See, the answer is a little tricky here.

To be honest, there is hardly any distinction between the two colleges. They are almost the same when it comes to performance.

In the arts section, Ramjas beats most colleges of DU any day. However, in the commerce and science sections, Hansraj is a little bit better.

When it comes to extracurriculars, both colleges are outstanding, have more than 50+ societies for the same, and have regularly been the leaders in the circuit. Ramjas has one of the best quiz and music societies, while Hansraj has the best British Parliamentary debate system etc.

So, it's all very subjective and ephemeral. Both colleges are also situated hardly 300 metres from each other so competition is bound to be there, but what is to be kept in mind is that it is healthy.

If you get either of them, just take admission!

For SC students, BCom Honors in SRCC closes by the fourth cutoff, which stands at 90.50 percent.

For Economics Honors, the cut off closes by 2nd list, and stands at 92.75 percent.

This is as per last year. Going by the trend, the cutoff might increase by 0.25-0.5 percent this year, so plan accordingly.

Also, SRCC has just two courses available. Good luck.

Hello.

So, Stephens and Lady Shri Ram Colleges don't provide any commerce course, unfortunately. They are both solely Arts and Science collegss

However, SRCC does. But your percentage is a little low to be considered for SRCC. It's Commerce Honors Programme touches a cutoff of minimum 97 percent while the Economics course goes above 97.5 percent.

So, yes, you have just narrowly missed out. However, there are a lot of colleges in Delhi University where you will walk in easily. Hindu, Hansraj, Ramjas, Kirori Mal, Venkateshwara, Miranda, etc.

These colleges are equally good, if not better than the ones you mentioned above. Good luck!!

It all depends on many factors, like how the difficulty of the paper, how many students appeared for it, how many seats will the institution be adding this this year etc.
In 2016, the cut off for general category student was 211/640, while last year it was 354. So, keeping in with the trend, ir should hover around 350.

Do keep in mind that it covers only 75 percent of your total score. So, try to score above the cutoff. Again, at the end, you will be given a score out of 75.
Good luck.

Yes, you can.
But keep in mind that I am using last year's cutoff for this answer.
Last year, SRCC released two cutoff for BCom Hons and the second cutoff was 97 percent, which I guess should give you enough security.
So, yes, you have a high chance of getting into SRCC, though you never know.
Even if you don't get into SRCC, you will easily walk through Hindu, Ramjas, Hansraj, Kirori Mal, etc. These colleges are equally as good as SRCC, if not better.
Stephens doesn't provide Commerce courses.

But over all, be rest assured.

Hi
Firstly congratulations on passing your 10 + 2 with such a good percentagefirstly congratulations on passing your 10 + 2 with such a good percentage
For best of four percentage calculation the method is given below:
1. 1 language course which can be core, elective, functional
2.you must include one relevant subject that is like if you choose to pursue BSc statistics of bsc maths Hons then it is compulsory for you to include mathematics as one of your best of force subjects similarly if you choose to pursue BCom aur BCom Hons it is also compulsory for you to include mathematics in your best of four
3. Two subjects from list A
Forest a you can check the Delhi University web portal where they have mentioned the courses that you can include in your best of four.intraday subject other than those in the list then there will be a deduction of 2.5 from your overall percentage like if you include physical education music in your best for then there will be a deduction of 2.5 from your overall best of four percentage.
Now as far as the admission is concerned the cutoff is quite high for SRCC and Hindu College so it might be quite difficult for you to get admission in those colleges but you can surely get admission in North campus with this percentage may be not in initial cutoffs but surely in later cutoffs

Hello Aspirant!
There are a lot of courses available in Delhi University but in my vision,

Most Popular Courses in Delhi University:

Bachelor's of Arts Degrees - because of great faculty and people's interest.

B. Com (Hons)

Economics Hons

English Literature

Botany

Political Science (Hons)

See, it's a little tricky in your situation.

Last and last to last year, the cut off for SRCC for BCom Hons stopped at exactly 97.25 percent and 97 percent. Going by the trend, the cut off may rise and in a case of cumulative results not being in favour of students, cut offs might fall.

But, I can assure you it won't for below than 97 percent.

Economics Hons, the only other course available, is a little out of reach for you.

Even in case you don't clear the cutoff for SRCC, do keep in mind that there a re a lot of other colleges in DU who are as good as SRCC.
GOOD LUCK.

Hii Arpit
No you are not eligible for taking admissions in bachelor's of commerce honours offered by the college's of the University of Delhi , New Delhi. You need to have maths as a subject and must have atleast passed it to be eligible. You can give a performance enhancement test for your mathematics subject and can apply next year.
Hope it helps
Thanks