| About the College |
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce (SGGSCC) is a constituent college of the University of Delhi. Established in 1984, it is the second commerce college of the University of Delhi. The college was established under the aegis of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee, a statutory body constituted under an Act of Parliament. |
| History |
The college began in temporary barracks with 129 students and six faculty members. According to the current official college profile, it has grown to more than 2,500 students and a dedicated faculty involved in teaching, research, mentoring and academic administration. |
| Institutional Identity |
The college is named after the Tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, and follows the motto "Behold All Human Race as One". The college states that it seeks to nurture intellectually competent, ethically grounded individuals committed to contributing meaningfully to society. |
| University Affiliation |
Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce is a constituent college of the University of Delhi. |
| NAAC Accreditation |
The official SGGSCC website states that the college is accredited by NAAC with Grade A++. |
| Academic Focus |
The college offers undergraduate and postgraduate education across commerce, economics, management studies, business economics, computer science and Punjabi. |
| UG Admission |
The college states that undergraduate admissions are conducted according to Delhi University guidelines issued from time to time. |
| CUET UG |
The current SGGSCC admission section provides information related to CUET(UG) 2026 and directs applicants to the University of Delhi UG Bulletin of Information and DU admission process. |
| B.Com Admission |
Admission to B.Com is conducted according to the applicable University of Delhi admission process. |
| B.Com. (Hons.) Admission |
Admission to B.Com. (Hons.) is conducted according to the applicable University of Delhi undergraduate admission process. |
| B.Sc. Computer Science Admission |
The official B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science programme page lists 46 seats and states that admission is merit based through the centralised admission process of the University of Delhi. |
| BMS Admission |
Bachelor in Management Studies is listed by SGGSCC as an entrance-based undergraduate programme. |
| BBE Admission |
B.A. (Hons.) Business Economics is listed by SGGSCC as an entrance-based undergraduate programme. |
| M.Com Admission |
Admission to M.Com. is centralised at the University of Delhi. |
| PG Diploma Admission |
The college states that admission to the postgraduate diploma courses is based on Group Discussion and Interview in the applicable admission cycle. |
| Major Recruiters |
The official Placement Cell identifies D. E. Shaw & Co., Bain & Company, Boston Consulting Group, Ernst & Young, Deloitte, Alvarez & Marsal and Dalberg among organisations participating in recruitment. |
| Training and Placement Cell |
The Placement Cell supports students in their transition from higher education to professional careers. It organises training sessions, workshops and skill-building initiatives designed to improve employability, industry awareness and professional readiness. |
| Placement Contact |
The official Placement Cell contact email is placements@sggscc.ac.in. |
| Internship Opportunities |
The Internship Season 2024-25 recorded more than 110 recruiters and provided internship opportunities with average, median and highest stipends reported by the official Placement Cell. |
| Library |
The college has a well-equipped library supporting teaching, learning and research. |
| Smart Classrooms |
Smart classrooms are available as part of the college academic infrastructure. |
| Computer Laboratories |
Computer laboratories support practical learning and technology-related academic activities. |
| Seminar Facilities |
Seminar and conference facilities support academic events, lectures, workshops and conferences. |
| Conference Facilities |
The college has conference facilities for academic and institutional events. |
| Auditorium |
The campus has an auditorium for academic, cultural and institutional programmes. |
| Sports Facilities |
The official college profile lists sports facilities, a gymnasium and a shooting range. |
| Accessibility |
The official college profile states that ramps and lifts are available across the campus to improve accessibility. |
| Cafeteria |
Cafeteria facilities are available on campus. |
| Gurdwara Sahib |
The campus houses Guru Gobind Singh Ji Gurdwara Sahib, where students, faculty and staff come together for community and service activities. |
| Mata Sahib Kaur Girls Hostel |
The official college profile states that the Mata Sahib Kaur Girls Hostel provides residential facilities for outstation students. |
| Hostel Admission |
Hostel accommodation is subject to the college hostel admission process, availability and applicable rules. |
| Centre of Excellence |
The Centre of Excellence provides opportunities for skill development, professional certifications, research, industry interaction and experiential learning. |
| Centre for Professional Development |
The Centre for Professional Development offers short-term add-on courses designed to equip students with additional skills and tools for the competitive job market. Courses are taught by professionals and industry experts. |
| Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Acceleration |
The Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Acceleration, CIIA-NEST, provides opportunities related to entrepreneurship, innovation, experiential learning and professional development. |
| Foreign Language Classes |
Foreign language classes are conducted three times a week after the regular college classes. |
| Research Culture |
Research and academic engagement are an important part of the college academic culture. Faculty members contribute through research publications, consultancy assignments and participation in academic and policy discussions. |
| Journal of Business Thought |
The college publishes the Journal of Business Thought, an annual refereed journal. The official college profile states that it is a peer-reviewed, ABDC indexed journal. |
| Research Projects |
The college supports research projects and provides opportunities for faculty and students to participate in academic research. |
| Conferences and Seminars |
The college regularly organises conferences, seminars, workshops and faculty development programmes. |
| Solar Energy |
The college has adopted solar energy generation as part of its environmental responsibility initiatives. |
| Water Conservation |
Water conservation is among the environmental responsibility measures undertaken by the college. |
| Green Campus |
The college undertakes green campus initiatives as part of its environmental responsibility. |
| NCC |
NCC is available as a student development and extracurricular activity. |
| NSS |
NSS provides opportunities for students to participate in community service and social development activities. |
| Counselling |
The college provides student support and counselling facilities. |
| Grievance Redressal |
The college maintains student grievance redressal mechanisms. |
| Anti-Ragging |
The college maintains an Anti-Ragging Committee and publishes anti-ragging guidelines for students. |
| Internal Complaints Committee |
The college maintains an Internal Complaints Committee and gender sensitisation mechanisms. |
| Equal Opportunity |
The college provides mechanisms supporting equal opportunity and inclusive participation. |
| Student Societies and Clubs |
The official college profile states that the campus has more than 40 student societies and clubs covering leadership, creativity, innovation, cultural enrichment and community engagement. |
| Student Activities |
Student societies and clubs provide opportunities for leadership, creativity, innovation, cultural enrichment and community engagement. |
