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Sampreet Kaur

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CSE is a practical choice if the interest is in software, AI, data or other technology careers. The curriculum includes core subjects along with industry projects, certifications, hackathons and placement-focused pathways. Placement opportunities are fairly broad, but the final outcome depends a lot on coding skills, projects, internships and interview preparation. LPU's 2025 CSE placement report also shows recruitment across different CSE specialisations and industry-oriented programmes.

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Yash Mittal

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Candidates seeking admission to the MCA course offered at NIT Patna must have a BCA degree from a recognised university with minimum 60% aggregate in the qualifying examination.

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Sampreet Kaur

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Both have good placement opportunities, but the better choice depends on the course and career goal. LPU has a strong focus on industry-oriented learning, practical projects and skills that are useful during placements. Its curriculum also gives students exposure beyond regular classroom study. Chandigarh University also has a good placement record and industry connections. For overall career preparation, especially where practical learning and industry exposure matter, LPU can be considered a strong option. The final outcome still depends on the student's skills, internships and interview preparation.

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ritika soni

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Yeah, I'd say LPU is a good option for Aerospace Engineering, especially if you're looking for a mix of practical learning, labs, projects and industry exposure. You also get scope to explore areas like aircraft design, aerodynamics, propulsion and drones.

It may not have the same legacy as some top IITs, but for a private university, LPU is definitely worth considering for Aerospace if you make good use of the practical opportunities.

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Yash Mittal

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Candidates seeking admission to the NIT Patna MCA must appear for NIMCET followed by the counselling process conducted by the college. Upon successful document verification process, they must pay the NIT Patna MCA fees.

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Sampreet Kaur

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Both SRM and LPU have good placement opportunities, but the better choice depends on the course, skills and career goals. LPU has a strong focus on industry-oriented learning, with live projects, internships, certifications and placement preparation included in the academic structure. Its current placement information also shows hiring across technology, management, engineering and other fields. For students who prefer a curriculum connected with practical skills and industry exposure, LPU can be a good option.

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Sampreet Kaur

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LLM placements at LPU look fairly positive, especially for students who build practical skills along with their legal knowledge. The curriculum includes legal research, case studies, seminars and practical learning, which can help with career preparation. LPU's School of Law currently reports 40+ recruiters, 100+ Dream and Super Dream offers, and a the highest salary package of INR23.70 LPA across its law placements. However, actual results can vary with specialisation, internships, research ability and drafting skills.

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Akanksha Yadav

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Yes, reserved category candidates typically get a relaxation of 5% required in the mimimum aggregate marks in their 10+2 i.e., they need to score 40% - 45%.

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Ahmedbasha

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I completed my studies at GIBS Bangalore, so I can share this from my experience.

GIBS offers international exposure through global immersion programmes and international study tours. Students can get opportunities to visit places such as Singapore, Malaysia and Dubai, depending on the programme and batch. These visits can include company visits, workshops and interactions that give you a better idea of how business works outside India.

GIBS also has international academic collaborations, which adds to the global learning experience.

For me, it was nice because the exposure wasn't limited to textbooks—we got to see different business en

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B.Tech CSE at Lovely Professional University (LPU) offers students opportunities to avail scholarships based on different eligibility categories. Merit-based scholarships are among the major options, and students may be considered on the basis of their academic performance in qualifying examinations and, where applicable, performance in LPUNEST. The scholarship amount or percentage depends on the applicable scholarship category, academic score, admission criteria, and the prevailing scholarship policy for the particular admission session. Students interested in B.Tech CSE can also explore scholarships available under other categor

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