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Vaishnavi Abrol

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Yes, absolutely, you can study CSE (Computer Science Engineering) at LPU. LPU has a good record of Placements; many students have received high packages.

  • Placements: LPU has good placements for CSE. Many big companies visit the campus, and students get good job opportunities.
  • Should you choose CSE at LPU? Yes, if you like coding and work hard, LPU can be a good choice.
  • Academic environment: The teachers, labs, and campus are good. Students also get chances to do projects, internships, and coding events.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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There is no mention of GUJCET being accepted for BTech + MBA at Nirma University. Institute of Technology only mentions accepting JEE Main for aforementioned course. The final selection is also based on their performance in PI round and Class 12.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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There is no mention of GUJCET being accepted for BTech + MBA at Nirma University. Institute of Technology only mentions accepting JEE Main for aforementioned course. The final selection is also based on their performance in PI round and Class 12.

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Sammy

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Yes , you might be eligible to apply for B.Tech in Automobile Engineering at LPU, after finishing 10+2 with a vocational (AET) course, if you actually meet the university's eligibility conditions. LPU normally considers students who have passed 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and English (or a similar qualification). On top of that, you also need to qualify through LPUNEST, JEE Main, or CUET, depending on what applies to your case.  

If your AET vocational background is recognized as equivalent, and it includes the required subjects , then you can submit an application. Still, it's a good idea to confirm your exact vocational crede

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Chhama Saraswat

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Placements for B.Tech CSE are decent. Many companies visit the campus and students with strong coding skills, projects, and consistent preparation usually get better opportunities. Outcomes vary based on individual performance.

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Shariek Sheik

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No, it is better to take another course.

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Arshia Singh

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Yes, Lovely Professional University is a good choice for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering. The programme offers modern labs, workshops, industry projects, internships, and practical training, helping students gain strong technical and hands-on skills. The university also provides placement support and industry exposure to prepare students for their careers.

If Mechanical Engineering is your preferred branch, LPU can be a solid option because of its infrastructure, learning environment, and career opportunities. You can compare it with your UPTU results once they are announced, but LPU itself is a reputable choice for Mechanical Engineering

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Prakhar Srivastava

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If your priority is placement opportunities, I would recommend CSE over ECE at Galgotias University. CSE students generally have access to a larger pool of software and IT recruiters and the university's placement ecosystem is particularly strong for CSE and related specializations. Official placement data also highlights a broad recruiter base and significant hiring in tech roles.

That said, whichever branch you choose, your coding skills, projects, internships and interview preparation will have a major impact on your placement outcomes.

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Rishabh Singh

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Yes, you can easyily get an admission. I suggest you to just confirm it from the admission office. 

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