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New answer posted•4 weeks ago
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4 weeks ago

Yes, Thapar is a solid option for B.Tech, particularly for CSE and related branches. It has a well-established engineering reputation, an active campus and good industry exposure. The fees are on the higher side, so your branch and budget should be key factors.

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Both Chitkara and LPU are good for hotel management, but I would personally go with LPU. The practical training, hospitality labs and internship opportunities make it worth considering. Also, hotel management is a field where confidence and communication matter a lot, and LPU's diverse campus can he

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New answer posted•a month ago

Is Thapar University recognised internationally?

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a month ago

Yes, Thapar is recognised internationally. It has global rankings such as QS and THE, and eligible engineering programmes are ABET accredited, which is useful for international recognition and higher studies.

So overall, Thapar is a well-recognised option for students planning to study or work abroad

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Thapar is worth considering for its strong engineering reputation, good placements, experienced faculty and industry exposure. It's also ranked 29th in NIRF Engineering 2025 and has an A+ NAAC grade.

Overall, if you're getting a good branch, Thapar is a solid choice for BTech.

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New answer posted•a month ago

How is Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology?

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Thapar is a pretty good option for engineering, especially CSE, COE, ECE and related branches. It has a strong engineering reputation, good placements and decent industry exposure. It's currently ranked 29th in NIRF Engineering 2025 and has an A+ NAAC grade.

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If I were deciding between LPU and Chandigarh University for MBA, I'd personally lean towards LPU, particularly if the overall fee and scholarship are comparable. LPU has a broad MBA ecosystem with specialised options, industry-linked programmes, internships and a large placement network. Current MB

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LPU's MBA is quite broad and gives students the option to specialise according to their career interests. You can explore areas like Finance, Marketing, HR, Business Analytics, Fintech, Digital Marketing, International Business and Supply Chain. There are also industry-linked programmes, which I fin

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If you're comparing Fashion Design placements, I'd personally give LPU the edge based on the currently published figures. LPU's Fashion Design school reports a ₹18 Lacs the highest package, ₹11.4 Lacs average package for the top 10% and 70+ recruiters. Chitkara's Design School currently reports 61%

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New answer posted•a month ago

Which is better, LPU or BHU for B.Tech?

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Asked by Devanshu
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a month ago

This comparison depends a lot on the branch and your admission options. BHU has the advantage of being a highly established public institution with a strong academic reputation, so I wouldn't choose LPU automatically if you have a good B.Tech branch at BHU. However, if you're specifically comparing

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For the 2-year M.Sc. (Agriculture) in Agronomy, the programme is divided into 4 semesters. As per the latest LPU information, the fee is charged semester-wise, and the exact amount can depend on the applicable fee structure and scholarship. The official programme details also mention practical and a

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