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ADMISSIONS '23: DU announces spot admission round for UG, BTech courses

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September 07, 2023

THE University of Delhi (DU) on Wednesday announced the schedule for spot admission round-II for undergraduate (UG) courses and BTech programmes for 2023 academic session. The vacant seats in this round of admission will be announced at 5 pm on September 7.

- IFRAH MUFTI NewDelhi

Candidates will have to opt for 'Spot Round' through their dashboards in the university admission website admission. uod.ac.in. Students, who have applied but not admitted to any DU college, are eligible for spot admission round-II.

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