Engineering

It's pretty natural to feel confused, since you'll stumble across mixed opinions about almost every big university online. Instead of leaning on rumors or random takes, I'd say look at more measurable stuff like the curriculum, the faculty quality, the campus infrastructure, industry collaborations, and the placement outcomes. With LPU, they've been investing a lot into their engineering programs, doing things like industry-focused specializations, modern labs, internships, a coding culture and also a solid placement ecosystem where leading recruiters regularly come to the campus. And since you've already registered for LPUNEST, I'd recommend taking the exam, then comparing LPU with your other options based on branch fit, fees, scholarships, placements, and that overall match for you before you lock in any final decision.

Yeah, you probably have a pretty good chance of getting into B.Tech at LPU even with 65% in Class 12, plus a 71 percentile in JEE Main . As long as you fit the eligibility criteria for the specific program you choose, you're in the right zone. LPU generally considers JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions , so your rank should help . Also, there's a chance your score could qualify you for a scholarship but that really depends on the admission policy for that year, like how they frame it .  

If you're aiming for a popular branch, say CSE , then it's smart to apply on time, because the whole process depends on seat availability , and once seats are filled it gets harder.