SRCC- The dream worthwhile

The curriculum is comprehensive enough to incorporate all the facets in and around the commerce domain. The curriculum incorporates various elements to enhance managerial, financial and accounting acumen of the students.

Various companies come for internship such as deutsche bank, HUL, McKinsey, Accenture, Nation with Namo etc. the internships are slightly difficult to get on campus as compared to the placements. The packages range around 50k.

The companies are generally from finance and consulting domains. The packages are really good and even the roles offered are good enough. Highest package would be around 35 lakhs and the median would be around 9lakhs.

The fees is 30000 per year. This is very less as compared to the other colleges and the ROI is high. The fees remains almost the same and for Pwd students it is around 90 rupees. Many scholarships are also offered by the college.

The extra curricular activities with respect to the societies/clubs in the college play a huge role in determining the placements and internships. The societies are basically centred upon finance, consulting, entrepreneurship disciplines.

The admission process is through CUET entrance exams. I had applied to Christ University as well and studied there for almost a month. Right after that I came to SRCC. I could evidently notice a difference in the crowd. Here we could find the top minds of the country who are driven a quest for excellence.

The faculties are really good and highly qualified. Initially it may take time to adjust to the college curriculum's vast nature but as time passes we get used to it. The exams are not much difficult and can be easily aced with adequate preparation.

The locality is decently safe provided if we are cautious enough to avoid the potential dangers. The timings usually range between 8:30-1:30 for main classes and somedays it might extend to 4 in the evening.