Delhi University Cutoff 2026 for Commerce is the minimum scores required by candidates in CUET exam. Delhi University releases its cutoff after each round of CSAS counselling on the official website, admission.uod.ac.in.

Delhi University’s second cutoff list (Round 2) is now out.

  • B.Com (Hons.) emerged as the most competitive commerce programme at Delhi University in Round 1, with SRCC recording the highest UR cut-off of 924.30.
  • Multiple North Campus colleges, including Hindu, LSR, Hansraj, and Kirori Mal, required 900+ CUET scores, reflecting exceptionally high demand.
  • B.Com (Programme) witnessed comparatively lower cut-offs than B.Com (Hons.), with the highest UR cut-off at 834.44 in Daulat Ram College, making it a more accessible option for candidates with mid-range CUET scores in the First Round.
  • M.Com admissions remained highly competitive in both the C1 and C2 categories.
  • SRCC recorded the highest cut-offs at 196 (C1) and 185 (C2), followed by Hindu College at 176 (C1) and 169 (C2).
  • Hansraj College and the Department of Commerce also maintained consistently high cut-offs, reflecting strong demand for DU's top commerce institutions.
  • Across all three programmes, SRCC emerged as the most sought-after institution, maintaining the highest cut-offs for both UG and PG commerce admissions.

Overall, DU cutoff trends show that top colleges close early with minimal fluctuation, while variations are more visible in mid and lower preference colleges due to seat movement.

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Delhi University Cutoff for B.Com (Hons.) 2026

DU B.Com (Hons.) cutoff Round 2 (2026)

  • SRCC remained the most competitive college for B.Com. (Hons.) in DU Round 2 with a UR cutoff of 923.83, followed by Hindu College (919.22), Lady Shri Ram College (910.28) and Hansraj College (906.30).
  • Ramjas College (893.90) and Sri Venkateswara College (889.11) also recorded high cutoffs above 889, reflecting strong demand for B.Com. (Hons.) across leading DU colleges.
  • Daulat Ram College closed at 852.01 in the UR category, indicating that top B.Com. (Hons.) colleges in DU continued to require allocation scores above 850 in Round 2.
College UR OBC-NCL EWS SC ST PwBD
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 923.83 848.61 887.91 796.39 723.63 681.26
Hindu College 919.22 843.39 885.51 786.89 708.32 510.35
Lady Shri Ram College for Women 910.28 833.21 875.69 756.53 657.38 343.03
Hansraj College 906.30 828.49 874.68 760.51 668.14 413.86
Ramjas College 893.90 815.43 862.44 747.00 624.75 314.09
Sri Venkateswara College 889.11 807.96 858.34 738.22 619.19 280.32
Daulat Ram College 852.01 762.96 816.27 676.84 548.69 –

DU B.Com cutoff Round 1 (2026)

  • SRCC topped the list with a UR cut-off of 924.30, followed by Hindu College (919.87) and Lady Shri Ram College (912.54).
  • Hansraj College (907.50), Kirori Mal College (903.73), and Ramjas College (895.60) also remained among the most sought-after colleges.
  • Admission to these colleges generally required 900+ scores in the UR category, with similarly high cut-offs across OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and EWS categories.
College Name UR OBC-NCL SC ST EWS PwBD
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 924.30 849.14 796.40 723.64 887.91 707.84
Hindu College 919.87 843.60 786.90 713.71 885.51 689.62
Kirori Mal College 903.73 824.10 756.58 661.09 871.49 613.39
Ramjas College 895.60 817.19 747.35 642.67 862.69 585.46
Lady Shri Ram College (W) 912.54 833.47 756.54 669.66 875.70 621.36
Hansraj College 907.50 828.84 764.50 672.03 874.69 631.33
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce 828.11 746.41 669.14 541.53 800.42 336.18
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 854.48 780.03 701.78 584.63 838.72 444.47
Daulat Ram College (W) 856.36 766.30 696.82 576.60 829.24 249.58
College of Vocational Studies 794.37 676.69 578.81 387.95 743.50 199.36

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Delhi University Cutoff for B.Com 2026 

DU B.Com cutoff Round 2 (2026)

  • SRCC recorded the highest B.Com. cutoff in DU Round 2 at 916.97, followed by Hindu College (906.40), Hansraj College (899.09) and Lady Shri Ram College (891.67).
  • Sri Venkateswara College (874.80) and Ramjas College (880.77) also recorded high UR cutoffs, highlighting continued strong competition for B.Com. admissions.
  • Daulat Ram College (822.01) and Delhi College of Arts & Commerce (790.22) remained among the leading options, with top DU colleges requiring UR scores of nearly 800 or above in Round 2.
College UR OBC-NCL SC ST EWS PwBD
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 916.97 839.46 787.54 710.59 881.11 499.86
Hindu College 906.40 819.70 752.54 662.37 866.63 474.18
Hansraj College 899.09 817.28 750.95 653.82 864.90 399.97
Lady Shri Ram College for Women 891.67 810.38 734.71 626.49 856.70 330.64
Sri Venkateswara College 874.80 789.14 718.96 594.45 844.06 197.12
Ramjas College 880.77 798.24 727.42 617.82 848.47 244.65
Daulat Ram College 822.01 726.11 640.72 470.94 783.55 –
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce 790.22 687.23 605.42 415.79 743.50 319.20

DU B.Com cutoff Round 1 (2026)

  • Daulat Ram College (834.44 UR) recorded the highest cut-off, followed closely by Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (826.34 UR).
  • Delhi College of Arts & Commerce (806.03 UR) also remained a preferred choice with strong cut-offs across all categories.
  • Aryabhatta College closed at 773.12 (UR), making it a suitable option for candidates with mid-range CUET UG scores.
  • The college also recorded moderate cut-offs across the OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and EWS categories.
  • Aditi Mahavidyalaya (631.91 UR), Bharati College (629.47 UR), and Bhagini Nivedita College (618.91 UR) recorded the lowest cut-offs among the listed colleges.
  • These colleges offered better admission opportunities for candidates with comparatively lower CUET UG scores while securing admission to the B.Com programme at Delhi University.
College Name UR OBC-NCL SC ST EWS PwBD
Daulat Ram College (W) 834.44 743.13 641.49 526.21 793.53 333.92
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 826.34 742.69 651.85 533.61 784.18 296.12
Delhi College of Arts and Commerce 806.03 709.22 622.55 503.87 771.45 161.92
Aryabhatta College 773.12 651.47 568.07 476.54 707.54 333.86
Bharati College (W) 629.47 458.31 362.38 210.09 520.41 -
Aditi Mahavidyalaya (W) 631.91 460.88 387.09 203.47 510.55 606.91
Bhagini Nivedita College (W) 618.91 431.65 358.08 - 496.29 -

Delhi University Cutoff for Mcom 2026

Delhi University offers the M.Com programme through the Department of Commerce (Delhi School of Economics) and various affiliated colleges. While the Department of Commerce is the University's flagship centre for M.Com studies, DU affiliated colleges follow the same DU curriculum and award the same University of Delhi degree.

Department of Commerce cutoff for Mcom 

  • The Department of Commerce remained the most competitive destination for M.Com admissions at Delhi University, with UR cut-offs staying above 150 in C1 and above 135 in C2 even after the second round.
  • Cut-offs declined slightly across all major categories in Round 2, indicating that a limited number of seats became available due to candidate upgrades, withdrawals, and fee non-payment after Round 1.
  • The largest decline was observed in the ST category, where the cut-off fell from 108 to 97 (C1) and 79 to 68 (C2), while the UR category decreased modestly from 157 to 152 (C1) and 141 to 135 (C2).
  • No fresh Department of Commerce cut-offs were published in Round 3, suggesting that all available seats had already been filled by the end of the second allocation round.
Reservation Category Round 1 (C1) Round 1 (C2) Round 2 Cut-off (C1) Round 2 Cut-off (C2)
UR 157 141 152 135
EWS 133 119 128 112
OBC 125 107 124 101
SC 110 99 103 94
ST 108 79 97 68
PwD 60 29 – –
KM 54 – – –

DU Colleges M.Com Cut-off 2026 

Category 1 cutoff Mcom 2026

  • SRCC remained the most competitive choice in the C1 (UR) category, with the cut-off decreasing only slightly from 196 in Round 1 to 194 in Round 2.
  • Hindu College maintained a stable C1 (UR) cut-off of 176 in both Rounds 1 and 2, reflecting consistently high demand.Hansraj College and the Department of Commerce witnessed marginal declines of 3 and 5 marks, respectively, in the C1 (UR) category during Round 2.
  • Ramjas College, Janki Devi Memorial College, and Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce recorded no change in their C1 (UR) cut-offs between Rounds 1 and 2.
  • Rajdhani College was the only college to announce a C1 (UR) allocation in Round 3. Its cut-off returned to 128 after increasing to 130 in Round 2.
  • No C1 (UR) seats were allotted in Round 3 at SRCC, Hindu College, Hansraj College, Department of Commerce, Ramjas College, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (ARSD), Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce (SGGSCC), and Janki Devi Memorial College.
  • This indicates that the C1 (UR) seats at these colleges had already been filled in the earlier rounds.

Overall, the top five colleges remained highly competitive in the C1 (UR) category. The cut-offs showed only minor fluctuations across the admission rounds, reflecting strong demand for DU PG M.Com 2026.

College / Department Round 1 (UR) Round 2 (UR) Round 3 (UR)
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 196 194 –
Hindu College 176 176 –
Hansraj College 166 163 –
Department of Commerce 157 152 –
Ramjas College 152 152 –
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 143 140 –
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce 139 139 –
Janki Devi Memorial College 132 132 –
Rajdhani College 128 130 128
Deshbandhu College 115 133 –

Category 2 cutoff Mcom 2026

  • SRCC recorded the highest C2 (UR) cut-off, closing at 185 in both Rounds 1 and 2, making it the most competitive choice.
  • Hindu College (169), Hansraj College (143), Department of Commerce (135), and Ramjas College (134) also remained among the top choices for C2 candidates.
  • No fresh C2 (UR) allocations were made in Round 3 for SRCC, Hindu, Hansraj, Department of Commerce, Ramjas, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Janki Devi Memorial College, and Deshbandhu College.
  • Rajdhani College was the only college to record a fresh C2 (UR) allocation in Round 3, with a cut-off of 125.
  • Overall, C2 cut-offs remained highly competitive, particularly in North Campus colleges, while Round 3 offered very limited opportunities for UR candidates.
College / Department Round 1 (UR) Round 2 (UR) Round 3 (UR)
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 185 185 –
Hindu College 169 169 –
Hansraj College 155 143 –
Department of Commerce 141 135 –
Ramjas College 141 134 –
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 137 131 –
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce 134 134 –
Janki Devi Memorial College 133 129 –
Rajdhani College 126 126 125
Deshbandhu College 114 130 –

DU Mcom Admission Categories 

DU M.Com admission 2026 is offered under two eligibility categories: Category 1 (C1) and Category 2 (C2). The University releases separate CUET PG allocation scores for these categories across different colleges and reservation categories such as UR, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS.

C1 (Category 1): Candidates who have completed their qualifying degree from the University of Delhi in the relevant subject/discipline and are eligible under DU's Category 1 criteria.
C2 (Category 2): Candidates from other universities or those who do not fall under Category 1 but meet the programme's eligibility requirements.

 Delhi University Cutoff for B.Com(Hons.) 2025

Delhi University B.Com (Hons.) cutoffs remain among the highest across UG courses, with top colleges closing admissions above 900 in Round 1 itself. This indicates that the majority of high-scoring candidates secure seats early, leaving very limited movement in later rounds.

College UR OBC SC ST EWS
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) 917.00 849.42 792.49 740.00 876.00
Hindu College 912.22 843.22 784.10 735.10 871.50
Lady Shri Ram College (W) 906.37 831.82 764.80 707.29 861.82
Hansraj College 901.71 828.58 764.02 709.09 860.77
Kirori Mal College 897.17 821.54 758.36 701.37 856.36
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 846.37 768.17 697.76 600.64 814.21
Gargi College (W) 838.83 745.86 653.47 539.95 782.50
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce 833.09 748.56 669.21 610.73 788.68

Delhi University Cutoff for B.Com 2025

Delhi University B.Com (Programme) cutoffs are slightly lower than B.Com (Hons.), but the admission dynamics are more flexible.

Round 1 Cutoff

College UR OBC SC ST EWS
Kirori Mal College 883.99 807.93 739.80 660.25 842.47
Daulat Ram College (W) 840.76 753.97 667.73 543.87 802.16
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 821.07 726.00 654.65 529.24 771.45
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce 811.33 715.73 621.61 516.21 761.25
Gargi College (W) 807.34 692.12 592.41 435.15 737.94

More information is available in the detailed Delhi University B.Com and B.Com (Hons.) Round 1 Cutoff section.

Final Round Cutoff

College UR OBC SC
Aditi Mahavidyalaya (W) 695–705 645–655 585–595
Bhagini Nivedita College 645–655 595–605 485–495

Spot Round Cutoff

Even after multiple rounds, B.Com continues to show seat movement,showing spot rounds remain relevance.

College UR
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College 828.48

Delhi University Cutoff for M.Com 2025

Delhi University M.Com cutoffs, based on CUET PG scores, follow a more stable trend compared to UG courses. Since admissions are less dependent on preference upgrades and more on rank-based allocation, the variation across rounds remains gradual.

Round 1 Cutoff

College / Department UR OBC SC ST EWS
Department of Commerce 224 196 178 155 204
Hindu College 222 190 174 148 201
Hansraj College 220 185 170 142 198
Ramjas College 215 180 165 135 190

Round 2 Cutoff

College / Department UR OBC SC ST EWS
Department of Commerce 218 191 172 148 199
Hindu College 216 184 168 140 195
Hansraj College 214 180 164 135 192

Round 3 Cutoff

College / Department UR OBC SC ST EWS
Department of Commerce 214 188 169 144 195
Hindu College 212 181 164 136 191
Hansraj College 210 177 160 131 188

Spot Round Cutoff

The gradual decline in cutoffs across rounds indicates that M.Com admissions are less volatile. Spot rounds exist but mainly reflect marginal seat availability rather than large-scale movement.

College / Department UR
Department of Commerce 188
Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College 180

Delhi University Commerce Subject Requirements for Admission

To apply for DU Commerce courses, you must appear in the required CUET subject combination:

Programme Subjects Required
B.Com (Hons.) Accountancy + Business Studies + Economics + Mathematics
B.Com Accountancy + Business Studies + Economics

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. Is Mathematics  mandatory for B.Com (Hons.) at Delhi University?

Ans. Yes, Mathematics (or Applied Mathematics) is compulsory as a CUET subject for B.Com (Hons.) admissions at most top DU colleges. Students who have not appeared for Mathematics in CUET UG may be ineligible for B.Com (Hons.) at certain colleges. Always verify subject requirements for each specific college on the CSAS portal.

Ques. Does the Delhi University cutoff change be tween Round 1 and later rounds?

Ans. Yes, the Delhi University cutoff usually drops slightly in later rounds as vacant seats are reallocated. However, for top colleges like SRCC and Hansraj, the drop is minimal—typically around 5–15 marks.

Ques. Is a 95 percentile in CUET enough for Delhi University cutoff for commerce?

Ans. A 95 percentile is good for mid-tier colleges but not enough for top ones. Leading colleges like SRCC and Hansraj generally require 99+ percentile, while 95–97 percentile works for decent colleges.

Ques. How does the Delhi University cutoff for commerce differ for reserved categories?

Ans. The cutoff for OBC and EWS categories is usually 60–100 marks lower than the general category. For SC/ST candidates, the difference can be even higher, making admission comparatively more accessible.

Ques. What is the minimum CUET score to get any college under Delhi University cutoff for commerce?

Ans. A CUET score of around 650–700 can help you secure admission in lower-tier Delhi University colleges for commerce, while higher-ranked colleges require significantly higher scores.

Ques. What is the difference between B.Com (Hons.) and B.Com (Programme)?

Ans. B.Com (Hons.) is a specialised honours programme with a deeper focus on Commerce, Accountancy, Finance, and Economics. It is the preferred route for students planning to pursue CA, CMA, MBA, or other competitive programmes. B.Com (Programme) is more flexible and allows combinations of elective subjects, but is considered less specialised. B.Com (Hons.) records higher cutoffs at almost every college.