Ans. Yes, it is considered among the colleges that have the lowest cut-off as compared to colleges like LSR. However, the cut-offs are not below 80% in the majority of the courses.

Ans. The drawback of the college is that it does have enough fundraising facilities for providing good internship and placement opportunities to the students. Therefore, the students prefer opting in other colleges which provide better opportunities.

Ans. Yes, as the college is affiliated with Delhi university, the graduates will have better opportunities in high studies. The students will get an added advantage of getting reservation of seats for being a student of Delhi university in PG admission.

Ans. Yers, it is easier to secure a cut-off in Lakshmibai college as compared to LSR college. The cut-offs are low every year in Lakshmibai college.

Ans. Mostly, the seats in the unreserved category are not available in the 8th cut-off list. However, in SC and St category, it can be expected to have low cut-off in Lakshmibai college.

Ans. It depends on the cut-off released by the University for the particular course and the availability of seats in various categories. It is tough to get admission to the college from the general category with 80% marks.

Ans. Yes, the admission can be canceled by the student within 7 days from the admission days. The admission fees will be refunded as per the guidelines of Delhi University.

Ans. B.A (Hons) with Economics, English, and political science specialization are the popular courses in this college.

Ans. No, there is no entrance conducted by the college for admission of the student. The admission is provided as per the cut-off list prepared by Delhi University.

Ans. The cut-off varies with the specialization subjects offered by the college. For B.A English, the cut-off is 92.55 for the General category and 88% for the OBC category. Therefore, it varies with the specialization and category opted by the candidates.