Which DU colleges fall in the 850-900 Commerce score band?

In 2026 Round 1, this band included Ramjas, Sri Venkateswara, Kirori Mal (B.Com Programme), Daulat Ram and ARSD for B.Com (Hons.), and SRCC, St. Stephen’s and Hindu for Economics (Hons.).

Is 870 a good CUET score for DU Commerce?

A UR score around 870 in 2026 Round 1 opened options such as Ramjas B.Com (Hons.) (895.6) and Sri Venkateswara B.Com (Hons.) (891.5), though the very top colleges (900+) were out of reach.

What Economics (Hons.) colleges are in the 850-900 band?

SRCC (897.4), St. Stephen’s (892.0) and Hindu College (880.8) were the Economics (Hons.) options in this band in 2026 Round 1.

DU Commerce Colleges for 850-900 Score: 2026 Options

Students often ask which DU Commerce colleges are realistic at a given CUET score. Round 1 allocation data from CSAS 2026 can’t predict your outcome, but it does show where courses in the 850–900 UR range have historically landed.

Commerce and Economics options in the 850–900 band

A very strong score zone. Serious options span top and upper-mid Commerce/Economics courses, depending on category and preferences.

College	Programme	UR	OBC-NCL	SC	ST	EWS
Shri Ram College of Commerce	Economics (Hons.)	897.4	791.4	733.4	649.0	840.5
Ramjas College	B.Com (Hons.)	895.6	817.2	747.4	642.7	862.7
Kirori Mal College	B.A. Program (Economics + Political Science)	892.5	817.5	767.6	744.9	817.2
St. Stephen's College	Economics (Hons.)	892.0	—	759.3	837.5	—
Sri Venkateswara College	B.Com (Hons.)	891.5	811.1	741.9	635.2	860.6
Kirori Mal College	B.Com	889.8	809.0	740.1	650.5	853.1
Hansraj College	B.A. Program (Commerce + Economics)	887.3	797.9	716.4	655.5	847.8
Ramjas College	B.Com	884.0	801.9	729.7	624.8	850.2
Hindu College	Economics (Hons.)	880.8	772.5	714.7	627.7	818.5
Lady Shri Ram College (W)	B.A. Program (Computer Applications + Economics)	880.4	729.4	612.2	496.4	782.8
Sri Venkateswara College	B.Com	876.9	792.6	723.1	616.8	845.4
Lady Shri Ram College (W)	B.A. Program (Economics + Mathematics)	875.2	713.6	650.1	619.3	813.1
Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College	B.Com (Hons.)	869.3	—	—	—	—
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce	B.Com (Hons.)	865.5	—	—	—	—
Hansraj College	B.A. Program (Economics + History)	860.8	787.5	728.5	703.6	807.7
Miranda House (W)	B.A. Program (Economics + History)	860.4	803.6	742.8	722.4	827.6
Kirori Mal College	B.A. Program (Economics + Philosophy)	856.9	787.3	699.3	683.0	824.3
Daulat Ram College (W)	B.Com (Hons.)	856.4	766.3	696.8	576.6	829.2
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College	B.Com (Hons.)	854.5	780.0	701.8	584.6	838.7

How to read this band

Treat this as a planning signal, not a prediction. A course near the top of your band is a stretch option; one comfortably below is closer to a safe choice. Category-wise scores can shift this picture significantly.

Strategy for this score band

A few ambitious choices above or near your score band
Several target choices within your score band
Backup choices below your score band
Course alternatives, not only one dream course
BA Programme combinations where they fit your academic goals

Preparation implication

Moving from one score band to the next changes the quality and number of options available. That is why consistent mock testing and subject-wise revision matter before CUET, not after it.

A minimum allocation score is not a guaranteed admission score or a pre-declared cut-off. It is the lowest score allocated a seat in that round, and depends on eligibility, seat availability, category, tie-breaking and later rounds. Treat these as indicative planning benchmarks, not admission advice.

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Source: DU CSAS UG 2026 Round 1 allocation list (17 July 2026). Scores rounded to one decimal. Updated each admission cycle.

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