My Srcc college

No don't think so admission process was so easy mujhe koi musibat ka samna nahi karna pada admission ke liye. The process of admission procces was so easy. I have done it from my own capicity . I am so happy

I have choose this course because I want to be a CA . This is the best job for commerce student . For this I can take the exam after 12th . Although this exam takes too much time and this exam is so difficult .

SRCC campus is a meeting ground for diverse minds. The institute aims to provide top class education to students with the help of advanced teaching techniques. It has different societies like Commerce, Economics, Fine Arts, English Literary, History and Political, Hindi Sahitya Sahib, Debating, Dramatics, etc. The Shri Ram College of Commerce fees structure for some courses are mentioned below: Shri Ram College of Commerce fees for B.Com (Hons.) is INR 15,000 per year. BA (Hons.) is offered with a fee of INR 15,000 per year at Shri Ram College of Commerce, New Delhi. SRCC fees for M.Com is INR 29,400 per annum.

Accountant group Whether your campus is small, tall, grande, or venti, you are probably amazed by the array of institutionally supported student activities available for your enrichment and enjoyment. Perhaps your biggest challenge is deciding how much extra time you have after studying and which added activities yield the greatest reward. Below are two videos that give a sample of campus life at two different types of colleges. The first is from a large state institution—the University of Maryland. The second is from a smaller, private college—Baldwin Wallace University. Regardless, though, of where your institution fits on the spectrum of size, or how many activities, clubs, and organizations your institution offers, it’s very important for you to be able to explore cocurricular interests—for learning, enjoyment, and personal satisfaction. Student life should always be satisfying and rewarding to students, as well as to alumni, faculty, staff, and community members. Together, these groups are an institution’s lifeblood.