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Yes, admission requirements at Lovely Professional University (LPU) depend on the programme. For the B.Sc. (Health and Physical Education) programme, candidates are generally admitted based on their eligibility in the qualifying examination, and an entrance exam is typically not mandatory. However, LPU conducts the LPUNEST (Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test) for many programmes and scholarships. Even when it is not required for admission to this programme, students may choose to appear for LPUNEST to become eligible for scholarship benefits, subject to the university's prevailing admission and scholarship policies. Applicants should always check the latest eligibility criteria during the admission cycle.

Yeah, you probably have a pretty good chance of getting into B.Tech at LPU even with 65% in Class 12, plus a 71 percentile in JEE Main . As long as you fit the eligibility criteria for the specific program you choose, you're in the right zone. LPU generally considers JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions , so your rank should help . Also, there's a chance your score could qualify you for a scholarship but that really depends on the admission policy for that year, like how they frame it .  

If you're aiming for a popular branch, say CSE , then it's smart to apply on time, because the whole process depends on seat availability , and once seats are filled it gets harder.

Yes, you can absolutely go for higher studies after finishing LPU's 4 year Integrated BBA + MBA. Because this program is provided by a UGC recognized university, your degree is valid both for job opportunities and for further studies, but only if you meet the eligibility conditions set by the institution where you apply. In comparison with doing a 3 year BBA first and then a 2 year MBA, the integrated route is actually made to remove overlapping topics, so you complete both credentials in 4 years instead of 5. This is a pretty good choice if you're already clear about building a career in management. But if you think you might switch your specialization, or maybe later change the university, then the separate BBA and then MBA option usually gives you more room to adjust along the way.