Is doing a Commerce course from a Delhi NCR college a good choice?

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Yes, a Commerce course is a great choice at the current time. There are plenty of opportunities where students can excel. Students can take a look at the table below for a comparison between the average course fees and the placement salaries at the top Commerce colleges in Delhi NCR:

College Name	Total Tuition Fee	Average Salary Package
Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi (SRCC)	INR 87,735	INR 8 LPA
Hindu College, University of Delhi	INR 78,000	INR 8 LPA
Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi	INR 71,010	INR 8 LPA
Hansraj College, University of Delhi	INR 540	INR 7 LPA
Ramjas College, University of Delhi	INR 47,718	INR 6 LPA

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