Lakshmibai College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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.

Initially i took this course beacuse i filled it as a backup for coming into delhi university but now i can say that the course is very interesting and it is practically applicable in daily life. Tho the theory exams are quite difficult and subjects like advance mme where max students fail exist but then also it is doable and has market value

The rise in mental health problems especially in an Indian society where even acknowledging such problems is considered a tabboo and are often ignored and passed off as irrelevant or unnecessary, I strongly felt the need to take part in creating awareness, as someone who has experienced these problems firsthand. The curriculum of this course in this college comes with a lot of benefits, apart from the syllabus, the exposure, the constant seminars and one on one sessions our faculty, our society provides is truly commendable and helps us in learning about problems in real time, preparing us for the outside world. Frequent class tests are taken by our teachers to make sure we are learning thoroughly. The difficulty of exams i would say is moderate, and carefully crafted to cater towards our naivety.

The history course which I'm pursuing at my college does a great job of connecting historical events to current global issues. And the course emphasizes critical thinking and analytical writing skills that are incredibly valuable in many career paths , the course even offers a thorough survey of major historical periods too.

Well after alot of changes in the nep policies its new for both teachers and students. But one thing that is still constant is unnecessary memorising of notes. Which i find irrelevant and not comprehensive.

Yes there is GE and I chose sanskrit which is really good It is very interesting Btw the teacher who is teaching to us is good but she can improve more otherwise she is good I didn't give any exam but this class runs thrice in a week 1 hour

specific aspects to the curriculum that influenced me to choose this course is my teacher who influenced me because i am not good in studies as well so my teacher suggest me to do this course so thats why i choose this chorse

The difficulty level of my course was very easy. I did thought that it would be moderate and we would be learning a lot of things that should be taught in a college level. But to my surprise the curriculum was somewhat mediocre as in the final year, we were still studying what we were taught in school. But nevertheless, I did gained some important insights which helped me choose my career ahead.

The course that I am doing is gaining Depand and has a huge scope. Exams are held twice a year and last for 1-1.5 months. Rest all we have to do is submit assignments and make notes. The exams are very easy in comparison to the exams held at private colleges. The exams are held in the college only.

Students become eligible for placements from their 1 semester only they can do any internship , they can join the placement cell and when the yearly fair is organised they can apply for the respective companies.