u/Fun-Dragonfruit6568

B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	St. Stephen's College	1
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Hindu College	2
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Hansraj College	3
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Kirori Mal College	4
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Ramjas College	5
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Sri Venketeswara College	6
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	St. Stephen's College	7
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Hindu College	8
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Hansraj College	9
B.Tech. Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations (IT & MI)	Cluster Innovation Centre	10
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Kirori Mal College	11
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Ramjas College	12
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Sri Venketeswara College	13
B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics	Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College	14
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics	Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College	15

Not interested in B.Tech., but added it for fun
Thanks in advance guys🙏

Recently I've learned that as a CW candidate, I can apply for both the normal counselling and the CW counselling (thank you guys on my previous post), however now I have some confusions regarding the counselling process, they are:-

1.) what is the order with which the first main round, second main round, third main round, first CW round, second CW round, third CW round and the spot round are held, with roughly how many days between them?
2.) In case the CW round starts after the third main round is concluded, then do I have to lose my main round seat to participate in the CW round (like for the spot round), or does it stay on standby until the CW round ends too, and if it is the latter then how does that work?
3.) In case I decide to go for it, can I still participate in spot rounds after main counselling and CW counselling (obviously considering I don't keep any seat from either of them)?

The most important is the second point, so if possible please add as many relevant topics and crucial details to its answer as possible, for the remaining questions 1-2 statements would be more than enough unless there is something important that needs to be mentioned.
Thanks in advance guys🙏

Moderators - I have searched for this specific topic for a couple of days and still haven't found anything directly talking about these points, in case you do decide to take my post down, can you please somehow redirect me to somewhere I might have potentially missed, anyways these specific points are my main issues, and a direct response from people experienced in this would be of a great help to me.

(Some Context)
I have scored 507/750 in PCM, and I'm targeting BSc (Hons.) Physics at a top college, now that score can easily get me KMC, Venky or Ramjas in UR, and also there is a decent possibility of me clearing Hansraj or maybe even Hindu from the spot rounds, which I am planning on going for (any suggestions regarding this particular decision of mine are also welcome and would be great).

(main issue starts here)
I qualify for the 6th priority in CW, now I'm worried that at the top colleges, there might be a higher saturation of 1-5th priority applicants, and considering there are only 11 seats combined in Stephens, Hindu and Hansraj for CW candidates (for BSc (Hons.) Physics), it seems pretty risky going for this considering there is always a chance that those 11 seats go to 1-5th priority applicants, or even if 1 or 2 seats remain for 6th priority, then there could always be some bloke better than me out there in my priority (I mean it might come down to other 6th priority applicants but it's nonetheless still plausible as these colleges are as high as it goes for BSc at DU and hence it holds its risk, unless obviously I'm missing something which I definitely can as I'm not much familiar with this and would really appreciate a correction if I am, in fact, wrong), I might be safe for KMC and the others but I already am safe for them without CW, so I don't really need it for them, what I do need it for is securing a seat at one of the top 3 colleges, which seems pretty risky as per my understanding.

So what would you recommend me, should I go for CW, which potentially on one hand might secure me Stephens in the first round itself (in the scenario where priority does not become a problem) but on the other hand might eventually give me KMC but with no scope of upgrading to one of the top 3 colleges (in the scenario where all 11 seats are taken by 1-5 priority candidates, or a better 6th priority candidate), or should I go for unreserved, which would give me KMC in the main counselling rounds but would leave me open to attempt to upgrade to one of the top 3 colleges from the spot round counselling?

*EDIT*
(Also can anyone confirm and let me know whether I can take part in both the main counselling and the CW counselling being a CW candidate, it would pretty much solve most of the problems I'm having here, thank you in advance and in case it is allowed, then if possible can you please give me a source to confirm it, considering it would most probably be the path I choose during counselling and I want to be as safe as I can.)