Being an All-India Institution Lucknow Christian College has a number of students from non- Hindi speaking states and foreign countries. Hence the medium of instruction in the faculty of Science is mainly English; Hindi is mainly used in other faculties. However, in all faculties, Hindi and English are used bilingually so that students of bothlinguistic backgrounds can follow lectures. Examination papers are printed in both English and Hindi. The University has given freedom to the students to write the examinations in Hindi or English. Students may consult Lucknow University Prospectus for details of courses, examination, attendance, relevant ordinances etc.

Lucknow Christian College aims at an all round development of its students. To this end a supervised programme of co-curricular activities is conducted by various departments to promote initiative and provide channels through which their abilities may develop in the right direction.

Classes in Moral and Spiritual Education are held twice a week. Chapel services are held on two other days of the week in the Bishop Chitambar Memorial Chapel. All students are expected to attend and benefit from this service.

The National Service Scheme is an Indian Government-sponsored public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the government of India. The programme aims to inculcate social welfare in students. NSS volunteers of the college work to ensure that every one in need gets help. They conduct several camps on sanitation, blood donation, environmental health and several social issues. It has been an integral part of the College since 1969.

The National Cadet Corps is the youth wing of the armed forces with its headquarters in New Delhi. An organisation engaged in grooming the youth of the country into disciplined and patriotic citizens, came to Lucknow Christian College in 1975. The Cadets are given basic military training in small arms and parades. They are also encouraged to participate in training programmes held across the state and country throughout the year.

This is an exclusive society which comprises of top meritorious students with Chapters in different departments. This prestigious academic body is a unique forum to give recognition and encouragement to intellectual achievements.

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Lucknow Christian College offers to its Christian students the membership of the Students Christian Movement. The SCM inculcates Christian teachings & values in students through regular Bible studies, retreats and other interactive programmes. The students also present carol programmes during the Christmas season.

As per Govt. provisions, the College offers fee concessions to its deserving students.

Facilities are available for the encouragement of ahigh degree of excellence in games and sports. There is a plenty of space for field events and games as well as well-maintained athletic tracks.

The College magazine ‘The Collegian’ is published annually. The magazine encourages literary contributions from students and staff.

This cell makes the students aware of various career options available to them and helps the students to decide their career.

This cell is responsible for arranging campus interviews and help students facing the interviews. Many National and Multi-national Companies have conducted interviews in our college, the selected candidates were issued the offerletters on the spot.

The college has a AIDS Awareness Cell. The cell aims to prepare volunteers to make people aware of this disease.

The Alumni Association registers and keeps a record of former students of LCC. Itis a body which provides feedback to the College regarding the progress of alumni registered, contribution received and activities planned from time to time.

• Dr Zakir Hussain , the third President of India was a student in Lucknow Christian College in 1915.
• Mr Shiv Pal Singh Yadav, member of the legislative assembly (2007- 12 ) was a student in BPEd of the college in 1977
• Mr Surjeet Singh Barnala, Chief Minister of Punjab studied in college in 1946
• Mr Arun Nehru , member of the 7th ,8th and 9th Lok Sabha
• Prof Ishwar C Harris , expert on culture and history of India, student of BA in 1961
• Mr Hari Om Pandey, Member of Parliament
• Dr Denzil J Godin, MLA, lucknow, 1986
• Mr. Gopal Bagley, IFS
• Mr. Prakash Gupta, IFS
• Lt. Col. A.K. Bisht, Jat Regiment
• Lt. Col. Girish Dubey, Army Air Defence
• Lt. Col. V.B.F. Mark, 1979

Hostel facility to girl students of all courses is available in 0.C. Hostel and for boy students in C.L. Bare Hostel.

IGNOU study centre in the Lucknow Christian College was established in 1991. It was a huge help to those students who wished to pursue their education but could not find the time and means to do it as a regular course. The distance education programmes run by the open university have immensely contributed to the educational canvas of the city. The centre at the Lucknow Christian College offers Post Graduate courses, Under-Graduate courses, PG Diplomas, Short term Diploma and other Certification courses in various streams.