DU PG Admission 2026: The University of Delhi has released the minimum allocation scores for the second spot round of postgraduate admissions. Candidates who participated in the admission process can check the programme- and category-wise scores on the official admission portal, admission.uod.ac.in. The scores indicate the minimum marks of the last candidate who secured a seat in a particular course and college during Spot Round 2.
Candidates should check the list carefully before proceeding with admission. The allocation scores may vary depending on seat availability, candidate preferences, merit and other admission criteria followed by the university.
Click here: DU PG Spot Round 2 Minimum Allocation Scores
DU PG Admission 2026 Spot Round 2: What Is Minimum Allocation Score?
- The minimum allocation score represents the lowest score of the last candidate who received a seat in a particular programme and college.
- The scores may change from one admission round to another.
- Allocation depends on factors such as seat availability, candidate preferences and withdrawals or upgrades.
- Separate scores are provided for different categories, including UR, OBC, SC, ST and EWS.
DU PG Admission 2026: Key Points Candidates Should Know
- Seat allocation is based on programme-specific eligibility and merit.
- The candidate's social category is considered during the allocation process.
- The availability of seats in the concerned programme and college also affects allocation.
- Tie-breaking rules may be applied wherever required.
- Minimum allocation scores are displayed only for programmes in which seats were allocated during Spot Round 2.
- Candidates should report any discrepancy in the published information to the DU Admission Branch.
- Admission remains subject to document verification and fulfilment of all eligibility requirements.
- The final decision on admission rests with the University of Delhi.
Candidates should check the Spot Round 2 allocation scores carefully and complete the required admission formalities within the prescribed timeline.
