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Kahim

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The Computer Science program at LPU offers a 4-year BTech CSE degree which consists of 8 semesters and requires students to complete 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics and English at a 60% mark for admission through LPUNEST or JEE Main or CUET. The program which focuses on practical industry applications costs approximately ₹12.8 lakh for its complete duration.

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Mohit diwakar

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Yes, you're eligible to apply to LM Thapar School of Management with 42 percentile in CAT 👍

They don't have a very high cutoff like IIMs. Selection is based on:

  • Entrance score (CAT/XAT/NMAT/CMAT, etc.)
  • Academic background
  • GD/PI performance

That said, 42 percentile is on the lower side, so your GD/PI and overall profile will matter a lot.

Simple take:
You can apply, but prepare well for the interview to improve your chances 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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If you're comparing honestly, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology is the stronger pick over Jain University for M.Tech — especially for something like environmental engineering.

Thapar has:

  • Better academic reputation + faculty + labs

  • Stronger industry exposure and peer group

  • More credibility if you plan to grow in core/technical roles

Jain is okay, but it's not really known for core engineering depth.

That said, since you already have 3 years at thyssenkrupp, think about your goal:

  • If you want to move into core environmental roles / higher technical profile → Thapar is a good choice

  • If you're aiming for top-tier growth (PSUs/res

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Mohit diwakar

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No, you don't have to pay the full fee again for the 2nd cutoff at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Here's how it works:

  • You pay once when you accept a seat in the first round
  • In later rounds (like 2nd cutoff), if you get upgraded to a better branch, your seat is automatically adjusted
  • You may just need to pay a difference (if any) — not the full amount again

So no double payment — just adjustments 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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For Mode 2 (board merit) at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, the process is simple:

You apply through the same online admission form, and while filling it you select the 12th PCM merit category. Then:

  • Upload your 12th marks (PCM)

  • Register for counselling

  • Seats are allotted based on your PCM % (JEE used only as tiebreaker)

For CSE (rough idea):

  • Safe zone: 95–97%+ in PCM

  • 93–95% → borderline (depends on year & competition)

CSE is the most competitive, so higher % gives you better chances 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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Yes, you can 👍

At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, B.Tech Biotechnology doesn't strictly require JEE — your 12th (PCB/PCM) marks are considered.

With 77% in +2 and NEET background, you may have a chance, especially in later counselling rounds if seats are available.

Just make sure:

  • You meet eligibility (Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Maths)
  • Apply and stay active in counselling rounds

It's not guaranteed, but definitely worth trying 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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Yes, you can get admission in Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology 👍

With 80 percentile (JEE) + 90% boards:

  • CSE/COE → unlikely
  • ECE/ENC → difficult but maybe in later rounds
  • Mechanical / Electrical → possible
  • Civil / Chemical / Biotech → good chances

Your 90% boards will help in the board merit category, so stay active in counselling rounds.

You should get a decent branch — just keep expectations realistic 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, the “December test” usually refers to end-semester exams or sometimes PhD/MBA entrance tests, depending on the context.

If you mean PhD/MBA entrance (held around Dec cycle sometimes):

  • It's a written test + interview
  • Questions are mostly from your core subject + basics (aptitude/reasoning)
  • Followed by a PI to check clarity, concepts, and research interest

If you mean semester exams:

  • Regular end-term exams after classes
  • Based on your syllabus, with internal + external evaluation

Since “December test” can mean different things, tell me your course (PhD/MBA/B.Tech etc.), I'll give exact de

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Mohit diwakar

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At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, first-year students are usually given separate, designated hostels to help them settle in.

For boys, it's typically hostels like H, J, K blocks (can vary each year).
For girls, PG/MB blocks are commonly allotted.

Rooms are mostly double/triple sharing, with basic furniture, Wi-Fi, mess, laundry, and security.

Exact allotment changes every year, so you don't choose manually — it's assigned during admission. But overall, first-year hostels are decent and safe 👍

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Mohit diwakar

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At Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, there's a lot happening beyond classes — you won't get bored if you explore a bit.

You've got technical societies (coding, robotics, AI), where you can build projects and prep for hackathons.

Then cultural clubs — music, dance, dramatics, photography — pretty active, especially during fests.

There are entrepreneurship and business clubs too, good if you're into startups or case competitions.

Sports is big on campus — cricket, football, basketball, gym, etc.

Plus events like fests, hackathons, workshops, guest talks keep happening throughout the year.

Honestly, it depends on you — j

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