LAD offers undergraduate programmes exclusively for women students in Arts, Science, Home Science, Commerce and Management. Besides the general degree courses, it also offers B. Com in Computer Application, BBA and B. Sc Biotechnology courses.

Those applying for general undergraduate programmes in Arts, Science, Home Science and Commerce need to successfully clear 10+2 examinations conducted by any recognized higher secondary board in the relevant stream to be eligible for admission. Undergraduate admissions are based on merit.

Based on a candidates’ academic performance, the college releases a merit list. Selected candidates need to register themselves online and appear for counselling conducted by the college. 

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• The college offers several short-term certificate courses in a number of languages as a value-addition for its students.
• Soft Skills Training and a Certificate Course in Advertising are also provided to the students.

LAD offers Bachelor of Applied Electronics and Software Technology, Bachelor of Cosmetic Technology, Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (HMCT) and Bachelor of Interior Design. Candidates applying for Bachelor of Applied Electronics and Software Technology course must clear 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English as compulsory subjects. Diploma holders in Electronics, Computers or IT can gain lateral entry in the 2nd year.

Bachelor in Cosmetic Technology course requires a candidate to clear 10+2 with minimum 50% (45% for reserved category) marks in higher secondary examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Maths/Biology and English as compulsory subjects. For HMCT and Interior Design courses, candidates must clear 10+2 in Arts/Science/Commerce streams with at least 50% (45% for reserved category) marks in 10+2.

HMCT applicants must appear for MAH-B.HMCT-CET to be eligible for admission. Diploma holders in Interior Design and Decoration can gain lateral entry in the Interior Design course offered by the college. Candidates are admitted on the basis of academic merit.

B. HMCT must produce scores obtained in the Maharashtra CET for Hotel Management and Catering. Those applying for the Bachelors in Interior Design course have to appear for a ‘Creativity Test’ which has 40% weightage in evaluation. Shortlisted candidates have to appear for counselling. Final selection takes into account a candidate’s academic performance, entrance test score (if applicable) and seat availability. 

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• Meritorious students in Cosmetic Technology are awarded certificates of excellence by the prestigious Yardley of London.
• Interaction with industry experts and internship opportunities form a part of the curricula.

The postgraduate courses offered by LAD include M. Sc degree courses in Home Science (Human Development and Home Science Extension) and Biotechnology, M.A courses in Home Economics and Political Science, M. Com and specialization courses like Master of Cosmetic Technology, Master of Hotel Management and Catering Technology and Master of Fashion Design.

A couple of PG Diploma courses in Fashion Technology and Quality Assurance of Cosmetics are also offered by the college. Candidates must successfully complete graduation in the Master’s course applied for to be eligible for admission.

Those who meet the eligibility criteria prescribed for the particular course can apply offline by obtaining the application forms from the college. Based on a candidate’s marks in 10+2 and graduation, the college releases a merit list of shortlisted candidates. They need to register on the college website and attend counselling conducted at the college premises. 

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