SRCC Admission Dates 2027

SRCC admission for B.Com (Hons.) and BA (Hons.) Economics is based on CUET UG scores and seat allotment through the Delhi University Common Seat Allotment System portal. The next undergraduate admission cycle is expected to follow the same CUET-based process.

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Entrance tests and admission routes are different for different SRCC courses. The course-wise details are listed below.

SRCC Courses and Fees

SRCC offers five main courses in commerce, economics, and global business. The two undergraduate courses follow the 4-year FYUP structure under the National Education Policy 2020. Since SRCC is a government-aided Delhi University college, its undergraduate fees are lower than many private colleges with similar demand.

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B.Com (Hons.) teaches areas such as financial markets, cost accounting, business law, and taxation across eight semesters. PGDGBO is SRCC's only self-financed course and covers international trade, global marketing, export management, and business law.

SRCC Admission Process

SRCC uses different admission routes for different levels of study. Undergraduate admission is through CUET UG and the DU CSAS UG portal. Postgraduate admission is through CUET PG and the DU CSAS PG portal. PGDGBO has a separate SRCC selection process and does not need CUET.

B.Com (Hons.) and BA (Hons.) Economics

For both UG courses, students must pass Class 12 from a recognised board and have a valid CUET UG score. Admission is based fully on CUET merit, and SRCC does not use a separate Class 12 percentage cutoff.

• Apply for CUET UG through the NTA portal and appear for the exam
• Complete registration on the DU CSAS UG portal at ugadmission.uod.ac.in
• Enter course and college choices before the preference-locking deadline
• Wait for allotment based on CUET score, preferences, and seat availability
• Choose freeze to confirm the seat or float to remain in later rounds
• Pay the seat confirmation fee within the deadline and complete document verification

For B.Com (Hons.), the CUET UG 2026 General category closing score was 923.84 in Round 1 and 916.97 in Round 2. BA (Hons.) Economics closed at 892 for the General category. SRCC records the highest B.Com (Hons.) cutoff among Delhi University colleges every year.

M.Com and MA Economics

M.Com applicants need a B.Com or related degree with at least 45% marks, with category-wise relaxation wherever applicable. For MA Economics, students need graduation in Economics or a related subject. Both courses require a valid CUET PG score, and allotment is done through the DU CSAS PG portal with preference filling and seat allotment.

PG Diploma in Global Business Operations

PGDGBO has 67 seats each year, including reserved category seats. Students with any bachelor's degree and at least 50% marks can apply. Reserved category students get a 5% relaxation in the minimum marks requirement. Final-year graduation students can also apply provisionally.

• SRCC computer-based entrance test: 75% weightage, with questions from reasoning, commerce, and economics
• Group Discussion: 10% weightage
• Personal Interview: 15% weightage

PGDGBO admission is based only on SRCC's entrance test and interview process. CUET, CAT, or any other national-level entrance test is not required.

SRCC Placements

SRCC placements mainly cover consulting, tax and advisory, finance, FMCG, and e-commerce. The placement cell conducts summer internship and final placement processes in two phases. In 2024-25, more than 135 companies visited the campus and made over 520 offers to undergraduate and postgraduate students.

The highest package for 2024-25 was INR 36 LPA, while the overall average package was INR 9.9 LPA. For postgraduate students, the median package was INR 11.40 LPA. During the same season, 525 undergraduate students and 75 postgraduate students received placement offers.

Many SRCC students also work toward the Chartered Accountancy qualification from ICAI during or after their degree. Because of this, career options often move beyond campus placements into audit, assurance, and financial advisory roles.

SRCC Rankings

SRCC is ranked 18th in the NIRF 2025 College category with a score of 69.01. In 2025, India Today and Outlook also ranked it as the top commerce college in India.

SRCC takes part in NIRF under the College category. Placement results and graduation outcomes add strongly to its NIRF score. Since the college has only two undergraduate disciplines, breadth-based indicators keep its overall rank at 18 even though it performs strongly on outcome indicators.

SRCC Campus and Infrastructure

SRCC is spread across a 16.5-acre campus in Maurice Nagar on Delhi University's North Campus. Vishwavidyalaya station on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line is less than one kilometre from the college. Across all programmes, the college has about 3,000 students and more than 130 faculty members.

The college library has over 80,000 volumes and access to digital academic databases. The Arun Jaitley Sports Complex, named after the SRCC alumnus and former Union Finance Minister, has a gymnasium, courts, and playing fields. SRCC opened the first swimming pool on DU's North Campus in 1963, and it is still in use. Students can join over 30 societies in commerce, economics, culture, and literature. The Business Conclave and National Colloquium bring industry and policy speakers to the campus every year.

SRCC provides separate hostels for male and female students on campus. Annual hostel charges go up to INR 57,850. The campus also has the National Centre of Corporate Governance and the International Programmes Office, which supports academic exchange and study-abroad options with partner institutions in Europe, Asia, and North America.

SRCC vs Hindu College vs Lady Shri Ram College

Students who want B.Com (Hons.) in leading Delhi University colleges often compare SRCC with Hindu College and Lady Shri Ram College. All three are government-aided DU colleges and have NAAC A++ accreditation with similar fee levels. The main differences are course focus, gender intake, location, and CUET cutoff level.

SRCC has a stronger focus on commerce and has good placement outcomes in finance and consulting. Hindu College suits students who want a wider academic setting across arts, science, and commerce. LSR is a major DU choice for women in commerce or humanities and has a strong alumni network in media and civil services. The best choice depends on the student's course preference, location needs, and career plans.