I also applied to few other DU colleges but I choose LSR because of its academic reputation, placements and campus enviroment. The admission process through CUET and CSAS counselling was smooth but the cutoffs were quite high. I got this college in one of the counselling rounds and did not wanted to miss the opportunity because its one of the best colleges in du.
course curriculum is well designed and covers most of the important topics. It helps in building good basics but I feel more practical exposure and industry related subjects should be added. Exams are held every semester with internals and if you study regularly they are not too difficult to clear.
The yearly fee is around Rs 25000-30000 so overall its quite affordable compare to many private colleges. The fee has increased a little over the years but not by a huge amount. There are scholarships for merit and reserved category students and some students also get financial aid from du or govt schemes. Overall I did nt faced any major issue regarding fees.
Campus life at LSR is really fun and active. There are many societies, sports and cultural events where students can take part and learn new things. The library has good collection of books and classrooms are decent with basic facilities. Overall the enviroment is friendly and you never get bored on campus.
The faculty is really good and most teachers are very helpfull if you ask doubts. The course structure is well planned with internals, assignments and semester exams. Exams are moderate so if you study regularly its not very difficult to score good marks. Overall the teacher student relation is quite friendly and supportive.
After 6th semester, the students are eligible for the placements. Decathlon, HCL and Bevzilla are the the mostly known companies visited our college. Average package is around 1.5 lakh and maximum is around 3.5 lakh. The percentage of students getting packages are around 75% I plan do fo B.ped and M.ped after this.
There are placement cell in our college that is really active but that also depends from course to course not all The courses have placements. But recently internship/research work/community outreach options have been given to us instead of SEC.
Placement it's all depends upon u how much u r doing hardwork. We know that not everyone get placements there will be some students who will get placements so count yourself in those students u will definitely get placements and try doing different activities during your college like internships etc . Definitely u will get placements
There are a large amount of course you can choose from in the school of open learning. I personally chose English honours as I was interested in the literature and mythological stories. The curriculum doesn't give you any exposure as there are classes only in Sundays so all the weekend you're on your own. I would suggest to improve the availability of the teachers and fix the teacher to students ratio
I don't have much information about placements as our course rarely provide placement opportunities as people take this course to get eligible to entrance exams or to build a base for pg courses like law One can opt for exams and further studies after this course