The top colleges for B.Com (Hons) in Delhi University are Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), Hindu College, Hansraj College, Kirori Mal College, Lady Shri Ram College, Ramjas College and Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce. Admission to all of them is through CUET UG scores and DU’s CSAS portal, not Class 12 marks.
B.Com (Hons) remains one of the most popular courses at Delhi University. Under DU’s current undergraduate framework, it is a four-year programme with exits allowed after one, two or three years, and the fourth year leads to an honours or honours with research degree. Here is how the leading colleges compare in 2026.
- Top DU colleges for B.Com (Hons): quick facts
- 1. Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)
- 2. Hindu College
- 3. Hansraj College
- 4. Kirori Mal College
- 5. Lady Shri Ram College (LSR)
- 6. Ramjas College
- 7. Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce
- How admission to B.Com (Hons) at DU works in 2026
- Frequently asked questions
Top DU colleges for B.Com (Hons): quick facts
| College | Type | NIRF 2025 college rank |
|---|---|---|
| Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) | Co-ed | 18 |
| Hindu College | Co-ed | 1 |
| Hansraj College | Co-ed | 3 |
| Kirori Mal College | Co-ed | 4 |
| Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) | Women only | 17 |
| Ramjas College | Co-ed | Check NIRF site |
| Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce | Co-ed | Check NIRF site |
NIRF 2025 rankings were released on 4 September 2025. As of early October 2026, the NIRF 2026 rankings had not yet been announced.
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1. Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)
SRCC is the best-known name for commerce in India and usually has the highest CUET cut-off scores for B.Com (Hons) at DU. Its course puts weight on accounting, finance, economics and business law, with active student societies for finance, consulting and entrepreneurship.
Placement data SRCC submitted for NIRF 2026 shows an average undergraduate placement rate of about 59% across the last three batches, as reported by Careers360. Recruiters typically include consulting firms, banks and the Big Four audit firms.
2. Hindu College
Hindu College ranked first among all colleges in India in NIRF 2025, the second year in a row. Its commerce department is known for strong faculty, IT-enabled classrooms and a department computer lab.
Students also benefit from the college’s wider campus life, including debating, theatre and its well-stocked library. Admission is very competitive.
3. Hansraj College
Hansraj, ranked third in NIRF 2025, has one of the strongest commerce departments on North Campus. Students often combine B.Com (Hons) with preparation for professional courses such as CA, CS and CMA.
The college has active commerce and finance societies and good sports facilities. It is a popular choice for students who want a balance of academics and extracurriculars.
4. Kirori Mal College
Kirori Mal College, ranked fourth in NIRF 2025, is one of DU’s oldest and largest colleges. Its commerce department is well regarded, and the college is famous for its theatre society, whose alumni include several film actors.
The large campus and wide mix of courses give commerce students plenty of chances to take part in cultural activities.
5. Lady Shri Ram College (LSR)
LSR is a women’s college in South Delhi and ranked 17th in NIRF 2025. Its B.Com (Hons) covers accounting, corporate law, economics and business organisation, and the department runs practical sessions on auditing and taxation.
LSR is known for its focus on social responsibility and leadership. Its placement cell has historically drawn recruiters from consulting, audit and financial services.
6. Ramjas College
Ramjas, on North Campus, has a large and popular commerce department with a mix of experienced and younger faculty. The course covers business communication, corporate accounting, business economics, management and corporate law.
The college is a good option for students whose CUET score falls just short of the top three colleges.
7. Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce
SGGSCC, in Pitampura, is one of the few DU colleges devoted mainly to commerce and management. It has active finance, marketing and placement societies and is a strong option for students who want a commerce-focused campus.
Cut-offs here are usually lower than at SRCC or Hindu, which makes it a realistic target for many applicants.
How admission to B.Com (Hons) at DU works in 2026
- Take CUET UG: conducted by the National Testing Agency, usually in May and June.
- Choose the right subjects: DU has required Mathematics or Applied Mathematics in the CUET subject combination for B.Com (Hons). Check the latest DU bulletin for the exact rule.
- Register on CSAS (UG): DU’s Common Seat Allocation System, where you list college and course preferences.
- Follow allocation rounds: seats are allotted round by round based on CUET scores and preferences. Accept your seat and pay fees within the deadline.
Fees for B.Com (Hons) at DU colleges are far lower than private universities, but they vary by college and change each year, so check each college’s prospectus. More guides on admissions and exams are in our Education section, and on managing student money in our Finance section.
Further reading: Shri Ram College of Commerce, The Commerce Department, Hindu College.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best college for B.Com (Hons) in Delhi University?
SRCC is widely seen as the best college for B.Com (Hons) in DU, followed closely by Hindu College, Hansraj College and Kirori Mal College.
How do I get admission to B.Com (Hons) in DU?
You must take CUET UG with the required subjects, register on DU’s CSAS (UG) portal, and get a seat through the allocation rounds based on your CUET score.
Is Maths compulsory for B.Com (Hons) in DU?
DU has required Mathematics or Applied Mathematics among the CUET subjects for B.Com (Hons). Confirm the rule in the current year’s admission bulletin.
Is B.Com (Hons) in DU a four-year course?
Yes. Under DU’s undergraduate curriculum framework, it is a four-year programme with exit options after the first, second or third year.
Sources: NIRF, Ministry of Education, University of Delhi admissions, Careers360 on SRCC placements.
