DU PG Admission 2026: Correction Window Opens July 2, Round 3 Begins July 6 — Check Revised Schedule

The University of Delhi (DU) has issued an updated schedule for its Postgraduate (PG) Admission 2026 process, outlining key dates for the application correction window and the third round of seat allocation. The revised timeline is now live on the official DU admission portal and applies to all candidates who have already registered for PG courses at Delhi University.

Correction Window: July 2, 2026

Registered candidates will be able to edit or update details in their application forms starting July 2, 2026. This window gives applicants a chance to fix errors related to personal information, course preferences, category details, or other entries submitted during initial registration. DU has cautioned that incorrect or incomplete information can directly affect seat allotment outcomes, so candidates are urged to review every field carefully before the correction period closes.

Round 3 Seat Allocation: July 6, 2026

The third round of DU PG admissions will commence on July 6, 2026. This round is particularly significant for candidates who did not secure a seat in Round 1 or Round 2, or who wish to apply for an upgrade to a more preferred course or college. Seat allocation in Round 3 will follow the same merit-based and preference-based process used in earlier rounds, factoring in eligibility, category reservations, and seat availability across departments.

What Candidates Should Do Now

• Log in to the official DU admission portal and verify all submitted details before July 2.

• Use the correction window strictly within the given dates — late corrections are unlikely to be entertained.

• Keep scanned copies of required documents (mark sheets, category/EWS certificates, ID proof) ready for verification.

• Track preference order carefully ahead of Round 3, since seat upgrades depend on how preferences were ranked at registration.

• Avoid relying on unofficial sources; cross-check every update against the official portal only.

Why This Round Matters

With DU PG programmes drawing applications from thousands of students nationwide each year, competition for seats remains intense, especially in high-demand departments. Round 3 typically becomes the deciding round for many candidates who were waitlisted earlier, making it critical to complete all steps — preference locking, fee payment, and document upload — within the deadlines DU specifies.

Delhi University has reiterated that all future updates, including any further extension or additional rounds, will be communicated only through its official admission website. Candidates are advised to check the portal regularly rather than depend on second-hand information.