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.

If your aggregate is below 60%, you might still get admission at LPU. It depends on the program, eligibility rules, and current admission policy. LPU often considers your entrance exam results, like your LPUNEST rank, along with your academic record. This means your whole profile is fairly considered.

With an LPUNEST rank of 10855, your chances of admission depend on the course and that year's cutoff, especially for popular programs. It is best to apply and follow the counselling rounds because seat availability and eligibility can change. You can look for programs that fit your profile and work on building your skills and academics during your studies.