Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

No, after the SRCC GBO exam is cleared, candidates will have to go through for further selection procedure conducted by SRCC, Delhi University. The SRCC GBO scores are accepted by the prestigious Shri Ram College of Commerce. Candidates need to meet the cutoff criteria of the participating institutes to take admissions. The admission process includes Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). Other factors such as academic record, work experience, etc. are also considered for admission through SRCC GBO scores. SRCC GBO score is only the first parameter on which the candidates are shortlisted for admission. The institute first shortlists the candidates for WAT and PI on the basis of their SRCC GBO scores, marks obtained in Class 10, Class 12, and graduation. For the final selection, the institutes take SRCC GBO scores, performance in PI, WAT, Class 10 marks, Class 12 marks, graduation marks, work experience, academic diversity and gender diversity into consideration.

Yes, the SRCC GBO exam has negative marking. Each question in the SRCC GBO question paper carries four marks. One mark is deducted for each incorrect answer. This means that if the candidate has marked 40 question wrong, then 40 marks will be deducted from the overall score obtained by the candidate. If the candidate has marked more than one option for a particular question, even then the answer will be considered incorrect. To avoid maximum marks deduction, students must attempt the easier question first and then move on to the more difficult ones in that particular section. If the candidate is unsure about a particular question, they can also skip the question. No marks will be deducted or awarded for unanswered questions.

SRCC GBO exam is conducted for two hours or 120 minutes. The exam is conducted in the computer-based test mode. SRCC GBO exam does not have any sectional time limit as well. However, the candidates need to solve the question paper in 120 minutes and this means that students will have approximately one minute to solve each question. Candidates must take care of saving their answers at every step as the moment 120 minutes will get over, the screen will automatically end the test. The SRCC GBO exam is conducted in the evening shift, I. e. from 3 PM to 5 PM. Also, there is no provision for changing the exam slot. Candidates must make sure that they reach the SRCC GBO exam centre by 2:00 PM in order to complete the frisking formalities at the entry gate. Candidates will not be allowed to enter the exam centre beyond 2:45 PM.

The SRCC GBO question paper is divided into four sections, i.e., English Comprehension and Language Ability, Quantitative Ability, Logical Ability and Data Interpretation. All the sections carry multiple-choice questions and each question carries four marks. For each incorrect answer one mark will be deducted from the overall score. This means, that if the candidate has marked four answers wrong then four marks will be deducted from the overall score.  Given below is the number of questions in each section:

English Comprehension and Language Ability- 40

Quantitative Aptitude- 40

Logical Ability- 40

Data Interpretation- 40

There is a total of 160 questions in the SRCC GBO question paper which are divided across these four sections. There are only multiple choice questions and no subjective questions. 

Yes, there is a fee concession. The conducting body, Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), offers a fee concession to candidates belonging to the reserved categories, such as SC/ST, as for the unreserved category.

The exact fee concession or waiver for reserved category students may vary each year. This year, the application fee for SRCC GBO is INR 2500 which includes GST. 

Applicants belonging to the SC, ST, PwD, CW and EWS categories have to pay an application fee of INR 1500. When filling out the SRCC GBO application form, candidates belonging to the reserved categories will be required to choose their category. It is important to select the appropriate category to avail the fee concession.

If the candidate belongs to a reserved category, they must give the necessary documents and proofs during the application process to validate their category and avail the fee concession, if provided.