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a week agoGuide-Level 11
If you ask me, I would prefer LPU over KL when looking at the overall college experience. KL is a decent option, but LPU offers a bigger campus, more diversity, a wider range of courses and plenty of opportunities for events, projects, internships and extracurricular activities.
I also feel LPU gives students good exposure because you get to interact with people from different states and countries. The university also has a large recruiter network, so there are opportunities across different industries.
So, if your priority is overall exposure, campus life, course options and career opportunities, I would personally choose LPU over KL. J
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes. LPU provides practical exposure in pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic studies through dedicated labs. The Ayurvedic Lab focuses on traditional remedies along with modern pharmaceutical methods, while Pharmaceutics and Pharmacognosy labs support formulation, extraction and quality testing work. The curriculum also includes workshops, projects and industry oriented learning, which helps connect classroom concepts with practical skills.
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes. LPU provides practical exposure in pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic studies through dedicated labs. The Ayurvedic Lab focuses on traditional remedies along with modern pharmaceutical methods, while Pharmaceutics and Pharmacognosy labs support formulation, extraction and quality testing work. The curriculum also includes workshops, projects and industry oriented learning, which helps connect classroom concepts with practical skills.
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, the M.Pharm. (Ayurveda) course at LPU has a practical and research oriented approach. Along with classroom learning, students get opportunities to work on laboratory based activities and research projects, which help in understanding Ayurvedic medicines and pharmaceutical concepts in a practical way. This kind of exposure can also be useful for students planning careers in research, pharmaceutical industry or higher studies.
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, the M.Pharm. (Ayurveda) course at LPU has a practical and research oriented approach. Along with classroom learning, students get opportunities to work on laboratory based activities and research projects, which help in understanding Ayurvedic medicines and pharmaceutical concepts in a practical way. This kind of exposure can also be useful for students planning careers in research, pharmaceutical industry or higher studies.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Yes. If you want to understand the complete student journey at LPU—from admission and registration to classes, attendance, examinations, hostel, scholarships, internships, placements and finally graduation—the best way is to speak with a current LPU student or recent graduate. You can connect with students through LPU's student communities, alumni networks, social-media groups and student clubs. You can also ask the university admission team to connect you with a student ambassador or someone currently studying in the same programme, if available. A current student can usually explain the practical side of university life much bett
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a week agoContributor-Level 8
No, the cost of living at LPU is different from the cost of the course. For instance, the cost of the B.Sc. Animation and VFX Design programme is approximately INR 1,40,000 per semester, and the cost of the hostel varies according to the type of accomodation you select. So you can choose the hostel that best fits your preferences and budget.
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a week agoContributor-Level 6
Yes. From what LPU currently lists, MPT (Orthopedics) does include practical and clinical exposure, rather than being limited to classroom theory. LPU's 2026–27 academic calendar specifically mentions clinical training for MPT students and also lists end-term practical evaluations.
What I find useful is that the university also highlights hands-on learning, clinical exposure and practical training within its Applied Medical Sciences ecosystem. There are also physiotherapy outreach activities where assessment and treatment are carried out, which can add to practical understanding.
So, if you're considering MPT Orthopedics, I'd say
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
MPT (Orthopedics) has good scope for those interested in musculoskeletal care and rehabilitation. At LPU, the programme follows a practical approach with hands on learning, updated labs and clinical training. After this specialization, career options can include orthopedic hospitals, rehabilitation centres, physiotherapy clinics, sports and wellness settings, teaching and research. The course also builds skills useful for long term career growth in physiotherapy.
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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
The MPT (Orthopedics) programme at LPU mainly covers subjects related to musculoskeletal and orthopedic rehabilitation. Students study areas such as orthopedic conditions, therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, sports rehabilitation, pain management and clinical assessment. The course also gives importance to practical training and applying physiotherapy techniques in real clinical situations, which helps build skills needed for a career in orthopedic physiotherapy.
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