While Lady Shri Ram (LSR) College, like most colleges in Delhi University, primarily uses English as the medium of instruction, it's possible to take your course in Hindi if you choose a Hindi language course or if your professor allows it. However, the primary language of instruction and course materials is generally English.

For most courses at LSR, the medium of instruction is English.

If you are pursuing a BA (Hons) in Hindi, then you will naturally be studying in Hindi.

Some professors may use both English and Hindi, especially in courses with a diverse student body, but course materials are usually provided in English.

You can generally write your exams in Hindi even if the course is taught in English, but it's advisable to check the specific guidelines for your course and college.

If you are interested in Hindi as a subject, you can choose Hindi as one of your subjects in the CUET exam and potentially pursue a BA (Hons) in Hindi at LSR.

Your admission will be based on your performance in the CUET exam and other eligibility criteria, and the medium of instruction in your previous classes (like 12th) is not a barrier for admission.