Lakshmibai College B.A Review By Rangoli Gupta

Lakshmibai College may not have a huge campus like the north or south campus but it's beautiful and charming in its own way. The atmosphere is very friendly and the teachers are genuinely supportive. As a woman, I always feel safe to roam in the campus. Each department regularly organizes workshops, debates, events and sports activities, so you will always find something happening at the college. Shalimar Bagh and Shastri Nagar are the nearest metro stations and autos / ickshaws are always available near the main gate. The crowd is decent, making it a comfortable place to learn and grow.

Getting into Lakshmibai College required taking the CUET exam, with a cutoff range between 550 to 650 approximately. The college offers a wide range of courses. I am currently doing a B.A. program with Economics as my major and Computer Science as my minor. At first, I was not too sure about my choice of course, but it ended up being one of my best decisions. The faculty has been a constant source of guidance. It has allowed me to explore multiple fields and I feel much more confident about my path forward now.

In both Economics and Computer Science departments the faculty members are highly qualified. Their teaching methods are clear and very straightforward making it easy to understand. Thanks to them, I have never had to deal with the typical academic stress. Being an introvert I was initially hesitant to approach the teachers but they made me feel so comfortable that now I feel at ease asking any question.

We do have a placement cell called Winh, but to be honest, it is not super active right now. However, there is some internships available and the cell has connections with various NGOs.

We do not have a college hostel but there are few PGs and flats in the area, so finding a place to stay is not too hard. Lots of my friends live nearby and it is pretty convenient for them to get into the college.

The college has three main buildings and the infrastructure is decent. There are two big lawns, an auditorium, an activity area, labs, a canteen, a Mother dairy booth, library, reading room and a girl's common room. The classrooms are fine. The only downside is that the washrooms and drinking water could be better.

Campus life here is pretty good. I am happy with what's available although I think there are ways it could be even better. There are many workshops and events to get involved in. I have attended some events where guests like Sidharth Malhotra, Disha Patani, Rashi Khanna (for film promotion), Lok sabha speaker Om Birla and Dr Vikas Divyakirti the founder of Drishti IAS, came to speak. We also have lots of fun with debates, research paper competitions and various other activities.