Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, University of Delhi

Yes, doing a professional summer internship is mandatory for all BSc at the SSCBS. To maintain eligibility for the final campus placement, they must complete either a minimum 4-week corporate summer internship or a 6-week faculty research internship during their pre-final year. Students must also submit a detailed internship report to the Career Development Centre to clear their academic and placement criteria.

The official Delhi University CSAS admission schedule confirms that the First Seat Allocation List (cutoff) will be declared on July 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Following this, candidates must accept their seats by July 18, then SSCBS will complete online document verifications by July 20. If candidates are looking for following dates, the Second Allocation List is scheduled to be published on July 25, 2026.

The SSCBS BSc course fee for the general, OBC, and EWS category candidates is approximately INR 86,88 K for the entire three-year of its duration. Candidates first-year admission fee is approximately INR 31 K which covers tuition, library access, and lab maintenance funds. 

Yes, SSCBS provides supernumerary seat reservations for top candidates applying through Sports and Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) quotas in BSc course. If they apply via these paths, their final score is calculated using a mix of CUET entrance score and performance certificates. They will also need to attend physical trials or practical verification rounds arranged by Delhi University.

Yes, SSCBS provides supernumerary seat reservations for top candidates applying through Sports and Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) quotas in BSc course. If they apply via these paths, their final score is calculated using a mix of CUET entrance score and performance certificates. They will also need to attend physical trials or practical verification rounds arranged by Delhi University.

To be eligible for the SSCBS BSc final merit ranking, candidates must choose one Language from List A + Mathematics or Applied Mathematics + Any two domain subjects. Out of the two domain subjects they pick, at least one must be from the primary List B1 given by DU. Candidates should note that they can only sit for those specific subjects in CUET that they have officially cleared in Class 12.

To be eligible for the SSCBS BSc final merit ranking, candidates must choose one Language from List A + Mathematics or Applied Mathematics + Any two domain subjects. Out of the two domain subjects they pick, at least one must be from the primary List B1 given by DU. Candidates should note that they can only sit for those specific subjects in CUET that they have officially cleared in Class 12.

Yes, students from non-science backgrounds like Commerce or Humanities are completely eligible to apply for this course. The only rule is that candidates must have chosen and cleared Mathematics or Applied Mathematics in their Class 12 boards. Candidates must also sit for the Mathematics subject during their CUET entrance exam to qualify for the final merit list.

Yes, the SSCBS provides various institutional programs such as the Pratibha Merit Scholarship, Udaan Scholarship, and need-based financial assistances/fee waivers for economically weak or physically challenged students. Also, there are many government schemes available like Merit-cum-Means and Post-Matric Scholarships, where BSc students can easily apply.