Colleges in Punjab

Yes, if you're having around 65% in CBSE Class 12 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), then you're usually fine to apply for B.Tech at Lovely Professional University… but only if you actually satisfy the exact subject conditions for that particular program. Most of the time LPU asks for Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, and also for the required aggregate percentage. Additionally, you can take LPUNEST, so you get a chance for scholarships and fee concessions. So, from the marks you shared, you should generally be eligible for admission into most B.Tech courses at LPU.

Yes, the M.Sc. Public Policy programme at LPU includes opportunities for internships and field based learning as part of the curriculum. The course is designed to connect classroom learning with real policy challenges through research projects, case studies, field visits, and practical exposure. Students get opportunities to understand how public policies are developed and implemented in different sectors. This practical approach helps build analytical, research, and problem solving skills that can support future careers in policy research, governance, consulting, and related fields.

Final last date for all B.Sc. courses is not announced. Complete the application process as early as possible to avoid missing scholarship opportunities and preferred seats.

The duration of a B.Sc. course at LPU depends on the specialization but most regular B.Sc. programs are completed in three years and are divided into six semesters. 

The duration of a B.Sc. course at LPU depends on the specialization but most regular B.Sc. programs are completed in three years and are divided into six semesters. 

Thapar stands out because of its strong research culture, modern labs, funded projects, and active Chemistry & Biochemistry department with significant research output and infrastructure. VIT is also a good option with decent academics and research opportunities, but for pure Chemistry, I feel Thapar has a slight edge in terms of research environment and faculty focus. So, if you have all three options available, I'd personally choose Thapar for M.Sc. Chemistry. It offers a strong academic environment, good exposure, and better research opportunities.

National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research offers placements opportunities to the students. The top recruiters are Novartis, Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd, Indegene, Abbott, Sun Pharma, Lupin, IMS Health, Pfizer, Cadila, Jubilant, alembic, GSK Pharma, etc.