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Balwant Singh

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There are various types of svcholarships available at chandigarh university .The name of different scholarships are as follows:

  • CUCET Scholarship

  • Academic Merit Scholarship

  • JEE Main Rank Scholarship

  • CUET Score Scholarship

  • Sports Scholarship

  • Defense Personnel Ward Scholarship

  • Government Employee Ward Scholarship

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Balwant Singh

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After completition of 12th more than 60% marks student have to give cucet exam and get more scholarships during admission time and its very easy process to tae admission at chandigarh unniversity. kindly visit at university website for more information.

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udit Katiyar

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Yes, students from an AET vocational course may be able to apply for Automobile Engineering at Lovely Professional University, but eligibility depends on the subjects studied and the marks obtained in 10+2. For B.Tech Automobile Engineering, the usual requirement is around 60% marks in 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and English or an equivalent qualification.

If the vocational course includes relevant technical subjects and meets the eligibility criteria, admission may be possible. In many cases, students also need to appear for LPUNEST or provide another accepted entrance exam score for admission or scholarship consideration. Final co

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Sampreet Kaur

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Mechanical Engineering generally has wider scope than Automobile Engineering at LPU because it covers a broader range of industries such as manufacturing, energy, robotics, thermal systems and even automotive. The core curriculum supports careers in design, production, maintenance and R&D across multiple sectors, which helps students stay flexible in job choices. Automobile Engineering is more focused on vehicles, engines and automotive systems, so opportunities are largely confined to the auto and allied industries. In the current LPU structure, Mechanical Engineering offers stronger multi‑industry placement exposure and more option

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Atul Arora

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A lot! The automobile sector worldwide is booming. The trend of electric vehicles has grown the demand for EVs in both national and international markets tremendously. There's a high demand for professionals in roles related to design, R&D, manufacturing, testing, EV powertrain development, and after-sales service.

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Akansha Bisht

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The automobile market in India is also booming at a high pace. You can opt for a BTech in Automobile Engineering in India's top colleges like IIT Delhi, DTU, NIT, SIMATS, etc. 

One more thing, the competition in the Automobile field is still less compared to others. 

And if you want to go abroad. Germany is a top-tier destination for the Automobile industry. 

The final decision is yours. But, yes! Automobile Engineering is definitely worth pursuing in India.

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Shikha Arora

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No, you don't, to be honest. The curriculum will teach all the basics and required knowledge about the field. With all the project work, seminars, internships, etc., you'll gain the skills needed in the Automobile Engineering line.

Some abilities, however, are a plus if you have them beforehand. 

  • Technical proficiency
  • Practical curiosity about machines
  • CAD software skills
  • Good mechanics and Physics

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Rashmi Thakur

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The difference is simple. Mechanical Engineering is a core Engineering branch with a career scope in multiple industries. Automobile Engineering is more of a niche branch that is focused on the Automobile industry. 

Hence, the career scope and knowledge in Automobile Engineering are limited. 

You'll get all the base components of research, design, manufacturing, and testing of mechanical systems, equipment, and machinery in Mechanical Engineering. Automobile Engineering gives the know-how of vehicle design, manufacturing, engine testing, upgradation, and overall maintenance and fuel management of vehicles, especially cars. 

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Samreen Begum

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LPU achieved exceptional placements with 95% rate, 6,000+ offers from 2,225+ recruiters like Amazon, Google, Cognizant, and Microsoft. The highest package reached ₹3 Cr for international locations and ₹2.5 Cr for domestic locations while the top 10% earned an average of ₹12.3 LPA and CSE students earned a median of ₹6.5 LPA. Engineering branches reached maximum salaries of ₹64 LPA while achieving 90%+ job placement through their training programs and Fortune 500 recruitment efforts.

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Abhishek Arora

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Hi,

You can pursue BTech Automobile Engineering if you meet the admission requirements. First, you must complete your 10+2 with good grades. You must then take the SAT or ACT and TOEFL to be eligible to apply for the universities in the USA.

If you are poor in Mathematics then Engineering is the not the right branch for you. Even the universities will suggest you other courses based on your aptitude and scores. It is too early for you to discuss the salary. By the time you will graduate, the market trends will change. Concentrate on your academics now and do really well if you want to study and work abroad.

Hope this helps!

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