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Sammy

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For the 2026 admission cycle, the Integrated BBA+MBA program at LPU has a tuition fee of ₹1,00,000 per semester , and this ends up as ₹2,00,000 every year. Overall you can say it's about ₹8,00,000 for the entire 4-year program too. Apart from that, an examination fee of ₹4,500 per semester is charged, plus a one-time uniform fee of ₹4,000. LPU also provides scholarships via LPUNEST and other eligibility criteria, and these can really bring down the total tuition amount for students who qualify.

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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 y

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The big difference is mostly about how the curriculum is set up, rather than the real value of the degree. LPU provides a 4- year Integrated BBA+MBA where they stitch together undergraduate and postgraduate coursework in a more streamlined way, so there's less overlap between the two tracks and still the required academic credits get done. LPU's integrated set up is basically for students who want to finish both qualifications faster while not sacrificing industry exposure, internships, or management training.

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The salary after placement depends on your course, skills, and the company you join. LPU students receive offers from 4LPA to 250LPA. JEE is not compulsory. You can also try through LPUNEST or other accepted entrance exams, depending on the program. For most courses, you'll generally need at least 60% aggregate marks in Class 12.

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LPU has this pretty solid placement ecosystem for MBA students, with recruiters coming in from various sectors like banking, FMCG, consulting, IT, e-commerce, and financial services ,and they do visit the campus. In some recent placement seasons, the highest MBA package went up to INR 49.4 LPA, and the top 10% of MBA students had an average package of INR 13.6 LPA. Now between Marketing and Tourism & Hospitality ,I'd nudge you toward Marketing if you want wider career mobility, because it basically opens a few or rather doors across nearly every field, including FMCG , retail , digital marketing, banking, and consulting. Tourism & Hosp

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No, CAT is not compulsory for MBA admission at LPU. You can rather apply through LPUNEST, it is accepted both for admission and scholarships, so that works even if you do not have CAT. Also LPU accepts valid scores from national-level exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and NMAT , so in case you do not have a CAT score , just qualifying in LPUNEST is enough. After the entrance exam, shortlisted candidates might still need to go through the university's selection process, it includes a video essay and interview.

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Yes, LPU provides 1-seater hostel rooms for students who look for a bit more privacy, like, you know less sharing. These can be availed as AC standard rooms but also as AC studio apartments, depending on what is free at that time. Since single rooms are usually very sought after, it's better to lock in your hostel accommodation pretty early, soon after you confirm your admission. Besides the room itself, students get access to facilities such as Wi-Fi, laundry, housekeeping, security, gym, indoor sports and dining options so the overall stay becomes fairly smooth.

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According to the latest information available on the official LPUNEST website, the application fee is INR 1000 if the LPUNEST kit is taken in soft copy format and INR 1500 if the printed kit is selected. The fee can be paid online through UPI, debit card, credit card or net banking. LPUNEST is important because it serves as an entrance and scholarship test for many programmes offered by LPU. 

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Sammy

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Yeah, if you've got a 92.83 percentile in JEE Main, most of the time you can apply for B.Tech CSE at LPU even without appearing for LPUNEST, as long as you match the university eligibility conditions and there's seat availability. LPU generally considers your valid JEE Main score for B.Tech admissions, and honestly a decent percentile can also open up scholarship chances. Since CSE is among the most demanded branches, the final call can still hinge on the admission cycle, and whether there are seats left at that time, so it's not fully automatic. Still, 92.83 percentile is fairly competitive for LPU.

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At LPU, Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) is kind of widely seen as one of the most solid engineering branches, mostly because it has this industry oriented curriculum, plus specializations around AI, Data Science, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing. There are also strong placement opportunities, so that part matters. In general, the faculty across the engineering departments are well qualified, many of them have PhDs and also industry experience and they really push for hands on learning through projects, labs , internships , and even research too. But instead of picking a branch just because the faculty seems good, it's better to

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