DU UG Admission 2023: CSAS webpage with most applicants of BCom at Ramjas & English at Hindu
Aditi Chaurasia
17/01/2025
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For the second consecutive year, BCom (H) has emerged as the most popular course as Delhi University finishes the first phase of the application process for its undergraduate programmes’ Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS).
The top three colleges for students choosing a BCom course this year are Ramjas College, Kirori Mal College, and Sri Venkateswara College, according to the CSAS data.
The first allocation list will be made public on August 1; the college and course preferences of students were locked on Thursday for the first round.
Most students have indicated Hindu College as one of their top choices for popular subjects including English, political science, and economics. As for English, the top three favoured colleges are Hindu College, Hansraj College, and St. Stephen’s College.
On Saturday, DU will publish a simulated rank list based on applicants’ preferences and the results of the CUET 2023, following which candidates can rearrange their college preferences.
This year, DU intends to provide a category-by-category simulated list rather than a single cumulative simulated rank list.
Popular colleges and courses at DU CSAS Portal
By July 27, Ramjas College’s BCom programme had received 57,642 preferences from students, followed by Kirori Mal College with 57,615 for the same degree.
At Sri Venkateswara College, BCom has drawn the interest of more than 55,000 students.
BCom applicants for Delhi University Admission:
| College | Course | Preference Count |
| Ramjas College | BCom | 57,642 |
| Kirori Mal College | BCom | 57,615 |
| Sri Venkateswara College | BCom | 55,666 |
| Delhi College of Arts and Commerce | BCom | 55,541 |
| Shaheed Bhagat Singh College | BCom | 53,044 |
candidates for the BA (H) in English at DU in 2023
| College | Course | Preference Count |
| Hindu College | BA (Hons) English | 51,019 |
| Hans Raj College | BA (Hons) English | 50,671 |
| St. Stephen’s College | BA (Hons) English | 49,105 |
| Kirori Mal College | BA (Hons) English | 48,002 |
| Ramjas College | BA (Hons) English | 46,736 |
Applicants for UG Admission DU with a BA in Economics
| College | Course | Preference |
| Hindu College | BA (Hons) Economics | 27,357 |
| Hans Raj College | BA (Hons) Economics | 27,213 |
| St. Stephen’s College | BA (Hons) Economics | 26,618 |
| Shri Ram College of Commerce | BA (Hons) Economics | 26,526 |
| Kirori Mal College | BA (Hons) Economics | 25,965 |
Applicants for BA (H) Political Science admission to DU in 2023
| College | Course | Preference |
| Hindu College | BA (Hons) Political Science | 43,902 |
| Kirori Mal College | BA (Hons) Political Science | 41,935 |
| Ramjas College | BA (Hons) Political Science | 41,529 |
| Sri Venkateswara College | BA (Hons) Political Science | 39,843 |
| Delhi College of Arts and Commerce | BA (Hons) Political Science | 38,461 |
When a seat is assigned in a given round, the candidate must “accept” the seat before the allotted time has passed. The candidate’s eligibility and any uploaded documents will subsequently be reviewed by the relevant college.
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