Last Chance to Pay DU UG Admission Fee – Deadline Approaching Fast on August 21, 2024!

Students allocated seats in the first round of the Delhi University Undergraduate (DU UG) Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) 2024 are reminded that tomorrow, August 21, 2024, is the last day to complete the fee payment process. The deadline for payment is set for 4:59 PM, and this final step is crucial to secure the allotted seats in the highly competitive admission process.

Importance of Fee Payment by the (DU UG) Deadline

All candidates who have been allocated seats in the first round must ensure that their fee payment is completed by the deadline of 4:59 PM on August 21, 2024. Failure to make the payment within this stipulated time will result in the forfeiture of the allocated seat. This means that students who miss the (DU UG) deadline will lose the opportunity to claim their place in the program, and the seat will be made available to other candidates in the subsequent allocation rounds.

With just one day left, students are strongly urged to complete the fee payment process as soon as possible to avoid any last-minute issues. The University has given plenty of time and resources for the First Allocation payment. It’s very important that candidates act quickly to keep their assigned seats.

The final deadline for the fee payment under the DU UG CSAS 2024 first allocation list is fast approaching, and candidates must not miss this critical step. With tomorrow being the last day, students need to ensure that their first allocation payments are completed and confirmed by August 21, 2024, at 4:59 PM.

What You Must Know About the DU UG First Allocation Payment Process

• Deadline: The final deadline for fee payment is tomorrow, August 21, 2024, at 4:59 PM.
• Portal Access: Students should log in to the official (admission.uod.ac.in) admission portal of Delhi University to complete the payment process.
• Payment Methods: Multiple payment methods are available, including net banking, credit/debit cards, and UPI. Candidates are advised to choose the most convenient option to ensure timely payment.
• Confirmation: After making the payment, students must ensure they receive a confirmation message or receipt from the portal. This serves as proof that the DU UG First Allocation fee payment has been successfully completed.

Key Steps to Complete DU UG First Allocation List Fee Payment

To ensure that the DU UG First Allocation fee payment is done smoothly, candidates can follow these steps:

• Visit the official Delhi University admission (admission.uod.ac.in) portal and log in using your credentials.
• Navigate to the DU UG Admission payment section where the allocated seat details are displayed.
• Choose the preferred payment method from the available options.
• Enter the necessary details and complete the DU UG First Allocation payment.
• Once the payment is successful, save the confirmation First Allocation payment receipt for future reference.

Transition to the Next Phase – The ‘Upgrade’ Option

Only those students who complete their First Allocation fee payment by the deadline will be eligible for the ‘Upgrade’ option in subsequent rounds. The ‘Upgrade’ option allows candidates to opt for a higher preference course if available in the following allocation rounds. However, eligibility for this option is strictly contingent upon the successful payment of the initial fee by the deadline.

Overview of the DU UG First Allocation Round

The first allocation round of DU UG CSAS 2024 was a major event in the academic calendar, with 97,387 seats allocated to students across various undergraduate programs. Out of these, 52,838 seats were allotted to female students, and 44,549 to male students. Special categories such as orphans and single girl children were also considered, with 243 and 1,339 seats allocated respectively.

What Happens If the DU UG First Allocation Fee Is Not Paid?

If the fee is not paid by 4:59 PM on August 21, 2024, the allocated seat will be forfeited. This means the student will no longer have a claim to the seat, and it will be released for allocation in the next round. Additionally, the student will not be able to participate in the ‘Upgrade’ option, which could have offered a chance to move to a more preferred course.

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