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Shri Ram College of Commerce - [SRCC], New Delhi - Reviews
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What students say about Shri Ram College of Commerce - [SRCC]
Likes
- Faculties - teachers and professors are just awesome when it comes to mentoring and teaching.
- The college campus is very beautiful, you would want to stay all day in the college.
- Return on Investment is the best thing which you would like about this course.
- As a proud SR'ite, I wouldn't trade these halls for anything!
- The events they host, the speakers coming in and even the auditorium is very good
- There are very good restaurants in the campus with affordable prices.
- There are very good restaurants in the campus with affordable prices.
Dislike
- Sometimes the course is good for achieving marks, while in others you have to work very hard, which makes your college life worse. I just wanted to say that it should be equal in all semesters
24 Reviews found
Course Curriculum Overview:
I chose this course for my interest in economics and finance. With this course, one could learn about the mathematical, theoretical and practical spheres of economics. The faculty of the college is quite friendly, knowledgeable and open. Almost every classroom has the adequate amount of attention it needs to have from the professor. Apart from that, SRCC provides you with tutorial classes as well, where students can one on one clear their doubts with the professor. More and better use of technology can be used, but overall it's a proper good learning experience. All the professors are PhD or pursuing a PhD. We have internals and one sends sem external examinations.
Remarks:
Firstly we had to register with the DU portal and enter our preferences, our marks, our proofs of adress, caste, existence etc. they ask for your Adhar Card, Caste certificate, TC, merit certificates, 10-12 Marksheet, Photos, Electricity bill/pan bill etc., All self attested. Then we had to pay the minimal registration fee of about 200-300 rupees. With each subsequent cutoff, i got better college. I started with South campus, then KMC, then Hindu, and finally after the 4 cutoff, I got into SRCC. For BA Honors in Economics, to get into SRCC for Scheduled Caste Candidates, the fourth cut off was 96.5% and which was exactly equivalent to my cut off. Then I had to go to the portal again, withdraw my application from Hindu, and then enroll in again for SRCC. Hopefully my documents were verified easily within a day and then I had to pay the sum of 21000 for 1st semester fee and I was mailed with a confirmation message. One week later I was sent a mail from the library for further confirmation.
Course Curriculum Overview:
A certain reason is that this is a professional course that gives a lot of opportunities to students and I hope that it will help me in further studies. the faculty-student ratio is quite high. There are qualified professors with innovative methods of teaching and the term exams were easy but I don't think there is a chance of me being passed.
Remarks:
The admission process was that there was a CUET entrance exam and then based on the scores and preferences, students would get into the college they were eligible for. The entrance exam was 2 months after the 12th board exams so there was sufficient time to study.
Course Curriculum Overview:
BA Economics Honours is a well-designed course aimed to equip students with mathematical, analytical and theoretical tools to understand the functioning of the economy and businesses and make them industry ready. The faculty at college is also very knowledgeable in their subjects.
Remarks:
The cutoff for the college was declared on the basis of marks scored in class 12th boards. The college application process was the same as the DU admission process where students apply through the DU website. Now, the admission criteria have changed to CUET Entrance exams.
Placement Experience:
The placements as well as the postgraduation opportunities are great here. You can go for a lot of companies varying across high-end industries like consulting, finance and marketing. The placement cell particularly was equipped with all the personnel needed to land big3 and big4 companies on the campus
Remarks:
The admission process was simple. We applied for the university form online on the DU portal and waited for the cut-off results. After they came we applied for specific courses and colleges that were up to the cut off. Once done we went to college submitted the documents and the admission was finalized.
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The cutoff for the college was declared on the basis of marks scored in class 12th boards. The college application process was the same as the DU admission process where students apply through the DU website. Now, the admission criteria have changed to CUET Entrance exams.
SJBy - Sarthak Jha"SRCC SUMMED UP!"
The admission process was that there was a CUET entrance exam and then based on the scores and preferences, students would get into the college they were eligible for. The entrance exam was 2 months after the 12th board exams so there was sufficient time to study.
SOBy - Saji Oberoi"The Inside of the Asia's number one commerce college"
Firstly we had to register with the DU portal and enter our preferences, our marks, our proofs of adress, caste, existence etc. they ask for your Adhar Card, Caste certificate, TC, merit certificates, 10-12 Marksheet, Photos, Electricity bill/pan bill etc., All self attested. Then we had to pay the minimal registration fee of about 200-300 rupees. With each subsequent cutoff, i got better college. I started with South campus, then KMC, then Hindu, and finally after the 4 cutoff, I got into SRCC. For BA Honors in Economics, to get into SRCC for Scheduled Caste Candidates, the fourth cut off was 96.5% and which was exactly equivalent to my cut off. Then I had to go to the portal again, withd
SBy - Saurab
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