HR College of Commerce and Economics conducts Admission 2026 through the admission process of HSNC University, Mumbai. B.Com admission depends on Class 12 merit, while BMS applicants are selected through an entrance test. The application fee is INR 100 per programme.

The college is recognised as a Sindhi Linguistic Minority Institution. Seats are reserved for eligible minority students according to university rules.

  • B.Com, BAF, BBI and BFM: The college prepares course-wise merit lists using Class 12 aggregate marks.
  • BMS: Selection is through the HSNC University Common Entrance Test (H-CET-II). Applicants with a valid MAH BMS/BBA CET (MH-CET) score do not have to take H-CET-II, subject to university admission guidelines.
  • Admission Portal: Students must register on the HSNC University online admission portal. They must also complete document checks and pay the required fee within the given schedule.
  • Merit Lists: HR College publishes separate merit lists for each course on its website after applications close.
Admission Update:
  • B.Com and Self-Finance Commerce: Online applications begin after the declaration of Class 12 results.
  • BMS: Admission is based on H-CET-II, subject to the applicable exemption for students with a valid MH-CET score.
  • BAMMC: Students are admitted through merit-based selection.
  • 50 percent of the seats in self-finance courses are reserved for Sindhi Linguistic Minority students.
  • Students already studying at HR College receive priority for B.Com seats.
  • The minimum Class 12 aggregate is 45 percent for the general category and 40 percent for reserved categories.
  • Students must pay an application fee of INR 100 for every programme selected on the HSNC portal.

HR College Admission Portal 2026: hsncu.admissiondesk.org

Direct Admission at HR College: The college has no management quota. Seat allotment follows merit and the minority rules set by the university.

HR College UG Admission 2026

At the undergraduate level, HR College admits students to BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI, BFM, BAMMC and vocational commerce programmes. BMS uses an entrance score, while admission to the other listed UG courses is decided from Class 12 marks.

HR College BMS Admission 2026

BMS is the college's main management programme. HSNC University prepares the selection list from H-CET-II scores. A valid MAH BMS/BBA CET (MH-CET) score allows a student to claim exemption from H-CET-II under the university guidelines.

HR College BMS Eligibility Criteria

  • Applicants must have passed Class 12 in any stream from a recognised board.
  • General-category students need at least 45 percent aggregate marks.
  • The minimum requirement for reserved-category students is 40 percent aggregate marks.
  • Students must take H-CET-II or hold a valid MH-CET score.

HR College BMS Selection Process

  • For students taking H-CET-II, the entrance score is used to prepare the merit order.
  • A valid MH-CET score provides exemption from appearing for H-CET-II.
  • HSNC University merit lists are used for the final allocation of seats.

How to Apply for HR College BMS?

  • Create an account on the HSNC online admission portal.
  • Complete the application and pay INR 100 per programme.
  • Upload the Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets.
  • Take H-CET-II according to the university schedule if the MH-CET exemption does not apply.

HR College B.Com and Self-Finance Admission 2026

Class 12 aggregate marks determine admission to B.Com, BAF, BBI and BFM. These courses do not require a separate entrance examination.

Course Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria
B.Com Class 12 with 45 percent, or 40 percent for reserved categories Class 12 merit with priority for in-house students
BAF Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit and minority norms
BBI Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit and minority norms
BFM Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit list

HR College B.Com and Self-Finance Selection Process

  • The overall aggregate across all Class 12 subjects is considered for merit.
  • A best-of-subjects calculation is not used.
  • Sindhi minority students have 50 percent seat reservation in self-finance programmes.
  • In-house HR College students receive priority for B.Com, and the remaining seats are filled by merit.

How to Apply for B.Com and Self-Finance Courses?

  • Submit the application through the HSNC admission portal.
  • Enter the total aggregate marks obtained across all subjects.
  • Pay INR 100 for each programme chosen.
  • After selection in a merit list, complete document verification.

HR College BAMMC Admission 2026

BAMMC covers mass media and communication. Admission is based only on Class 12 aggregate marks, and applicants do not have to take an entrance examination.

HR College BAMMC Eligibility Criteria

  • Students from any stream may apply after passing Class 12 from a recognised board.
  • The general-category requirement is at least 45 percent aggregate marks.
  • Reserved-category applicants need at least 40 percent aggregate marks.

HR College BAMMC Selection Process

  • Class 12 aggregate marks decide the merit position.
  • Seat allotment follows the minority rules applicable to self-finance courses.
  • Available seats are filled through successive merit lists.

How to Apply for HR College BAMMC?

  • Register online through the HSNC admission portal.
  • Enter the correct Class 12 aggregate while completing the form.
  • Pay the programme application fee of INR 100.

HR College Vocational Commerce Admission 2026

HR College also provides vocational B.Com programmes. Selection for all three courses listed below is based on Class 12 merit under HSNC University rules.

Course Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria
B.Com Retail Management Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit list
B.Com Tourism and Hospitality Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit list
B.Com Wealth Management Class 12 with 45 percent aggregate marks Class 12 merit list

How to Apply for HR College Vocational Commerce Courses?

  • Register through the HSNC University admission portal.
  • Select the required vocational commerce programme and provide the Class 12 details.
  • Pay INR 100 per programme and complete document verification after selection.

HR College PG Admission 2026

M.Com is the postgraduate course available at HR College. Admission follows the applicant's graduation merit under HSNC University norms.

Course Eligibility Criteria Selection Criteria
M.Com Bachelor's degree in the commerce stream Graduation merit list

HR College M.Com Admission Process

  • Eligible graduates must register on the HSNC University admission portal.
  • Applicants must provide their bachelor's degree marks and submit the required documents.
  • The college offers seats according to the graduation merit list.

HR College Cutoff

The closing merit differs by programme, category and the number of available seats.

Course Closing Merit
BMS 95 percent to 98 percent in 2025
BFM Near 95 percent in 2025

HR College Scholarship 2026

  • SC, ST and OBC students can receive support through government post-matric scholarships.
  • Economically weaker students from Maharashtra are supported through the EBC scheme.
  • Eligible students from the Sindhi community can apply for minority scholarships.
  • Students with the strongest academic performance are recognised through merit awards each year.

HR College Admission FAQs

Ques. Which HR College course uses an entrance score for selection?

Ans. BMS selection uses H-CET-II. Students with a valid MAH BMS/BBA CET (MH-CET) score may receive an exemption under university rules. B.Com, BAF, BBI, BFM and BAMMC admission depends on Class 12 merit.

Ques. How many Class 12 marks are required to apply?

Ans. General-category applicants need at least 45 percent aggregate marks. The minimum for reserved-category applicants is 40 percent.

Ques. What closing merit was recorded for BMS in 2025?

Ans. The BMS closing merit was in the 95 percent to 98 percent range in 2025. The applicable cutoff changes with the category and available seats.

Ques. Can a student secure an HR College seat through a management quota?

Ans. No. HR College does not provide direct admission through a management quota. Merit and the applicable minority rules determine every seat allotment.

Ques. What must an applicant pay while submitting the online form?

Ans. The application charge is INR 100 for each programme. A student may submit applications for several programmes together.

Ques. Are any applicants given preference for B.Com seats?

Ans. Yes. In-house students of HR College receive priority in B.Com admission. Merit decides the allocation of the seats left after that priority is applied.

Ques. How does the Sindhi minority reservation work in self-finance courses?

Ans. Sindhi Linguistic Minority students have 50 percent seat reservation in self-finance programmes. Applicants must provide a community certificate to claim this benefit.

Ques. What steps are involved in submitting an HR College application?

Ans. Register on the HSNC online admission portal, complete the programme form, pay INR 100 and upload the required documents.

Ques. Which university awards degrees to HR College students?

Ans. HR College is a constituent college of HSNC University, Mumbai. The university awards the degrees earned by its students.