B.A. Economics (Hons.) is DU’s most quantitative Commerce-stream degree and a direct route into economics, analytics and finance. The scores below are UR minimum allocation scores from CSAS 2026 Round 1.

Top DU colleges for Economics (Hons.) by 2026 Round 1 UR score

SRCC and St. Stephen’s led, both in the 890s, with the leading colleges clustered in the high 800s.

CollegeUR score
Shri Ram College of Commerce897.4
St. Stephen's College892
Hindu College880.8
Lady Shri Ram College (W)851.2
Hansraj College849.2
Kirori Mal College836.6
Miranda House (W)834.9
Sri Venkateswara College827.3
Ramjas College826.3
Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College813.6
Jesus & Mary College (W)800.4
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce794.9

Category-wise scores at the top colleges

Category scores sit below UR. A few figures were not published by DU and are shown as a dash.

CollegeUROBC-NCLSCSTEWS
Shri Ram College of Commerce897.4791.4733.4649840.5
St. Stephen's College892759.3837.5
Hindu College880.8772.5714.7627.7818.5
Lady Shri Ram College (W)851.2707.8615524.2754.1
Hansraj College849.2712.8659.7583.6786.4

What CUET score do you need? Economics (Hons.) by band

Economics (Hons.) has fewer seats than B.Com (Hons.), so options thin out faster below the top band.

Your CUET score bandEconomics (Hons.) collegesScore range
850 – 8994851.2 – 897.4
800 – 8497800.4 – 849.2
750 – 7997762.1 – 794.9
700 – 7499704.8 – 748.4
650 – 6995653.0 – 690.7
600 – 6495609.2 – 641.4
Below 6003572.0 – 589.7

Alternatives worth considering

  • Economics combined with Mathematics in BA Programme — strong analytical base, lower scores.
  • B.Com (Hons.) — broader commerce coverage at similar top colleges.
  • Business Economics — applied, management-flavoured economics.

Preparation for Class 11 and Class 12 students

Economics (Hons.) rewards conceptual clarity and mathematical comfort. Build the quantitative side early — statistics, mathematical methods and applied economics — alongside consistent mock practice, rather than treating it as a memorisation subject.

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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