Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

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5 years ago
It depends on the cutoffs that the university releases. Generally, it remains around 97-99% so it might be difficult for you to get in. However, keep an eye on the cutoffs for this year.

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5 years ago
It totally depends on the cutoffs released by the University of Delhi for this year.

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5 years ago
Yes, there is sports quota in SRCC but it totally depends on your sports achievements because there was a student with 66% marks got admission by sports quota but he had won many gold medals in various state and national level tournaments. So it's totally depends on your achievements your category t

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5 years ago
Yes, you can get admission provided you have to clear to cut-off.

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5 years ago
You need to have Maths as one of the subjects studied in standard XII in order to get admission in SRCC. You don't need to include it in best 4, but it should be there as a subject studied in XII. The same goes for all colleges in DU for B.Com (Hons).

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It totally depends on that year's cutoffs. For 2020, the first cutoff was 99.5 for general category and 98 for OBC. So you can assume it's going to be somewhat similar next year as well if not higher.

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