotted in a spot round are final and will not be upgraded in later spot rounds. Plan choices carefully before opting in to avoid locking yourself out.
If the dashboard errors out, retry later, clear cache, and switch networks. Write to [email protected] with your application number and screenshots; escalate to the college or departmental grievance desks if needed. Keep activity within deadlines even while issues are being resolved.