What Students Say
Likes
- The college's faculty and professors are extremely knowledgeable with deep insights of the topics they teach.
- Safety around the campus and inside the campus is really strict, given that it's a Women's college.
- The college campus is beautiful, for ex: it has a dedicated space called the 'gokul' which demonstrates the biosphere. The college's ecosystem is quiet and peaceful with the hustle bustle of the college students.
Dislikes
- The infrastructure of the college, wifi doesn't work, washroom are quiet cramped and dimly lit. Some of the corridors are very dimly lit and it sometimes does not feel nice.
- Administrative work is a little slow and takes a lot of energy
- Fest and Cultural exposure is limited and college does not allow a lot of fests.
Course Curriculum Overview
The following curriculum is designed in accordance with the NEP 2020. It discusses the ancient political structures of India as a nation-state and the political philosophy of Western nations. The course offers deep insight into India's political workings and institutions. Further, it also dives deep into the revolutionary thinkers of the past and explores their ideas and thoughts that help students understand the political evolution from a historical perspective.
Fees and Financial Aid
For BA (hons) Political Science, the total fees is Rs 13,493/-. The breakdown of the total fees is as follows:- Tution fees: 180/- Student University Welfare Fund: 250/- College Students Welfare Fund: 5870/- University Development Fund: 1200/- University Facilities & Service Charges: 1250/- College Facilities and Service Charges: 1503/- Economically Weaker Section & Support University Fund: 200/- Delhi University Student Union Fund: 40/- The fee structure for all the categories is the same. The college offers concessions on the basis of attendance, good behaviour and satisfactory progress. Financial aid is also awarded to deserving and needy students from the Student's aid fund. The scholarships are offered by the Delhi Government and the Scholarship Cell, University of Delhi. 2 scholarships are offered by the Delhi Government: (i) Merit Scholarship for SC, ST students (ii) Post Matric Scholarship for OBC students.
Campus Life
For the last 2 years, the college has been organizing an annual fest called 'Saptrang'. It's a pretty good experience, but comparing it to the North Campus colleges would be a mistake. Saptrang is nowhere near the other college fests like Mecca, Crossroads etc.
Admission
To take admission into the college, the candidate must give the CUET UG. The minimum score to get into Lakshmibai College is around 600-750 out of 800. For me personally, this was the only college I could get for the score that I received after normalization (that was pretty low).
Faculty
The professors and educators are extremely knowledgeable and masters of their own fields. They are patient and teach with utmost dedication and passion. The teachers not only teach you but also guide you and help you figure out the problems that you might face in your college life
Night Life
The college is near busy markets and around 3.5 km away from the main North Campus. There are bakeries, cafes, shopping centres, and movie theatres. The college is well connected to metro stations, the closest being Shastri Nagar (Red Line), Inderlok (Red Line), and Shalimar Bagh (Pink Line). There are parks nearby as well. Autos and e-rickshaws are readily available as well.
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