Courses Offered at Shri Ram College of Commerce

SRCC offers specialised undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in commerce, economics and business management. Its main degree programmes are affiliated with the University of Delhi.

Undergraduate Courses

1. B.Com. (Hons.) — Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)

   • Focuses on accounting, finance, taxation, business law, corporate practices, economics and commerce.

   • Suitable for students interested in accounting, banking, auditing, finance, taxation, consulting and business careers.

2. B.A. (Hons.) Economics — Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Honours)

   • Covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods, statistics, economic theory and policy.

   • Suitable for students interested in economic research, financial analysis, consulting, public policy and analytics.

Postgraduate Courses

1. M.Com. — Master of Commerce

   • Provides advanced study in commerce, accounting, finance, business management and related areas.

   • Suitable for students seeking advanced academic knowledge or careers in finance, accounting, commerce and business.

2. M.A. Economics — Master of Arts in Economics

   • Focuses on advanced economic theory, quantitative analysis, economic policy and research.

   • Suitable for students interested in economics research, policy analysis, financial services and further academic study.

3. Post Graduate Diploma in Global Business Operations (PGDGBO)

   • A specialised programme focused on international business, global trade, international management and business operations.

   • Designed for students seeking careers in international business, management, consulting and global corporate operations.

   • Admission is governed by the programme’s separate eligibility and selection process.

Course Fees

The following are indicative published fee estimates. The final amount depends on the programme, fee components and applicable academic-year schedule.

• B.Com. (Hons.): Approximately ₹87,730 for the full programme, as listed in published 2026 fee information.

• B.A. (Hons.) Economics: Fees vary by the applicable course and fee schedule; confirm the amount in the current SRCC prospectus.

• M.Com.: Confirm the current fee schedule with the college.

• M.A. Economics: Confirm the current fee schedule with the college.

• PGDGBO: Published fee listings place programme fees within SRCC’s broader postgraduate fee range; check the current GBO prospectus for the exact amount.

Hostel and Mess Fees

SRCC provides separate boys’ and girls’ hostel facilities. Published fee information gives an indicative annual hostel cost of approximately ₹57,850, including mess charges and other listed components. Actual charges may vary by hostel, payment schedule and the current fee notice. Hostel accommodation is subject to availability and allocation rules.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

Students should check the college and University of Delhi notices for available scholarships, fee concessions and financial assistance. Eligibility and benefits depend on the particular scheme, academic requirements and applicable financial or category criteria.

Fee Information to Confirm

• Tuition and other compulsory college charges

• Examination and university fees

• Hostel and mess charges, if accommodation is required

• Programme-specific fees for postgraduate and diploma courses

• Any applicable security deposit or one-time charges

The latest prospectus and fee notice should be used to confirm the amount payable before admission.

Admission Process at Shri Ram College of Commerce

SRCC follows the admission policies of the University of Delhi. Undergraduate admission for the 2026–27 academic session is based on CUET-UG 2026 scores and the university’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS-UG). The PGDGBO programme follows a separate admission process.

Undergraduate Admission Process

1. Register for CUET-UG: Candidates must complete the National Testing Agency’s CUET-UG application and select the subjects required for their intended programme.

2. Appear for CUET-UG: Applicants must take the relevant entrance examination papers.

3. Register on the DU CSAS Portal: Candidates must complete the University of Delhi’s admission and counselling registration within the notified dates.

4. Select Course and College Preferences: Applicants should select SRCC and arrange their preferred eligible programmes in the preference list.

5. Seat Allocation: The university allocates seats according to the applicable CUET score calculation, preferences, eligibility, category and seat availability.

6. Accept the Allocated Seat: Candidates must accept the seat and follow the college’s document-verification instructions within the specified deadline.

7. Complete Admission and Payment: Admission is confirmed after document verification, approval and payment of the prescribed fees.

Eligibility for Undergraduate Courses

• Candidates must satisfy the Class 12 qualification requirements specified by the University of Delhi.

• Applicants must meet the programme-specific CUET subject and eligibility requirements.

• B.Com. (Hons.) and B.A. (Hons.) Economics have their respective subject and score-calculation requirements; applicants should check the current university bulletin.

• Admission depends on merit, programme preferences, category rules and seat availability.

• Meeting minimum eligibility does not guarantee admission.

Postgraduate Admission

• M.Com. and M.A. Economics: Candidates must follow the applicable University of Delhi postgraduate admission rules and satisfy the prescribed academic and entrance requirements.

• PGDGBO: Candidates must apply through the dedicated GBO admission process and meet its eligibility, examination and selection requirements.

• Applicants should check the relevant prospectus because postgraduate and diploma admission procedures may differ from undergraduate CSAS.

Documents Commonly Required

• Class 10 certificate or marksheet

• Class 12 marksheet and qualifying certificate

• Graduation marksheets and degree certificate for postgraduate admission, where applicable

• CUET score and application details, where required

• University admission and seat-allocation documents

• Valid photo identification

• Recent photographs

• Category, EWS or PwBD certificates, where applicable

• Other documents specified in the relevant admission bulletin

2026–27 Admission Status

The regular University of Delhi undergraduate registration window for the 2026 admission cycle closed on 11 July 2026. Applicants should consult official notices for any applicable subsequent allocation rounds, special categories or remaining formalities. Future admission dates may change from year to year.

Cutoff Details at Shri Ram College of Commerce

SRCC has a highly competitive admission process for its undergraduate programmes. Admission cutoffs depend on CUET-UG scores, the selected course, candidate category, subject combination, seat availability and the University of Delhi’s CSAS allocation rounds.

Courses with Competitive Cutoffs

• B.Com. (Hons.): Admission is competitive because of demand from students interested in commerce, accounting, finance and business.

• B.A. (Hons.) Economics: Admission is competitive and depends on the applicable CUET subject combination and score calculation.

• M.Com.: Selection follows the relevant postgraduate admission criteria and available seats.

• M.A. Economics: Admission depends on the applicable postgraduate eligibility and selection process.

• PGDGBO: Admission is based on the programme’s separate eligibility and selection rules.

How the Cutoff Is Determined

• Undergraduate cutoffs are based on the applicable CUET-UG score and the university’s allocation rules.

• The closing score can differ between the first allocation and later rounds.

• Category-wise cutoffs may differ.

• Postgraduate and diploma programmes use their respective admission criteria rather than the undergraduate cutoff.

• Previous-year scores can help applicants understand competition, but they do not guarantee admission.

2026 Cutoff Score

There is no single cutoff score for the entire college. A verified, course-wise official closing-score table for the relevant 2026 allocation round should be used before entering a numerical cutoff. Do not use one general score for both B.Com. (Hons.) and B.A. (Hons.) Economics.

Placements at Shri Ram College of Commerce

Shri Ram College of Commerce has a dedicated placement and career-development system that connects eligible students with employers across consulting, finance, banking, accounting, analytics, business and professional services. Placement outcomes depend on the student’s course, skills, academic record, interview performance and the opportunities available during each recruitment cycle.

Reported Placement Highlights — 2026

Published placement information for the 2026 B.Com. (Hons.) and B.A. (Hons.) Economics recruitment cycle reports:

• Highest Salary Package: ₹36.25 LPA

• Average Salary Package: ₹13.79 LPA

• Reported Offers: More than 305

• Internship Opportunities: Available through participating organisations and recruitment activities

These figures relate to the reported 2026 undergraduate placement cycle. They should not be treated as guaranteed salaries or as the placement outcome for every student. A verified median package was not available in the published summary.

Major Recruitment Sectors

• Management consulting

• Investment banking and financial services

• Commercial banking

• Accounting and auditing

• Corporate finance

• Business and data analytics

• Economics and market research

• Marketing and business development

• Risk management and professional services

Recruiters

Recruiters reported in SRCC placement information and recruitment coverage include organisations such as:

• McKinsey & Company

• Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

• Bain & Company

• Deloitte

• EY

• KPMG

• PwC

• Accenture

• BlackRock

• D.E. Shaw

Recruiter participation varies by year, programme and hiring requirements.

Internships and Career Development

Students may access internship opportunities, corporate interactions, recruitment activities, professional workshops and career guidance. These opportunities can help students gain practical exposure to finance, consulting, economics, business operations and related fields.

Career Opportunities After Graduation

Depending on their qualifications and selection results, graduates may pursue positions such as:

• Financial Analyst

• Investment Banking Analyst

• Business Analyst

• Management Consultant

• Research Analyst

• Audit or Tax Associate

• Risk Analyst

• Economics Research Associate

• Marketing or Strategy Associate

• Corporate Finance Professional

Placement Summary

SRCC provides access to competitive recruitment opportunities in finance, consulting, commerce and business-related sectors. Actual placement results depend on the individual student, programme, employer requirements and recruitment cycle.