Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), University of Delhi, provides separate hostel accommodation for male and female students through its Boys’ Hostel and Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel. The hostels are located on the college campus and primarily cater to outstation students. Hostel admission is separate from college admission, and securing admission to SRCC does not guarantee a hostel seat. Allocation is subject to eligibility, merit, category norms and availability. SRCC released its 2026-27 hostel admission notices and prospectuses in July 2026, with subsequent admission and vacancy notices issued during July and August.
SRCC Hostel Overview
SRCC has separate residential facilities for boys and girls. The Boys’ Hostel provides accommodation for male students, while the Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel (SRMGH) provides accommodation for female students. Both hostels are located within the college campus.
The Girls’ Hostel has 126 seats distributed across different courses and semesters. It has 62 furnished rooms, with rooms generally allotted on a twin-sharing basis. The hostel is intended primarily for outstation female students, and reservation norms approved by the University of Delhi are followed.
The latest SRCC announcements show that hostel admissions for the 2026-27 academic session were conducted through separate admission notices, application forms, prospectuses and merit lists for boys and girls. Vacancy-based admission notices were also issued for the Boys’ Hostel.
| Particulars | Details |
| Boys' Hostel | Available |
| Girls' Hostel | Shri Ram Memorial Girls' Hostel |
| Girls' Hostel Capacity | 126 seats |
| Girls' Hostel Rooms | 62 furnished rooms |
| Room Type – Girls' Hostel | Twin sharing |
| Location | Within SRCC campus |
| Eligibility | Admitted SRCC students meeting hostel criteria |
| Hostel Admission | Separate from college admission |
| Seat Availability | Limited; hostel admission cannot be claimed as a right |
SRCC Hostel Fees 2026-27
The SRCC Boys’ Hostel Prospectus 2026-27 prescribes an admission-time total of INR 57,850, comprising annual hostel charges and security/advance components. The official fee structure includes charges for utensils and furniture, maintenance, development, room rent, security, housekeeping, establishment, student activities, electricity, water, caution money, mess security and mess advance.
SRCC Boys' Hostel Fee Structure 2026-27
| Fee Component | Amount (INR) |
| Admission Fee | 100 |
| Utensils & Furniture | 12,100 |
| Medical Sanitation | 100 |
| Hostel Union Fee | 700 |
| Magazine Fees | 300 |
| Common Room Fee | 600 |
| Property/House Taxes | 2,000 |
| Repair & Maintenance Fee | 4,200 |
| Geyser & Fan Charges | 300 |
| Garden Fees | 2,200 |
| Development Fee | 4,000 |
| Room Rent | 2,500 |
| Contingency Fee | 3,000 |
| Campus Security | 10,000 |
| Housekeeping Charge | 1,300 |
| Establishment Fee | 10,050 |
| Student Activity Fee | 2,000 |
| Electricity Charges | 1,800 |
| Water Charges | 600 |
| Caution Money | 1,000 |
| Mess Security | 4,000 |
| Mess Advance | 5,000 |
| Total at Admission | 57,850 |
The INR 57,850 figure is the amount specified in the latest available SRCC Boys’ Hostel fee structure. Students should refer to the prospectus for the relevant academic year before making payment because hostel charges may be revised.
For the Girls’ Hostel, SRCC states that residents pay prescribed annual charges and security amounts at admission, while electricity, water and mess charges are payable separately on an actual basis. The college directs students to refer to the prospectus for the concerned academic year for the complete fee structure.
SRCC Hostel Eligibility and Rules
Hostel admission at SRCC is primarily intended for eligible outstation students. Admission to the college alone does not guarantee hostel accommodation.
Girls' Hostel Eligibility
For first-year UG and PG students, admission to the Girls’ Hostel is based on merit in the qualifying examination under the relevant category and the criteria used for admission to the course. The applicant's parents should not reside or have a job assignment in Delhi NCR. SRCC specifically includes areas such as Faridabad, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Sonipat, Bahadurgarh, Bagpat and Palwal within the NCR consideration for hostel eligibility.
For students beyond the first year, the Girls’ Hostel requires applicants to have progressed to the second or third year of UG or second year of PG, secured at least 60% aggregate marks in the previous examination (55% for SC, ST and PwD categories), cleared all previous papers and maintained at least 75% attendance in the previous year.
Students are also required to have a local guardian in Delhi. Hostel admission is not a matter of right and depends on the applicable rules and available seats.
Important Hostel Rules
SRCC maintains strict discipline in its hostels. The Girls’ Hostel follows a zero-tolerance policy towards smoking, liquor, drugs, gambling and intoxicants. Daily roll call is conducted at 8:30 PM, and residents must comply with notified hostel timings. Leave requires prior approval from the Warden.
The Boys’ Hostel also requires residents to carry their hostel identity cards, record entry and exit in the prescribed register and follow visitor and security regulations. Ragging is strictly prohibited.
SRCC Hostel Facilities, Mess & Student Life
SRCC hostels provide furnished accommodation and facilities intended to support academic work, recreation and daily living.
The Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel provides twin-sharing furnished rooms, daily housekeeping, separate washrooms, a fully air-conditioned mess and a fully air-conditioned common room. Residents have access to Wi-Fi throughout the hostel and can use in-campus outsourced laundry services.
Major Facilities
- Furnished hostel rooms
- Twin-sharing accommodation in the Girls’ Hostel
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate washrooms
- Air-conditioned mess
- Common room with television
- Chess, carrom and table tennis
- Newspapers and magazines
- In-campus laundry service
- Garden area
- Access to college academic and recreational facilities
The Girls’ Hostel mess operates on a resident-managed model under the supervision of the Warden. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served, with the menu decided by the residents’ council.
| Facility | Details |
| Accommodation | Furnished rooms; twin sharing in Girls' Hostel |
| Wi-Fi | Available round the clock in Girls' Hostel |
| Housekeeping | Daily cleaning |
| Mess | Separate hostel mess |
| Dining | Breakfast, lunch and dinner |
| Common Room | Air-conditioned |
| Indoor Recreation | Chess, carrom, table tennis |
| Entertainment | LCD television, newspapers and magazines |
| Laundry | In-campus outsourced laundry service |
| Garden | Available within Girls' Hostel |
SRCC Hostel Admission and Application Process
Hostel admission is conducted separately from the regular college admission process. SRCC publishes hostel-specific notices, application forms, prospectuses and merit/admission lists through its official website.
For the 2026-27 academic session, SRCC published the Boys’ Hostel prospectus and admission schedule in July 2026. The Girls’ Hostel prospectus, application form and admission notice were also published in July 2026, followed by revised admission lists and subsequent notices.
SRCC Hostel Application Process
- Secure admission to the relevant SRCC UG or PG programme.
- Check the hostel admission notification released by SRCC.
- Read the hostel prospectus and eligibility requirements carefully.
- Complete the prescribed hostel application form within the notified deadline.
- Submit the required academic, residence and category documents.
- Wait for the hostel merit/admission list.
- Complete hostel admission formalities if selected.
- Pay the prescribed hostel fee and applicable security/advance amount.
- Complete room allotment and reporting formalities.
- Follow hostel rules and submit leave/other forms whenever required.
Documents Required
The Girls’ Hostel specifies documents including proof of present/permanent residence, marksheet of the last qualifying examination, Class 10 certificate and marksheet, category certificate where applicable and the college admission fee slip. Anti-ragging undertakings from the student and parent are also required in the prescribed format.
SRCC Hostel Cancellation and Fee Refund
SRCC allows hostel residents to withdraw their hostel admission, subject to the applicable refund rules.
For the Girls’ Hostel, if the room is vacated up to August 31 of the year of admission, INR 5,000 is deducted from the annual charges. If the room is vacated after August 31, annual charges are not refunded. Mess charges are recovered on an actual basis, while actual electricity and water charges for the month are also recovered.
For the Boys’ Hostel, the latest published information states that if the room is vacated within 10 days of admission, INR 5,000 is deducted from the annual charges. After 10 days, annual charges are not refunded. Mess charges are recovered on actual basis, while actual electricity and water charges for the month are also payable.
| Hostel | Refund Rule |
| Girls' Hostel | Up to Aug 31: INR 5,000 deducted; after Aug 31: annual charges non-refundable |
| Boys' Hostel | Within 10 days: INR 5,000 deducted; after 10 days: annual charges non-refundable |
| Mess | Recovered on actual basis |
| Electricity & Water | Actual charges applicable |
SRCC Hostel FAQs
Does SRCC provide hostel accommodation?
Yes. SRCC provides separate hostel accommodation for boys and girls on campus. The Girls’ Hostel is known as the Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel.
Is hostel accommodation guaranteed after admission to SRCC?
No. Admission to SRCC does not automatically guarantee a hostel seat. Hostel admission is subject to eligibility, merit, applicable category rules and seat availability.
How many seats are available in the SRCC Girls’ Hostel?
The Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel has 126 seats distributed across different courses and semesters. It has 62 furnished rooms, generally allotted on a twin-sharing basis.
What is the SRCC Boys’ Hostel fee for 2026-27?
The total amount payable at admission to the SRCC Boys’ Hostel for 2026-27 is INR 57,850 as per the published fee structure. This includes annual hostel charges along with security, caution money and mess advance components.
Are mess charges included in the SRCC hostel fee?
The hostel fee includes the prescribed mess security and mess advance components, but actual mess charges are recovered separately according to hostel rules. Electricity and water charges are also recovered based on applicable actual charges.
Who is eligible for the SRCC Girls’ Hostel?
Eligible SRCC female students can apply for hostel accommodation subject to the applicable prospectus criteria. First-year UG and PG applicants are assessed primarily on merit and must meet the outstation-student requirements. Students beyond the first year must meet additional academic, attendance and conduct requirements.
Is there an attendance requirement for SRCC hostel accommodation?
Yes. For students applying to the Girls’ Hostel beyond the first year, SRCC specifies a minimum of 75% attendance in the previous year, along with the required academic performance and clearance of previous papers.
Can Delhi NCR students apply for the SRCC hostel?
Hostel accommodation is primarily intended for outstation students. For the Girls’ Hostel, parents of the applicant should not reside or have a job assignment in Delhi NCR, with SRCC specifically listing several NCR districts and cities under its eligibility criteria.
What facilities are available at the SRCC Girls’ Hostel?
The Girls’ Hostel provides furnished twin-sharing rooms, Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping, an air-conditioned mess, an air-conditioned common room, television, newspapers, magazines, indoor games and in-campus laundry services.
What are the SRCC hostel admission documents?
Documents generally include proof of residence, the last qualifying examination marksheet, Class 10 certificate and marksheet, category certificate where applicable and the SRCC college admission fee slip. Anti-ragging undertakings are also required as prescribed.
What happens if I cancel my SRCC hostel admission?
Refunds depend on the hostel and the date of vacation. For the Girls’ Hostel, vacating by August 31 results in a deduction of INR 5,000 from annual charges, while annual charges are not refunded after August 31. The Boys’ Hostel follows a 10-day rule for deduction of INR 5,000.
Does SRCC have separate boys’ and girls’ hostels?
Yes. SRCC has a Boys’ Hostel and the Shri Ram Memorial Girls’ Hostel, with separate admission procedures and rules.
Where can students check the latest SRCC hostel admission notices?
Students should check the official SRCC website and its announcements section for the latest hostel prospectuses, admission forms, schedules, merit lists and vacancy notices. The 2026-27 admission cycle included separate notices for both boys’ and girls’ hostels.
