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H.R. College of Commerce and Economics Cutoff Year Wise Comparison 2026, 2025, 2024

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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)88.588.6790
B.Com. in Accounting and Finance9191.3391.17
B.Com. in Banking and Insurance858786.5
B.Com. in Financial Market91.592.593.5
B.Com. in Wealth Management– / –– / –86

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H.R. College of Commerce and Economics Mumbai University Admission Last Round Closing cutoff comparison (General-All India)

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Microbiology62
Computer Science62.13
Retail62.2
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Computer Science62.33
Capital Markets62.33

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Q:   What is the cutoff for H.R. College of Commerce & Economics?
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H.R. College of Commerce & Economics has released the cutoff for various UG-level courses for the 2nd round. The cutoff was out in the form of percentiles for various All India quota categories. 

For the General AI category, the H.R. College of Commerce & Economics cutoff 2026 for the 2nd round varied from 75.33 to 95, wherein B.Com. in Financial Market was the toughest course for enrollment.

Students can refer to the table below to know the cutoff for all other courses. 

CourseRound 2 cutoff 2026
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)94
B.Com. in Accounting and Finance94
B.Com. in Banking and Insurance92
B.Com. in Financial Market95
Bachelor of Management Studies84
Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication(BAMMC)77.67
B.Com. in Retail Management86
B.Com. in Tourism & Hospitality Management75.33
B.Com. in Wealth Management90.5

Note: The cutoff for other categories will be different

Q:   Can I get into H.R. College of Commerce and Economics for BCom with 90 percentile?
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Yes, if you belong to the General AI category, you can gain admission to the BCom course with a percentile of 90. 

H.R. College of Commerce and Economics has released its 2nd merit list, wherein the minimum percentile for this course was 75.33.

Students can refer to the table below to know which BCom course branch can be availed. 

CourseH.R. College of Commerce and Economics cutoff 2026 (Round 2)
B.Com. in Retail Management86
B.Com. in Tourism & Hospitality Management75.33

Note: The cutoff for other categories will vary.

Q:   How much percentile should I score to get a seat at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics?
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The required percentile would depend on which category you belong to and which course you have chosen. H.R. College of Commerce and Economics cutoff 2026 was released for the 2nd round for several AI quota categories. 

For the General AI category, the round 2 cutoff varied from 75.33 to 95. So, a percentile of at least 75.33 is required for admission to this college. As per this range, the most sought-after courses were B.Com. in Financial Market, followed by Bachelor in Accounting and Finance and Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.), with the cutoffs of 95, 94 and 94, respectively. 

 

Note: Other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly.

 

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One will feel utmost secure at HR College of Commerce & Economics.
Placements: HR College of Commerce and Economics had a batch size of 800 during my time. Out of 800, around 300 were placed through campus placements. Pharmaceutical, IT, FMCG, and Finance sector companies were some of the major recruiters that came for placements.
Infrastructure: Our college did not have any hostels. Mostly 80% of students were from Mumbai, so a hostel wasn't that necessary. A five-floor, top-class building with 8–10 classrooms on each floor. It also had water coolers and separate male and female washrooms, making it a campus worth visiting daily. The library was decent. Half of the floor was dedicated to the library.
Faculty: I didn't have any security because our professional faculty members made sure we had none. With over 1,000 doubts, our faculty members were like, no problem, we will address them all. Also, they weren't strict even if students had low attendance. So friendly and equally knowledgeable were the HR faculty members.
Other: The crowd is what makes HR one of the most famous colleges in Mumbai. The Commerce department used to host its own fest named Blaze, and it attracted 2,000+ students as attendees across all three years.
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HR College provides a balanced college life.
Placements: Placements were few, but still around 40% of students from the 2026 B.Com batch got placed. Big 4, Col-Pal, Hindustan Unilever, and various other MNCs recruited from HR College of Commerce and Economics. The best talent was hired, and unfortunately, I missed out, but many of my friends were placed with packages in the 6–9 LPA range.
Infrastructure: Just like various other colleges in South Bombay, our college also has a one-building campus. It is a five-floor building with the admin department on the ground floor and classrooms on the upper floors. The things that should be changed are that there is no auditorium and no canteen, but the classrooms and library are top-class.
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Other: Being a top college in Mumbai located in Churchgate, the crowd and overall atmosphere are very good. Shaan is a fest that also sees attendees from various Bollywood fraternities.
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Reality of the THM Course in H.R. College of Commerce and Economics. 
Placements: No companies visit the college, so we never get placements from the college. Many students find placements on their own. Professors also help us get placements. We get some internships with a stipend of Rs. 10,000 per month in any tour or travel company.
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Faculty: Some professors are good, but not all. 90% of students have cleared the exam. The course does not make students industry-ready. There is only a name that we gain practical knowledge, but we do not get anything. They didn't give at least one trip as a tourism student, and they never charge too much for IVC. They give a PDF to read and write in exams.
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It is a dream college for students pursuing professional courses with amazing faculty.
Placements: About 90 percent of the crowd is pursuing professional courses like CA, CFA, CMA, etc. These students do not utilise the placement opportunities as they are already doing articleship training for their professional career. Hence, college placements are available in abundance due to the good reputation of the college. The top recruiting companies prefer students from here.
Infrastructure: HR College recently underwent renovation. All classrooms are equipped with whiteboards, smart boards, and ACs that mostly operate at students' discretion. Seats are comfortable, and rooms are spacious with several windows overlooking surroundings. The library is equipped with several books that are very useful for all courses, especially financial markets. Vending machines are available on some floors and in the canteen as well.
Faculty: Teachers at HR College are among the best and most knowledgeable. They do not provide knowledge just within academics, but also worldwide knowledge. The course curriculum is to the point and relevant. However, a subject in B.Com is termed as an open elective, which is actually a compulsory subject about environmental studies.
Other: There are several field trips, exchange programs, and student trips to places like Shimla, Amritsar, etc. Enactus, sessions with alumni, events like HR speaks, which promote engagement and help growth amongst students to make them ready for their future. Many students pursue professional courses. HR College is very understanding about attendance percentage.
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Placements: Around 50-60 percent of the students get placed in my course, with the highest package being 50,000 per month and the lowest 2,000 per month, while top recruiting companies are Deloitte, Dutch Bank, JP Morgan, and Kalpatru, 40 percent of students got internships in companies like Deloitte, JP Morgan, and private equity firms, and top roles offered are financial market analyst, investment banking, equity, and debt analysis.
Infrastructure: Our college has a newly renovated campus with Wi-Fi, computer labs, digital screens, dashboards, attendance monitoring apps, a sports club, and nearby PGs for accommodation, with good food quality.
Faculty: The teachers are knowledgeable and supportive, the course curriculum is relevant and industry-ready but requires practical knowledge, and semester exams are moderate and can be passed by studying a week before the exam.
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Infrastructure: Our college infrastructure is very good. We have Wi-Fi, but it is for college faculty and work purposes only. We have digital boards, classrooms, a library, computer labs, and more. There are good-quality food stalls near our college. We have a sports committee and a games committee for different types of activities.
Faculty: Our teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is great. However, to some extent, the curriculum is not completely relevant and doesn’t make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not very difficult. The passing percentage for the college exams is 95%.
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H.R. College of Commerce and Economics Cutoff FAQs

Q:   Can I get H.R. College of Commerce and Economics at 70 percentile?
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No, you cannot get into H.R. College of Commerce and Economics with a 70th percentile if you belong to the General AI category.

H.R. College of Commerce and Economics cutoff 2026 has been released for the 2nd round, according to which the minimum percentile for admission was 75.33 for the B.Com. in Tourism & Hospitality Management course. Students are advised to wait until the final round to see if the preferred course or college is attainable. Usually, the cutoff percentages are high in the initial rounds, but if seats remain vacant, the cutoff might be decreased, allowing students to grab a seat. 

For more information about the accepted percentiles at this institution, students can click here.

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Do I need to appear in entrance exam for admission to M.Com in Banking and Finance at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics?

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No, the HR College of Commerce and Economics in Mumbai does not require any entrance exam for admission to MCom post graduate program. Instead, admission is based on the students academic performance in their UG degree program.

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How many seats are available for various courses offered at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics?

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H.R. College of Commerce and Economics offers Degree courses including 9 UG and 3 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Seats intake availability for these courses at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics goes up to 1752.

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What is the fee for BFA at H.R. College of Commerce & Economics and KC College Mumbai for NRI students?

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H.R. College of Commerce & Economics and KC College in Mumbai both offer the BAF (Bachelor of Accounting & Finance) program, and while domestic fees are available—around INR 40,000 annually—the exact fee structure for NRI students isn't listed publicly. Generally, NRI fees tend to be higher and may

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I got 36% in 12th. Can I get a seat for BFM at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics?

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Financial Market course at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics, applicants must meet the entry requirements - 45.0% in 12th. The course offers admission to 60 students.

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Are there any specializations offered by H.R. College of Commerce and Economics?

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H.R. College of Commerce and Economics is a good institution for B.Voc, M.Com, B.Com, B.M.M, B.B.M. courses, and these programs are delivered by highly experienced faculty. Major specialisation at H.R. College of Commerce and Economics are Retail, Travel & Tourism Management.

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