Hello dear student,

Even though you have studied applied maths you are still eligible as the eligibility criteria according to the official website of SRCC says the aggregate of 45% marks in qualifying examination which is class 12th student was need to obtain. Student must study and pass mathematics/ business

Hello,

It basically depends on terms and conditions of that administration department. As per it is an admission they expect to pay full amount as per seat reserved. Because later if you want to opt other colleges or course they may loose your seat which somebody have asked so they

Hello. Congrats for securing such a great percentage. Definitely you can secure a seat there. Go ahead with your admission procedure as you have maintained all eligibility criteria.

For more details I am providing an article of careers360 mentioning about SRCC.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-ram-college-of-commerce-delhi

Hope that helps!

Hello Aspirant,

According to the percentage you have mentioned in the question you have some chances of getting in to Shri Ram College of Commerce as per latest(first) cut-off which shows that this year the cut-off for Kashmiri Migrants was 93% and 94% for B.Com Hons. and BA Eco. Hons.

Dear Aspirant,

No you cannot take admission in any college of DU like SRCC,unless you have core maths in 11th and 12th.As maths is the core subject you cannot neglect it.

ALL THE BEST

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Hey!

First of all, congratulations for such an amazing result. To answer your question, chances are very slim for admission in hindu, hansraj or SRCC for B.com. I would suggest you look into other DU colleges which are great as well like Motilal Nehru College, Gargi College and many others.

Hi,

According to your marks there is a change that you get a good college in DU but I didn't say that you get hindu college.

Pervious year cutoff is approx 95-97 %.

For previous year cutoff kindly go through this link:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff

For percentage deduction it is true if

At the time of admission, the benefit of reservation in the OBCs category is available to only candidates of those castes which are mentioned in the state-wise list of OBCs notified by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India. Certificate of OBCs must contain status of Non-creamy

Hai Nandini,

Now it depends on your percentage of best four subjects in which English is compulsory. Also another thing is what was your 5th subject that you chose in 12th as the cutoff changes as per the subject you choose, like if you had mathematics as your optional subject

Hello,

Delhi University offers admission to various UG courses on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying exam. The merit is determined on the basis of marks obtained in Best of Four subjects which includes:

• One language
• One subject in which admission is sought, and
• Two elective courses.

Therefore,