CUET Score for SRCC B.Com Hons 2026: Expected DU CSAS Cutoff

To secure admission to SRCC B.Com Hons 2026 through DU CSAS, General category students need an expected CUET UG composite score of 915 to 932 out of 1000, based on 2025 DU CSAS closing cutoff data.

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Delhi University, consistently records the highest CUET cutoffs of any programme across all DU colleges. Admissions are done entirely through DU CSAS (Common Seat Allocation System), which ranks students on their CUET UG composite score across 5 subjects with a maximum of 1000 marks. With DU CSAS 2026 seat allotment rounds expected in July 2026, knowing the score benchmark helps you prioritise SRCC correctly in your preference list.

• SRCC B.Com Hons 2026 expected General category closing cutoff: 915–932 out of 1000, based on 2025 DU CSAS trends.
• The CUET composite score is calculated using English Language (mandatory) plus best 4 Domain subject scores — maximum 1000 marks.
• OBC-NCL students need approximately 848–865, SC students approximately 778–796, and ST students approximately 745–762 out of 1000.
• DU CSAS releases cutoffs round by round — students within 10–15 marks of the expected cutoff should still keep SRCC in their preference list for Round 2 and Round 3.

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CUET Score Required for SRCC B.Com Hons 2026

SRCC B.Com Hons is the most competitive programme in Delhi University. In DU CSAS 2025 (the last completed cycle), the General category closing cutoff for SRCC B.Com Hons was 913 out of 1000. For 2026, the expected cutoff is 915–932 out of 1000, reflecting the steady year-on-year rise in CUET UG applicants and score levels.

A score of 915+ means averaging 183 marks across each of your 5 CUET subjects. This is an extremely high benchmark. Students who score 185 to 195 in English and in each of their 4 domain subjects reach the 925–975 range that comfortably clears SRCC’s expected cutoff. Even a single weak subject pulling you below 175 can drop your composite below the threshold.

DU CSAS releases cutoffs in multiple rounds. Round 1 cutoffs are the highest. Rounds 2 and 3 may drop by 3–10 marks as students withdraw after taking up other colleges. Students within 10–15 marks of the General cutoff should keep SRCC high in their CSAS preference order through all rounds.

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SRCC B.Com Hons Previous Year CUET Cutoffs

The table below shows category-wise DU CSAS closing cutoffs for SRCC B.Com Hons for 2024 and 2025. Note: DU revised its composite score calculation between 2024 and 2025. The 2024 composite was out of 800 (4 subjects: English + best 3 domain subjects), while from 2025 onward it moved to out of 1000 (5 subjects: English + best 4 domain subjects). Direct score comparisons across years are not meaningful; percentage equivalents are shown for reference.

2024 figures are approximate based on published DU CSAS data. 2025 figures are based on official DU CSAS closing cutoffs. The percentage drop from 2024 to 2025 across categories reflects the expanded subject pool in the composite score, not a lowering of competition at SRCC.

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Expected Category-Wise CUET Cutoff for SRCC B.Com Hons 2026

Based on 2025 DU CSAS closing data and the consistent upward trend in CUET applicant volumes, the expected SRCC B.Com Hons CUET cutoff 2026 across categories is shown below. All scores are out of 1000 (5 subjects × 200 marks each).

These are expected figures based on 2025 DU CSAS closing cutoff trends. Official 2026 cutoffs will be published on the DU CSAS portal after CUET UG 2026 results are declared.

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How CUET Score Is Calculated for SRCC B.Com Hons

For DU B.Com (Honours) — including SRCC — the CUET composite score uses 5 CUET UG subjects: English Language (mandatory) plus the best 4 scores from Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, and Mathematics. Each subject carries a maximum of 200 marks, making the composite total 1000 marks.

DU CSAS calculates this automatically from your CUET UG score report. You do not need to select the combination manually. If you registered for and attempted all 4 commerce domain subjects in CUET UG, all 4 will count. Students who registered for fewer domain subjects will have a lower maximum composite, which can significantly reduce their chances at SRCC.

CUET UG awards +5 marks for each correct answer and −1 for each incorrect answer across 40 attempted questions per subject. The raw marks are then used as-is in the DU CSAS composite. A student scoring 185 in each of 5 subjects reaches 925 — within the expected SRCC General cutoff range for 2026.

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Factors Affecting SRCC B.Com Hons Cutoff 2026

The DU CSAS cutoff for SRCC B.Com Hons shifts each year based on several variables students should account for:

• Total CUET UG applicants: More students appearing raises competition and lifts cutoffs. CUET applicant volumes have grown year on year since 2022.
• Seats at SRCC: SRCC B.Com Hons has approximately 532 seats across all categories. Any revision in seat intake directly moves the cutoff threshold.
• CUET 2026 paper difficulty: An easier domain paper means higher raw scores across the board, pushing composite scores and therefore cutoffs upward. A harder paper has the reverse effect.
• Round of allotment: Round 1 cutoffs are the strictest. Rounds 2 and 3 drop by 3–10 marks as students withdraw after accepting other allotments.
• Category-wise applicant pool: A surge in OBC-NCL or EWS applicants in any year independently tightens cutoffs for those specific categories.
• Score distribution at the top: When more students score 190+ in multiple subjects, the composite scores cluster near the maximum, compressing the effective cutoff band and making competition fiercer.