SRCC GBO

No. This is an independent study resource written for candidates preparing for the GBO entrance test. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Shri Ram College of Commerce or the University of Delhi. Always treat SRCC's own admission pages as the authoritative source for rules, dates and eligibility.

It is the P.G. Diploma in G.B.O, a postgraduate diploma in Global Business Operations offered at Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi. SRCC's site lists it under postgraduate courses as 'PGDGBO' and links a separate GBO site from its main navigation.

We do not state a figure. SRCC's admissions page returned an error when this page was compiled, so no official question count or duration could be confirmed. Check SRCC's current admission criteria and FAQ pages, and plan practice around the format SRCC publishes for your cycle.

The study plan here is built on four equally weighted areas: English Comprehension and Verbal Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation, and General Awareness and Business Awareness. Use these as preparation buckets rather than an official marking scheme, and verify the actual sections with SRCC.

Expect a competitive, speed-sensitive paper. Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation reward accuracy under time pressure, while English and General Awareness reward steady reading. Difficulty is less about obscure content and more about sustaining accuracy across four sections without letting one weak area consume your time.

Retake rules are set by SRCC for each admission cycle and were not confirmed here. Do not assume you can sit multiple times in one cycle. Read SRCC's admission criteria and rules page for the cycle you are targeting, and treat each attempt as your only one when planning.

Start with Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning, since these improve slowest and need the longest practice runway. Run English reading and vocabulary daily in short blocks. Keep General Awareness and Business Awareness as a rolling habit, revised weekly, rather than a last-month cram.

Three recurring failures: sinking too long into one Data Interpretation set, guessing on General Awareness instead of skipping, and practising untimed. Simulate section timers from early on, log every wrong answer with its cause, and revisit those logs weekly so the same mistake does not repeat.

Only from SRCC. The college's navigation lists 'GBO Admissions 2026', an Admission Criteria & Rules page, Past cut-offs and an FAQ, plus a dedicated GBO site linked from the main menu. Fees, dates and eligibility were not confirmed when this page was compiled, so verify them there before applying.