Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

No, it's not. You must have a language subject, one subject in the line of the course and two any other subjects you've studied. Try this link: //www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.sggscc.ac.in/admission-forms/criteria.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwi926a-7fzZAhWHQ48KHUqZCYcQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw0IQnykEvItYWsP0_5oFlHa.

Eligibility is having Maths in +2 and passing in the subject. Their cutoff for the respective year, entrance exam rank/minimum score set by the college (not sure about this as DU will be having an entrance for the first time in courses like B.Com/B.Com Hons).

Applying for SRCC depends on when their applications come out i.e, around end of May.

Okay, first of all I would like to tell you about the concept of best of four. Basically it's the aggregate average of the best four of your subjects, and not a list you're ranked in. So you're best of four is 95.25 (Accountancy, Econ, BSt, Eng). You have to take English because best of four requires at least one language subject. Now, about your percentage. SRCC's cut off barely goes below 97.8%-97.5%. So practically speaking, I'd say it's not but there are other great colleges is DU as well, you can try them.

You have to have Maths in +2 to be eligible for admission in SRCC. I'm sorry but I don't think there's any alternative.

Admission process since last year has been all online, so make sure to keep your notifications ON of useful pages. The admission process shall commence from May.

If your total percentage is around 97%-98% and the best of four goes up to 98.75% or 98.8%, you can clear the cut offs by second or third list, if they come out. Seats usually fill up in the first cut-off itself and then go down by only 0.25 or 0.5 in the successive cut-offs.

OBC cut-offs are quite high as compared to the other reserved categories. Most of my friends scored a 94/95 who got admission from OBC reservations but it really just depends on the no. of seats and cut offs for the session.

SRCC has only B.Com hons and no Bcom programme. That means you'll need maths as a subject in +2 and will have passed in it. You can have IP as your optional, no problem in that, as long as you have studied maths as well.

The fee structure right now is 15000 INR per semester. The hostel fees (including mess) is around 90,000 INR per annum. So the total cost would be around Rs 1.2 lakhs per year. The living cost depends upon the lifestyle you choose. Usually expenses go up to 6k-7k per month and your PG or flat will cost you extra.