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So basically i had applied to almost all other colleges in DU, for example Hindu, Miranda, LSR etc. Even non DU colleges, for example St. Xaviers. I got in all of them. However SRCC being my first preferance finally became my destination. I chose it mainly because of the Brand value it has. Same reason that people choose IITs. I didnt really get a rejection from anywhere. Just IIM under IPMAT, and that was because i didnt study too well for the entrance. For the admission in this college, u need to clear an examination called CUET. Thats the only exam. Cut off for B.Com hon goes the highest in SRCC itself, being the most demanded college. During my year it went around 782/800...Read More

I chose Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) primarily because of its reputation, faculty, placement record, and overall learning environment. Honestly, when you think about commerce courses in India, SRCC is always on top of the list – it’s widely recognized for excellent academic standards, strong industry connections, and great opportunities for internships and extracurriculars....Read More

I gave CUET with all my heart that I somehow get admission in SRCC. I consider myself more than lucky that I wanted to be at the SRCC and I am here without any fuss. As my score was 95+ in 12th and also was in top 150 in CUET rankings....Read More

I applied at SRCC and i got SRCC. I also wanted to pursue Economics Hons and I got that as well. There were plans of B and C if I haven't got SRCC. Hindu College, LSR and JMC were in my wishlist but they all were after SRCC....Read More

I was in my 11th when I first heard of Srcc and thought how can I miss this. Known as Asia's Number 1 college of commerce, SRCC truly means this in the terms of Excellent academics, Dedicated and inspiring faculty, lively and vibrant campus, great placement record, premier location, 60+ societies and the brightest student from all over the country and neighbouring country. The reason I choose SRCC over other colleges is because it provides the best environment for self and societal growth where you want to join the BIG 4, be an CA,IAS finance minister, start your own startup, be a political leader-it is a beautiful space for everyone. The eligibility criteria for both the courses are that one should complete their 12th grade. The admissions are based on cut off Cuet Ug. For economic hons a student must have maths in his/her 12th grade. And for bcom hons a student must have accountancy/ maths in his/her 12th grade. The process is highly competitive and stressful....Read More

Admission is ominous as similarly like other universities, DU has its own entrance and to get BA Economics Hons in SRCC, one has to be at the top and only the toppers get admission here. SRCC was always my first choice and second wave LSR. I got both but i chose SRCC....Read More