Life at SRCC - Ups and Downs

in SRCC you have two major courses BCom Honours and economic honours. as I wasn't eligible for the eco Honours course I opted for the BCom honours which is also the most preferred course given its comparatively easiness and same results as an eco Honours student. the security student ratio would be about 1: 50. the security seems to be average with the few teachers in the latter use having more experience where has initial use teachers of the additional subjects warrant seemingly much qualified and Vinod able to communicate effectively. students here try to focus on self learning rather than class based learning. examinations arant much difficult as you can score a decent 8 CGPA by just preparing during the study break. equations are usually based on the past use patterns except for the changes in the syllabus.

the companies are generally finance and consulting based such as Duestche Bank, SIG, Raam Group, Estee Advisors, Barclays, Bank of America, big 4s (EY, Deloitte), JSW. Tier Acompanies offer package of 30000 + with an average of 100000 per month while Tier B companies offer less than 30000 per month. approximately 50 to 100 students get an on campus internship opportunity. the criteria which the companies check is your CGPA your internship prior experience is your competitions and other extra curricular achievements

after the fourth semester you become eligible for the placements which are based on your immunity CGP up to the 4th semester as well as your internship and other opportunities mentioned in your CV. more than 50 + companies visit or college offering about 200 + placement offers. kindly the highest package went up to 40 lpa CTC USUALLY Tier A COMPANIES OFFER A CTC OF 15 LPA WHILE THE B Tier COMPANIES ARE BELOW 15 LPA. if you belong the top 25 to 30% you are sure to get a package in SRCC I am pursuing chartered accountancy along side and plan to finish it after my degree, which is another route apart from placementd most sought by students at SRCC

the fees is an average of 30000 which is slightly higher than the other colleges in Delhi University but still considerably low comparing most colleges in India. the facilities provided compared the fees is quite acceptable given association is completely centralised. hence the cause to study isn't a major factor. scholarships are provided both on merit and reservation based, with highly competitive tier. Currently, I am in the second year and in I am in the second year and applying for various Summer Internship opportunities on campus. The A-tier companies offer a package of minimum 30000 to an average of 1 lakh while the beat year ranges below 30000 to approx 10000. SRCC is one of the colleges in Delhi University to receive a wide variety of internship and placement opportunities as compared to other DU colleges

there are various societies in the college which conduct their annual events once every year based on their respective domains. the college also whose business conclave which is one of the Asia's largest undergraduate fest wearing famous personalities of various backgrounds are present in a 3 day event. first the conducted all round the year except on the examination months. library you will find a range of books Consulting academy as well as political historical novels fictions. classrooms have decent desk tables chairs, a blackboard or a whiteboard (for the newly established ones). SRCC holes a huge outdoor ground as well as an indoor sports complex hence all facilities and all various sports equipments of available. precisely there is a football ground a cricket pitch basketball court badminton courts table tennis courts. some of the famous societies or clubs in the college are the placement cell the financial investment cell the economic society the 180 degree Consulting society.

the hostel facility is decently good as compared to any external paying guest or flat. benefits is there it is within the campus so you do not have to travel a lot you get a good breakfast lunch and dinner on the respective time even during Sundays. the rooms are sufficiently sized with a good restroom facility. staff is friendly and keep a good eye on us. the registration process is a bit difficult given the high competition and Limited seeds available the affordability is really cheap compared to an outside facility. peel quality is poor to medium but compared to the outside facilities for food the hostel food is comparatively better. PGS and flats are generally in the locality of Kamla Nagar Vijayanagar Shakti Nagar

The admission process for our batch took a turn by initiation of the Entrance Exam as compared to the 12th Percentage of Final Exams. It led to a more varied distrbution of students. The Central University Entrance Test (CUET) was an MCQ based Test with syllabi similar to that of 12th leading to a common platform to judge students. The exam was quite easy with many scoring a percentile of 99 and above, making the competition quite strong. All the details of the application are present in the UGC, DU and CUET Samarth Portal. The reservations did play a role as they take almost half the seats in SRCC. Maybe, this reservation percentage could be reduced to an extent.