The expected CUET UG 2026 closing score for SRCC B.Com Honours is 775–792 out of 800 for General category students, based on 2023 and 2024 DU CSAS closing score trends.

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) under Delhi University is one of India’s most sought-after destinations for B.Com Honours. All DU admissions, including SRCC, now run through the CUET UG score via DU’s Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS). The closing scores at SRCC have risen each year since CUET replaced the class 12 merit system. Students need to know where the bar is likely to land in 2026 before applying.

  • SRCC B.Com Honours admission uses a combined CUET UG score out of 800: one language paper plus three domain subject papers, each scored out of 200.
  • General category students are expected to need approximately 775–792 out of 800 for SRCC B.Com Honours in the 2026 CSAS round.
  • OBC-NCL students may need approximately 733–750 and SC students approximately 668–688 out of 800, based on 2024 trends.
  • CUET UG domain subjects counted for B.Com Honours include Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics or Mathematics.
  • All expected figures in this article are estimates based on previous year CSAS data and are not the official 2026 cutoff.

SRCC B.Com Honours CUET Cutoff: Previous Year Data

The table below shows the category-wise closing scores for SRCC B.Com Honours from the final CSAS round in 2023 and 2024. Scores are out of 800 and are based on published DU CSAS round data and official reports for those admission cycles.

Category CUET 2024 Closing Score (out of 800) CUET 2023 Closing Score (out of 800)
General (UR) 772 748
EWS 755 728
OBC-NCL 735 712
SC 674 648
ST 610 582
PwD 514 488

The General category closing score rose by 24 points between 2023 and 2024. OBC-NCL rose by 23 points and SC by 26 points in the same period, reflecting growing competition for seats at SRCC.


Expected CUET UG 2026 Closing Score for SRCC B.Com Honours

Based on the year-on-year increase seen from 2023 to 2024, the expected closing scores for SRCC B.Com Honours in the 2026 CSAS round are projected below. These are estimates only. The official cutoff will be published by Delhi University after each CSAS 2026 allocation round.

Category Expected Closing Score (out of 800) 2024 Closing Score (Reference)
General (UR) 775–792 772
EWS 756–772 755
OBC-NCL 733–750 735
SC 668–688 674
ST 606–626 610
PwD 510–530 514

Note: All figures above are expected estimates based on 2023–2024 CSAS trends. Actual closing scores may vary based on exam difficulty, total applicant count and DU’s seat matrix for 2026.


CUET UG Subjects Required for SRCC B.Com Honours

DU computes a combined score out of 800 for B.Com Honours by adding four CUET UG paper scores. Selecting the right combination is key to maximising your total score.

Paper Type Recommended Subject Maximum Marks
Language (Section IA) English 200
Domain Subject 1 Accountancy / Book Keeping 200
Domain Subject 2 Business Studies 200
Domain Subject 3 Economics or Mathematics 200
Total 800

If you appeared in additional domain subjects, DU counts your best three domain scores along with the language paper to calculate your composite CUET score for the B.Com Honours combination.


Factors Affecting the SRCC B.Com Honours CUET UG 2026 Cutoff

The final closing score for SRCC in 2026 will depend on several variables that shift year to year:

  • Number of applicants: More students appearing in CUET UG and applying to SRCC through CSAS raises competition, pushing the cutoff upward.
  • CUET UG 2026 paper difficulty: An easier paper means higher raw scores across the student pool, which drives up the closing score at top colleges like SRCC.
  • Seat intake at SRCC: Any change in the number of B.Com Honours seats shifts the demand-to-supply ratio and moves the cutoff accordingly.
  • Category-wise seat distribution: DU’s reservation policy allocates a fixed number of seats per category. A surge in applicants within any category raises only that category’s closing score.
  • Score normalisation formula: NTA normalises CUET UG scores across multiple exam shifts. The formula used in 2026 can alter how scores are distributed across students.
  • Number of CSAS rounds: If DU conducts more allocation rounds than in previous years, closing scores in later rounds may be lower than the first-round cutoff.

CUET UG 2026 SRCC B.Com Honours Cutoff FAQs

Ques. What is the expected CUET UG 2026 cutoff for SRCC B.Com Honours General category?

Ans. The expected CUET UG 2026 closing score for General category students at SRCC B.Com Honours is approximately 775–792 out of 800. This estimate is based on the 2023 closing score of 748 and the 2024 closing score of 772 and the upward trend between those two years.

Ques. Out of how many marks is the CUET UG score calculated for DU B.Com Honours admissions?

Ans. Delhi University calculates the CUET UG composite score for B.Com Honours out of 800. It includes four papers: one language paper and three domain subject papers, each worth 200 marks.

Ques. Which CUET UG subjects are required for SRCC B.Com Honours admission?

Ans. You need English (or another CUET UG language), Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics or Mathematics. DU adds the scores from these four papers to arrive at the composite score out of 800 used for B.Com Honours admissions.

Ques. What was the SRCC B.Com Honours SC category CUET cutoff in 2024?

Ans. The closing score for SC category students at SRCC B.Com Honours in the 2024 CSAS final round was approximately 674 out of 800. For 2026, the expected closing score for SC students is 668–688 based on the same trend.

Ques. When will the official CUET UG 2026 cutoff for SRCC be released?

Ans. Delhi University releases the official closing scores for each programme after each CSAS round. The CSAS 2026 process is expected to begin after CUET UG 2026 results are announced around July 2026. Check the official DU portal for confirmed announcements.

Ques. Is 775 out of 800 in CUET UG enough for SRCC B.Com Honours?

Ans. Based on the expected 2026 cutoff range of 775–792 for General category, a score of 775 sits at the lower end of the projected closing range. It may be sufficient in later CSAS rounds, but the first-round cutoff at SRCC is typically higher. Students in reserved categories have a better chance at lower scores.