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a month agoContributor-Level 6
It depends on the current admission criteria for the BBA LLB programme. LPU has its own eligibility and admission process so I would suggest checking the latest requirements before assuming that direct admission is available.
If you are considering LPU also compare the programme structure fee entrance requirements internships and practical exposure with other law colleges. The admission route is important but the overall five year learning experience matters even more.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Tabulated below is LPUIST scholarship details for UG level courses which includes BDes at LPU University:
| Scholarship Criteria | Scholarship Percentage |
| LPUIST score more than or equal to Category A cut-off Or Students scoring 90% or above marks in qualifying exam | 60% Scholarship |
| LPUIST score more than or equal to Category B cut-off Or Students scoring between 75% to 89.99% marks in qualifying exam | 50% Scholarship |
| LPUIST score more than or equal to Category C cut-off Or Students scoring between 60% to 74.99% marks in qualifying exam | 40% Scholarship |
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, candidates can apply for all courses of LPU University including BDes course while awaiting Class 12 board exam results.
Such candidates will be allotted provisional admission into BDes if they are selection during LPU selection process.
They will be given a deadline after their result is declared for submission of final marksheet.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 3
The scope of BA Social Science at LPU is decent especially for careers in social research NGOs public administration education journalism HR and related fields. LPU also provides opportunities for internships projects and research exposure. For stronger career growth, pursuing an MA preparing for competitive exams or developing specialised skills alongside the degree would be beneficial.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 3
LPU's Mechanical Engineering placements are decent with opportunities in core areas like manufacturing automobile production maintenance and mechanical design. The university also provides internships industry exposure and placement support. However branch wise placement figures for Mechanical Engineering aren't clearly available in the provided source, so I wouldn't quote a specific average package.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
If the main focus is practical learning and career preparation, LPU is worth considering. Its MBA curriculum includes industry projects, certifications, workshops, live projects and specialised learning linked with current business roles. The programme also gives students exposure to areas such as Business Analytics, Finance, Marketing and Product Management. Career support and industry interaction are built into the course, which can be useful for students who want to connect classroom learning with actual business work. Amity can also be a good choice, but the final decision should depend on the specialisation, fees, campus environme
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Both have their own strengths, but for students looking at overall career exposure, LPU has an edge. The curriculum is more industry-oriented, with practical learning, updated skills and opportunities to work on real projects. Its placement ecosystem also covers a wide range of companies and career areas. Poornima University can still be considered depending on the course, but for broader industry exposure and career-focused learning, LPU looks like the stronger option.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Direct admission at the LPU Admission Office is not the same as getting admission without meeting the selection criteria. For MBA, a bachelor's degree with the required marks is needed, along with a qualifying entrance score such as LPUNEST, CAT, XAT, MAT or CMAT, followed by the video essay and interview. The Admission Office can help with the application process, but the required selection steps still apply.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
The exact MBA seat intake for the LPU Admission Office is not clearly mentioned as a fixed number on LPU's current official website. The MBA is offered with different specialisations, so the intake can vary by programme. LPU's current MBA information focuses more on the programme structure, specialisations and selection process rather than publishing one common seat number. For the most accurate intake figure, it is better to check the latest programme details for the specific MBA specialisation.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
LPU does not mention one fixed CAT or MAT cutoff for MBA admission. For the 2026 intake, candidates generally need 55% in graduation and must qualify LPUNEST or an accepted exam such as CAT, XAT, MAT or CMAT, followed by the required video essay and interview. For LPUNEST, the current tentative scholarship cutoffs are 250, 200 and 150 out of 320, but these are scholarship cutoffs and may change.
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