Every number below is transcribed from the University of Delhi Admission Branch's published "First Round of Allocation and Admissions — Minimum Allocation Score" PDF (dated 19 July 2025). Enter your category and CSAS combined score to see exactly where you'd have cleared Round 1, and browse the entire sheet — all 67 colleges, all programs, all six categories.
Pick your stream, enter the CUET marks you actually scored, and see every program where you'd have cleared Round 1 — best 4 of your 5 papers, exactly as DU counts them.
Language is compulsory and always counts. Of your General Test + up to 3 domain papers, only the best 3 are added — so leave a field blank if you didn't take that paper.
Best-4 total: — / 1000
Ranked by margin above cutoff, best first, within your selected stream. Programs with no published cutoff for your category (no seat was allotted to that category in Round 1) are excluded. Your total is a best-4 sum of raw marks, not DU's officially normalized CSAS score — see the note above the predictor.
Our counsellors help you turn this shortlist into an actual CSAS preference order — free 15-minute call.
Search across every college and program in the bulletin and compare all six category cutoffs side by side — useful for checking a specific combination directly, without the score filter above.
| College | Program | UR | OBC | SC | ST | EWS | PwBD |
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Each figure is the lowest score that still got a seat in Round 1 for that exact college, program and category — clearing it doesn't guarantee much margin, it's the floor.
UR, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS and PwBD each have their own cutoff because seats are reserved by category — compare your score only against your own category's column.
A missing cutoff for a category in a given program usually means no candidate from that category was allotted a seat there in Round 1 — not that the cutoff was zero.
As admitted students migrate or withdraw, special/spot rounds typically release seats at lower scores — a "close" result today can clear in a later round.
It's transcribed directly from the University of Delhi Admission Branch's official PDF, "First Round of Allocation and Admissions — Minimum Allocation Score," for Undergraduate Admissions 2025-26, dated 19 July 2025. Every row here matches that document exactly — nothing is simulated or estimated.
No. This shows what happened in Round 1 of this admission cycle only. Your own allocation still depends on your live CSAS preferences, seat availability at the time, and whether you accept and complete admission formalities within the window DU sets. Treat this as a reference point, not a guarantee.
A blank cutoff for a category usually means no seat in that category was allotted in that program during Round 1 — the disclaimer on the original bulletin notes allocations depend on eligibility, merit, category, seat availability and tie-breaking rules, so an empty cell isn't necessarily an error.
The source bulletin itself asks applicants to report discrepancies to the DU Admission Branch for resolution, and states the University's decision on admissions is final and subject to verification. Treat this tool the same way — as a reading aid over that official document, not a replacement for it.