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Yes, once you take admission, you'll find quite a few clubs and societies open for students. There are options like technical clubs, cultural groups, sports teams, and even clubs run by specific departments. Being part of one is honestly a good idea because it helps you meet new people and try thing

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Yes, once you take admission, you'll find quite a few clubs and societies open for students. There are options like technical clubs, cultural groups, sports teams, and even clubs run by specific departments. Being part of one is honestly a good idea because it helps you meet new people and try thing

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So basically, a normal day here involves lectures, some practical or lab sessions, and then free time to do your own thing. It's definitely not one of those places where you're stuck studying 24/7. Students get enough time to relax, play games, join activities, or just sit around with friends after

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So basically, a normal day here involves lectures, some practical or lab sessions, and then free time to do your own thing. It's definitely not one of those places where you're stuck studying 24/7. Students get enough time to relax, play games, join activities, or just sit around with friends after

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Yes, applications can generally be submitted while Class 12 results are still awaited. For LPU, the admission process can be started with the available academic details, while the final eligibility is checked after the board results are declared. The BBA LLB programme also gives exposure to business

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Yes offline application is possible as per the admission guidelines of LPU. The form can be submitted with the required documents and fee at the university. For BBA LL.B checking the current process with the admission office before visiting would be a good idea since the 2026 admission process is ma

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BCA (AI and Robotics) has good scope for students interested in coding, automation and intelligent systems. At LPU, the course combines computer applications with AI and robotics, while the curriculum includes industry interface, live projects, hackathons and practical learning. This can help build

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Yes. The BCA (AI and Robotics) curriculum at LPU includes practical learning through live projects, incubation projects, workshops, hackathons and industry-oriented activities. Students can use these opportunities to work on AI and robotics based ideas instead of focusing only on classroom theory. T

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Yes, it can be a suitable option for students who are genuinely interested in AI, machine learning and robotics. The BCA AI and Robotics curriculum includes core computing along with specialisation, electives, industry interaction and practical projects. LPU also includes hackathons, workshops, live

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Yes. The BCA (AI and Robotics) curriculum at LPU covers areas connected with computer vision and intelligent automation. Students get exposure to AI, robotics and practical applications, which can help build skills for automation-based projects. The industry-oriented approach is useful for understan

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