Shaheed Bhagat Singh College admits students through national-level entrance tests. Admission to B.Com (Hons.) requires CUET UG, while applicants seeking M.Com must take CUET PG. The total B.Com (Hons.) course fee is INR 62,625.

Students applying for undergraduate study must have completed Class 12 from a recognized board. Selection depends on the relevant CUET score, performance, and seat allotment through the University of Delhi's CSAS counselling process.

  • B.Com (Hons.) is completed over 3 years.
  • The full course fee is INR 62,625. For the General category, the 2025 last-round B.Com (Hons.) cutoff was 806 marks.
  • Applicants must pass Class 12, take CUET UG, and join the University of Delhi's CSAS counselling for seat allocation.
  • Applications are submitted online. The application fee is INR 250 for UR/OBC-NCL/EWS applicants and INR 100 for SC/ST/PwBD applicants.

No interview or additional selection stage is conducted by the college.

SBSC UG Admission 2026

SBSC offers B.A, B.A (Hons.), B.Com (Hons.), and B.Sc (Hons.) at the undergraduate level. Applicants must pass Class 12 from a recognized board and take CUET UG in the required subjects. Seat allocation takes place through University of Delhi CSAS counselling.

SBSC B.Com (Hons.) Admission 2026

For B.Com (Hons.) admission, students need a recognized Class 12 qualification and a valid CUET UG score. Qualified applicants must then enter the University of Delhi's CSAS counselling process for allotment.

Course Course Detail
B.Com (Hons.) Duration: 3 Years

The following table lists the undergraduate courses and their details:

Course Course Detail
B.A Duration: 3 Years
B.A (Hons.) Duration: 3 Years
Specialisations: Political Science, Economics, Geography, English, History, Hindi
B.Com (Hons.) Duration: 3 Years
B.Sc (Hons.) Duration: 3 Years

CUET subject combinations for SBSC undergraduate courses:

  • B.Com (Hons.): 1 Language + Maths/Accountancy + 2 subjects, including 1 from B1
  • BA (Hons.) Economics: 1 Language + Maths + 2 subjects, including 1 from B1
  • BA (Hons.) English: English + 2 subjects from B1 + 1 subject from B1/B2
  • BA (Hons.) other subjects: 1 Language + 2 subjects from B1 + 1 subject from B1/B2
  • B.Sc Mathematics: 1 Language + Maths + 2 subjects, including 1 from B1
  • BA: Language + subjects from B1/B2 or the General Test

Students also ask

Ques. Is it possible to switch to another programme after receiving an SBSC seat?

Ans. A change can happen only through the CSAS upgrade option. Before the next round, the student must request an upgrade. The system then checks the CUET marks and preference order to see whether a higher course or college choice is available. Freezing the allotted seat ends the option to change it later.

Ques. Must applicants visit SBSC in person to complete admission?

Ans. The initial admission stages are completed online through the CSAS portal. Students upload documents, accept the allotted seat, and pay the required fee online, while the college also verifies documents digitally. A physical visit is needed after classes begin, not during the starting stages of admission.

Ques. How should an applicant select CUET UG subjects for an SBSC course?

Ans. The CUET subjects must match the University of Delhi's subject requirements for the selected programme. For example, Mathematics is required for specified Economics or Mathematics combinations. A high score cannot make an applicant eligible if the wrong subjects were taken, so the subject list should be checked before submitting the CUET form.

SBSC PG Admission 2026

At the postgraduate level, SBSC offers M.Com. Applicants must hold a graduation degree from a recognized institute or university, take CUET PG in the correct subject, and complete the CSAS PG process.

Course Course Detail
M.Com Duration: 2 Years

Eligibility may depend on the subject studied during graduation, the applicant's graduation marks, and the relevant University of Delhi rules. Applicants whose previous subject does not meet the course requirements may not be eligible.

Students also ask

Ques. Can a graduate from another subject apply for M.Com at SBSC?

Ans. An applicant may apply if the University of Delhi's M.Com eligibility conditions are met. The student must take CUET PG in the correct subject. Graduation marks and the subject studied earlier may also affect eligibility, so the course requirements should be checked before registering through the CSAS PG portal.

SBSC Admission Process 2026

Admission is handled online through CUET and the University of Delhi CSAS portal. The college does not hold an interview or a separate selection test.

  1. Take the required CUET

    Register for CUET UG or CUET PG and appear with the subjects required for the chosen course.

  2. Review the CUET result

    Download the scorecard after the result is released and confirm that the course eligibility rules are met.

  3. Complete CSAS registration

    Open the University of Delhi admission portal and submit the online CSAS application form.

  4. Arrange course and college choices

    Add the preferred SBSC and course combinations in priority order.

  5. Wait for allotment

    The University of Delhi prepares allotment lists using CUET marks and the preferences submitted by applicants.

  6. Respond to the allotted seat

    When an SBSC seat is offered, accept it within the stated time.

  7. Complete document checks

    Upload and verify the required records, including mark sheets and applicable category documents.

  8. Submit the college fee

    Pay the admission fee on time to secure and confirm the seat.

SBSC Application Fee

Category Application Fee (Non-Refundable)
UR / OBC-NCL / EWS INR 250
SC / ST / PwBD INR 100

Disclaimer: Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

Important Points

  • Selection depends only on the applicant's CUET score.
  • All admission stages are completed online through the University of Delhi CSAS portal.
  • For undergraduate admission, applicants must pass Class 12 through a recognized board.
  • Postgraduate applicants need a graduation degree from a recognized institute or university.
  • Seat allotment depends on both CUET marks and the order of preferences entered by the applicant.

Steps to View SBSC Admission Status

Step No. Action Description
1 Open the CSAS Portal Visit the University of Delhi CSAS portal.
2 Sign In Enter the registered email ID and CUET application number.
3 View the Dashboard Open the applicant dashboard after logging in.
4 Read the Current Status Check whether an SBSC seat has been allotted, the application is waitlisted, or an upgrade is available.
5 Check Pending Tasks Confirm that no document verification or fee payment remains incomplete.
6 Follow Each Round Return to the portal regularly during every CSAS round to view new updates.

Students also ask

Ques. When does CSAS registration usually open after CUET results?

Ans. The University of Delhi begins CSAS registration after CUET results are announced, commonly in late June or early July. Preference filling may take place during the same period, so applicants should complete the form promptly to avoid missing an SBSC option in the first round.

Ques. How many CSAS allotment rounds are held, and does the system allow upgrades?

Ans. CSAS generally includes 3 to 4 main rounds, followed by a spot round. A student can request an upgrade when a higher preference may become available in the next round. Once a seat is frozen, no further upgrade is possible.

Ques. What happens if an applicant does not respond to a CSAS allotment?

Ans. Failing to accept the seat or choose the available action can lead to cancellation of the allotment. In some cases, the student may also lose eligibility for a later round. Applicants should sign in and respond before the deadline.

Ques. Can an accepted CSAS seat be upgraded to a higher college or course choice?

Ans. Yes. After accepting the current seat, the student may select the upgrade option. The system will then consider higher preferences in the next round. Choosing to freeze the seat keeps the existing allotment but stops all future upgrades.

SBSC CUET Cutoff Category Wise

The undergraduate and postgraduate cutoff figures below show the closing marks for SBSC courses across categories.

SBSC CUET UG Cutoff by Category

B.Com and B.Com (Hons.) face the strongest competition, with General category closing marks exceeding 800. BA (Hons.) English records General category marks above 700, while B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics has lower closing marks in comparison.

Course Category Closing Marks
B.Sc (Hons.) Mathematics General 616 to 659
OBC NCL 486 to 528
SC 391 to 398
ST 239 to 248
EWS 366 to 530
BA (Hons.) English General 705 to 744
OBC NCL 612 to 623
SC 530 to 586
ST 537 to 551
EWS 625 to 635
PwD 398
B.Com General 806 to 823
OBC NCL 685 to 732
SC 630 to 641
ST 494 to 543
EWS 751 to 775
PwD 318
B.Com (Hons.) General 806 to 835
OBC NCL 719 to 751
SC 660 to 695
ST 544 to 561
EWS 789 to 795
PwD 148 to 397

SBSC CUET PG Cutoff by Category

M.Com has moderate competition at SBSC. The General category closes at 151 marks in the last round, while OBC, EWS, SC, and ST closing marks are lower. Each category shows a small decline between the first and last rounds.

Category Course First Round (Closing Marks) Last Round (Closing Marks)
General M.Com 166 151
OBC 140 130
SC 118 111
ST 110 95
EWS 145 135

SBSC Admission FAQs

Ques. May students change their preference order after the first CSAS round?

Ans. The University of Delhi may provide a window before the next allotment for rearranging higher preferences. Lower preferences cannot be changed in the same way. Since the order can affect both course and college allotment, applicants should prepare the original preference list carefully.

Ques. Does choosing an upgrade immediately remove the seat already accepted?

Ans. No. The current seat stays secure if the system cannot offer an upgrade. When a higher preference is allotted, the student must accept the new seat. Ignoring the required action can lead to cancellation, so the dashboard should be checked regularly.

Ques. Is the spot round open to a student who has already frozen an SBSC admission?

Ans. No. A student who already holds and has frozen a seat cannot enter the spot round. Spot admission is meant for applicants without a seat, and an allotment made in that round does not include an upgrade option.

Ques. What is the result of missing the admission-fee payment after allotment?

Ans. If the fee is not paid within the allowed time, the allotted seat is cancelled automatically. The student may also lose an opportunity in later rounds, so payment must be completed before the deadline to confirm admission.

Ques. Can SBSC be allotted again after a seat is cancelled because no action was taken?

Ans. Another allotment of the same college is not guaranteed. It depends on the applicant's marks and whether seats remain available. If the course fills, the chance of receiving SBSC again becomes very low, so students should accept or upgrade within the permitted time.