Life at LSR summed up: All you need to know

Internal examinations usually consist of term papers and presentations, usually an individual assessment, but, you can sometimes expect it to be a group task too. If you go over the readings and practice well from previous year question papers, you should be good to go.

LSR is known to be one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country, situated in the national capital, Delhi. Having completed my bachelors, I would say it is for all the right reasons. The college is situated in the prime Lajpat Nagar area, with nearest metro stations being, Moolchand and Kailash Colony. The college boasts its beautiful lawns and well-maintained infrastructure.

There are several societies like, Dramsoc, Elocution, VAPP, Dhyana, Dancesoc, MUN, WDC and Reach to name a few. The process for getting into one or more of these socities usually involves a written application (a google form with somewhere about 8-10 questions), a group discussion and a personal interview. You can join multiple societies depending on your inclinations and skill-set given the work and academic commitments allow you.

I made it to my dream college in the first merit list. LSR was my first choice for a number of reasons- 1. It was and is one of the top liberal arts colleges, in a way, brand value impacted my overall perception 2. The exposure it provides in terms of societies and internships 3. I didn't wanna go to North Campus 4. Distance from my place of stay 5. Placements It was a more of why I wanted to join LSR thought process rather than a why not so and so college. I got joined LSR, Delhi University used to release merit-based cut-off lists accounting for our performance in the Board exams.

It is not possible to provide a one-size-fits-all description for all the faculty members, but, generally, faculty members at LSR are quite experienced, approachable and wise.