Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

Greetings,
There is basically no advantages of SRCC to get admission in CAT.
The only advantage is that if you got selected for the interview in any IIM then it will provide a good reputation for you as you are from a good and famous college. That's the only advantage, but before that, you have to clear CAT.

If you have got a chance to get admission in SRCC, then it is a good option. You can pursue CA course after your graduation also. SRCC is a highly reputed college for its economics course. If you are getting subject other than economics then it's better to pursue CA.

SRCC conducts it own entrance examination for selection to its Post graduate Diploma course in Global Business Operations. The eligibility for admission is minimum 50% marks in the degree examination (10+2+3) of a recognized University. Candidates who are appearing for their qualifying examination are also eligible to apply. A relaxation of 5% in total aggregate marks is admissible to candidates belonging to reserved categories of OBC,SC, ST and PwD.

SRCC is a better college in all the aspects. It is a far better brand than Amity University.

If you are scoring 99% in the other five subjects then you are a topper.
I think, there is no need to pass any additional subject.

Hi Abhishek,
Please clarify if you are planning to shift to arts and humanities after B.Com?

SIBM, Pune does not offer undergraduate courses.

You may prefer top DU affiliated colleges over Christ University for BCom Hons as DU has better brand value and opportunities for campus placement.

It is around 7-10k per annum.

For calculating best four percentage (B.Com Honors):-
English (mandatory) + 3 other subjects with highest marks (out of Accounts, Maths, economics, Business)
Any additional subject such as physical education will not be considered as part of best four even if you score cent percent in that.
For Economics hons :-
English (mandatory) + Mathematics (mandatory) + 2 more subject with highest marks ( accountancy, economics, business)
This method of calculating percentage is not just for SRCC but for all DU colleges.