Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

Yes but the subjects you choose for calculating the best 4 must be in list A. You can see List A on SRCC's website under admission criteria and rules. If they are not, a deduction of 2.5% per subject would be applicable while calculating best 4.

No, it's not like that. All you have to do is clear the cutoffs with the subjects mentioned in list A which is given in the SRCC website. If your subjects are not in that list a deduction of 2.5% per subject would be applicable while calculating the best 4. If you clear the cutoffs even then, you are as eligible as a commerce student.

Cutoffs for 2019 admissions were 97.75-98.50%. It would be more or less like it this year as well and for dramatics society, once you are in the college you can apply for it, give auditions and if you do well you will be inducted in it.

Yes, but there shall be a deduction of 2.5% while calculating the best 4.
The merit shall be determined on the basis of one language and three best academic/elective subjects from LIST A. If the subjects you choose for calculation of best 4 are not in List A, a deduction of 2.5 % for each subject would be done.

Every semester the subjects change. In the first semester, we had financial accounting, business law, micro eco (elective) and English. In second semester, we had corporate accounting, corporate law, macro eco (elective) and EVS. There are five subjects in the next year per semester. I am in the second semester so I don't know the subjects right now.

This year, it is somewhere around 44900 per year excluding mess bill, electricity bill, etc. You have to pay for those separately.

You need to have studied maths in class 12th to become eligible for admission in eco hons. It is not necessary to include it in best four but it should be one of the subjects studied in class 12.

No, the admissions are based on class 12th results. Marks of best 4 subjects are taken compulsorily including English/Hindi. You must have maths as one of the subjects in 12th.

If you don't have Maths you won't be able to join the college because the two courses available here i.e. B.Com (Hons) and B.A. Eco Hons, both require maths as one of the subjects studied in 12th. The admissions are based on class 12th results. The marks of best 4 subjects are considered compulsory including English/Hindi.