Thousands of female students waiting for admission to Delhi University’s Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) are searching for one question:
When will NCWEB UG Admission 2026 registration start?
As of now, Delhi University has not officially announced the NCWEB Undergraduate (BA and BCom) Admission 2026 start date. However, based on the latest admission updates and the usual admission schedule, the registration process is expected to begin soon on the official NCWEB Admission Portal.
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Here’s everything students should know.
Has NCWEB UG Admission 2026 Started?
No.
At the time of writing, Delhi University has not opened the NCWEB UG Admission 2026 registration portal for undergraduate admissions.
Students should avoid relying on unofficial websites or social media posts claiming that registrations have already started.
Once registrations begin, the official notification will be released on Delhi University’s NCWEB website.
NCWEB UG Admission 2026 Start Date (Expected)
Although Delhi University has not confirmed an official date, admissions are expected to begin shortly.
Students should regularly check the official admission portal because registration may open without much advance notice.
After registration begins, Delhi University will release:
- Admission Bulletin
- Registration Schedule
- Merit Lists / Cut-offs
- Fee Payment Schedule
- Document Verification Instructions
Who Can Apply?
NCWEB admissions are available only for:
- Female candidates
- Residents of the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi
Candidates must satisfy the eligibility conditions prescribed by Delhi University before applying.
Which Courses Are Offered?
For Undergraduate Admissions, NCWEB offers:
- B.A. Programme
- B.Com Programme
Admissions are conducted separately from regular DU undergraduate admissions.
Is CUET Required?
No.
NCWEB Undergraduate admissions are not based on CUET scores.
Admissions are granted primarily on the basis of Class 12 merit, subject to the eligibility criteria announced by Delhi University.
How Are Admissions Conducted?
The admission process generally includes:
- Online Registration
- Merit List / Cut-off Release
- Fee Payment
- Document Verification
- Admission Confirmation
Students should keep all required documents ready before registration opens.
Required Documents
Candidates are advised to keep the following documents ready:
- Class 10 Marksheet
- Class 12 Marksheet
- Aadhaar Card
- Passport-size Photograph
- Category Certificate (if applicable)
- Delhi Residence Proof
Weekend Classes at DU Colleges
NCWEB is specially designed for women who cannot attend regular college classes.
Classes are generally conducted on Sundays and selected holidays at various constituent colleges of Delhi University.
This flexible schedule allows students to continue higher education while managing work, family, or other responsibilities.
What Should Students Do Now?
Until the official notification is released, students should:
- Keep all documents ready.
- Regularly visit the official NCWEB admission portal.
- Avoid fake admission notices circulating on social media.
- Stay updated with Delhi University admission announcements.
Final Words
The NCWEB UG Admission 2026 start date has not yet been officially announced by Delhi University. However, registrations are expected to begin soon through the official NCWEB Admission Portal.
Students interested in BA and BCom admissions should prepare their documents in advance and keep checking official updates so they do not miss the registration window.
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