01When will the DSEU / JAC Delhi Round 3 result be declared?+
The JAC Delhi Round 3 seat allotment is expected on Tuesday, 7 July 2026, after 5:00 PM on the official JAC Delhi portal. DSEU B.Tech seats are allotted through the same JAC counselling as NSUT, DTU, IIIT-D and IGDTUW.
02What is DSEU and is its B.Tech degree recognised?+
Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University is a Delhi government state university established in 2020, with multiple campuses across the city. Its B.Tech programmes are JEE Main based via JAC Delhi, and the degree is a regular government-university engineering degree.
03Why does the same branch appear multiple times in the table?+
Because DSEU runs the same branch at different campuses, and each branch-campus combination has its own seat pool and cutoff. Example: CSE runs at Pusa-1 (CS-C02), Guru Nanak Dev (CS-N03) and G.B. Pant (CS-S02) campuses — three separate choices in your JAC preference list.
04What is the expected Round 3 cutoff for CSE at DSEU (Delhi, General)?+
Campus-wise (Delhi General): CS-C02 Pusa-1 ~92,600 (band ~89,600 – 96,600), CS-S02 G.B. Pant ~98,200 (band ~95,000 – 102,500), CS-N03 Guru Nanak Dev ~101,200 (band ~97,900 – 105,600). Pusa-1 has been the most competitive CSE campus in both rounds.
05What about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics & AI (RAI)?+
Expected Round 3 (Delhi General): AI-E02 Bhai Parmanand ~105,100, AI-W03 Ranhola ~115,700, and RAI-S03 Okhla ~115,000. RAI closed tighter than plain AI-Ranhola in R1 but the two are now converging.
06My rank is around 1,00,000 (Delhi, General). What can I get at DSEU in Round 3?+
At ~1,00,000: CS-C02 (~92,600) and CS-S02 (~98,200) are just out of band or borderline, while CS-N03 (~101,200), AI-E02 (~105,100), EC-E01 (~114,900), NS-W02 (~114,500), RAI-S03 (~115,000) and everything below look achievable. Fill all CSE campuses first anyway — bands are estimates, not walls.
07My rank is around 1.2 lakh (Delhi, General). Any hope?+
Yes — realistic Round 3 targets include DS-E02 (~122,500), DS-S03 (~123,200), EC-S02 (~124,600), ME-N01 (~126,400), ME-S02 (~130,100), EE-C02 (~132,200) and PAM-S03 (~138,100). List them in your true preference order.
08How accurate are these Round 3 predictions?+
They are statistical projections from official R1 and R2 data, using the pattern that each round relaxes cutoffs by a smaller amount than the previous one. DSEU General/EWS/OBC Delhi columns moved strongly (+20–32%) between rounds, which makes the model comparatively reliable here; SC/ST and Outside-Delhi cells are thinner and noisier.
09Which DSEU programmes will relax the most in Round 3?+
In the Delhi General pool the fastest R1→R2 sliders were the three CSE campuses (+31–32%) and AI-E02 (+31.7%) — DSEU sits downstream of NSUT/DTU/IIIT-D, so when students upgrade there, DSEU's top seats vacate fastest. Use the insight cards above for your exact category.
10What do the codes like CS-C02, AI-E02, NS-W02 mean?+
The prefix is the branch (CS, AI, DS, EC, EE, ME, NS, PAM, RAI) and the letter after the hyphen indicates the campus: C = Pusa-1, N = Guru Nanak Dev / Aryabhatt, S = G.B. Pant / Okhla, E = Bhai Parmanand / Ambedkar, W = Dwarka / Ranhola. The full branch-campus mapping is shown in the table's second line for every row.
11What do GNGND, OBGNO, EWGND type category codes mean?+
Read them as Category + Sub-category + Region. GN = General, EW = EWS, OB = OBC, SC, ST; then GN = normal, PD = PwD, CW = Defence; ending D = Delhi and O = Outside Delhi. So OBGNO = OBC · normal · Outside Delhi.
12What is the Delhi vs Outside Delhi quota at DSEU?+
Like other JAC Delhi universities, DSEU reserves the large majority of seats (85%) for Delhi-region candidates and 15% for Outside Delhi. That's why Outside-Delhi CSE (Pusa-1) closes near ~21,600 while the same seat closes near ~83,500 for Delhi candidates in Round 2.
13Which CSE campus should I prefer — Pusa-1, G.B. Pant or Guru Nanak Dev?+
Cutoff-wise the market ranks them Pusa-1 (CS-C02) → G.B. Pant (CS-S02) → Guru Nanak Dev (CS-N03), and demand is a reasonable proxy for peer group. Practically, also weigh commute — DSEU campuses are spread across Delhi, and a 3-hour daily commute costs more than a small cutoff difference. The degree is identical.
14What is NS-W02 (Network Engineering and Security)?+
A specialised IT-family programme at the Dwarka campus focused on networking and cybersecurity. It has closed between plain CSE and the AI/DS programmes (expected R3 ~114,500, Delhi General) and suits students targeting security/infra roles.
15What is PAM-S03?+
Production Engineering with specialisation in Advanced Manufacturing at the Okhla campus — a mechanical-family programme oriented toward modern manufacturing. It's DSEU's easiest B.Tech entry point (expected R3 ~138,100, Delhi General).
16Why did some ST cutoffs go DOWN from R1 to R2?+
ST columns have very few seats, so one withdrawal can tighten the closing rank by lakhs — e.g., CS-N03 ST Delhi went 11,34,694 → 10,33,081 and CS-S02 ST 14,41,916 → 12,75,470. For such cells our model pins Round 3 near the Round 2 value instead of extrapolating.
17What does "frozen" mean in your table?+
Frozen means the closing rank was identical in R1 and R2 — e.g., DS-S03 EWS Delhi at 1,37,787, NS-W02 EWS Delhi at 1,38,983, ME-N01 EWS Outside Delhi at 39,363, and several Outside-Delhi ST cells. The seat pool is saturated; waiting for Round 3 rarely helps there.
18I'm OBC (Delhi). How do I read this page for my case?+
Keep Region = Delhi and select the OBC pill, then compare your JEE rank with the Expected R3 column. Example: OBC Delhi CSE Pusa-1 (CS-C02) is expected around ~2,96,800 and AI-E02 around ~2,99,000.
19Why are EWS cutoffs so much lower (tougher) than OBC cutoffs at DSEU?+
EWS has fewer seats (10%) and a compact applicant pool — EWS Delhi CSE Pusa-1 closed at 1,30,734 in R2 while OBC closed at 2,63,151. Neither is universally "easier"; it depends on seat count vs applicant pool in each column.
20My rank is just outside the predicted band. Should I still fill the choice?+
Yes, always. Choice filling carries no risk — you're only allotted a seat if your rank qualifies. DSEU cutoffs slid 20–32% in a single round; the outer edge of a band is genuinely reachable. List every programme you'd actually join, in true preference order.
21Should I choose "Freeze" or "Float" after Round 3?+
Freeze locks your allotted seat and exits upgradation; Float secures the current seat while keeping you in the race for higher preferences in later rounds. If your allotment isn't your top choice and further rounds/spot round remain, Float is usually smarter.
22How do NSUT/DTU/IIIT-D upgrades affect DSEU cutoffs?+
Strongly — DSEU sits downstream in most students' preference lists, so when candidates upgrade to NSUT/DTU/IIIT-D (or leave for JoSAA seats — JoSAA R3 result is due 6 July), DSEU seats vacate in a chain reaction. That's why its R1→R2 slide (+20–32%) was steeper than NSUT's. Compare with our
NSUT and
IIIT-Delhi Round 3 pages for full planning.
23What documents do I need for Round 3 admission/reporting?+
Typically: JEE Main 2026 admit card & scorecard, Class X and XII marksheets, Delhi-region proof (XII from a Delhi school) if applicable, category certificate (OBC-NCL/EWS/SC/ST in the latest format), Defence/PwD certificates if claimed, photographs, ID proof and fee receipt. Verify the exact list in the JAC Delhi brochure.
24Are Defence (CW) and PwD (PD) cutoffs covered here?+
They exist in the official sheets but are excluded from our prediction table — these pools have only a handful of seats, closing ranks carry priority sub-categories (VI, VIII, etc.), and one candidate's decision can swing them by lakhs, making trend-based prediction meaningless. Check the official R3 sheet directly for those columns.
25Where do I verify the official Round 3 cutoff once it's out?+
On the official JAC Delhi portal (jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in) and the DSEU website (dseu.ac.in) after 5 PM on 7 July 2026. Treat this page as planning guidance and the official PDF as the final word — Daily Spark will update with official numbers the same evening.