DU CUET B.Com Cut Off 2026: College-Wise Marks and Dates
Get complete details on DU CUET B.Com Cut Off 2026, important dates, last year's college-wise marks, and tips to choose the right college during counselling.
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If you are waiting for the DU CUET B.Com Cut Off 2026, you are probably refreshing the CSAS portal every few hours. We get it. Choosing between B.Com and B.Com (Hons) at Delhi University feels like picking your favourite child, except this child decides your career path.
The University of Delhi will release the first CUET cut off list for B.Com courses on 16 July 2026. Only students who registered on the DU CSAS UG Portal can check their allotment status. So if you have not registered yet, this is your gentle nudge to stop scrolling and go fill that form.
Why the B.Com Cut Off Matters So Much
Commerce is one of the most popular streams at DU, and colleges like Shri Ram College of Commerce and Hindu College attract thousands of applicants every year. This means the cut off marks for these colleges stay high. Last year, SRCC's B.Com (Hons) cut off for the General category crossed 917 marks. That is not a typo. Delhi University does not believe in easy admissions.
This year, since the CUET exam had a moderate difficulty level, experts expect the cut off to climb even higher. So if you scored well, congratulations. If you did not, do not panic yet. DU releases multiple rounds of seat allocation, and things often shift as students accept or reject seats.
Important Dates to Keep on Your Radar
Here is a quick rundown of the DU CSAS 2026 schedule so you do not miss any step:
- Registration Phase I: 26 June to 11 July 2026
- Registration Phase II: 3 July to 11 July 2026
- Correction Window: 10 July to 11 July 2026
- Simulated DU UG Ranks: 12 July 2026
- Preference Change Window: 12 July to 13 July 2026
- First CSAS Seat Allocation List: 16 July 2026
- Last date to accept the seat: 18 July 2026
- College verification window: 16 July to 20 July 2026
- Last date to pay fees: 21 July 2026
- Second CSAS Seat Allocation List: 25 July 2026
Mark these on your calendar. Set reminders. Maybe even ask a friend to nudge you, because missing a deadline in this process can cost you a seat.
A Look at Last Year's B.Com Cut Off Marks
While the 2026 cut off is not out yet, last year's numbers give a solid idea of what to expect. Here is a snapshot from some popular DU colleges for B.Com (Hons), General category:
- Shri Ram College of Commerce: 917.43
- Hindu College: 912.21
- Lady Shri Ram College for Women: 906.37
- Hansraj College: 901.71
- Kirori Mal College: 897.17
- Sri Venkateswara College: 886.99
- Ramjas College: 889.38
For plain B.Com (Programme), colleges like Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College and Daulat Ram College had cut offs above 820 marks for the General category. If your target college is not on this list, do not worry. DU has dozens of colleges offering B.Com, and many have more reasonable cut offs, especially for reserved categories.
Choosing Your College Wisely
Here is a tip that experienced students swear by: rank your preferences carefully on the CSAS portal. Do not just list the top five famous colleges and leave it there. DU allotment works on a preference and rank system, so listing more colleges gives you a better shot at getting a seat in the first few rounds itself.
Also, keep an eye on NIRF rankings while making your list. For 2025, Hindu College topped the chart among DU colleges, followed by Miranda House, Hansraj College, and Kirori Mal College. Rankings are not everything, but they do help you compare colleges beyond just the cut off numbers.
What If You Miss the First List?
Do not lose hope if your name is not on the first allocation list. DU releases a second list on 25 July 2026, and cut offs often drop as seats vacate. Many students get into their preferred college only in the second or third round. So keep checking the portal and keep your documents ready for verification.
If B.Com does not work out this year at your dream college, remember that CUET scores are also accepted by other central universities like Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, and Jawaharlal Nehru University. Keep your options open and your paperwork organised. This admission season moves fast, and being prepared is your best strategy.
