LPU - Lovely Professional University

All these universities LPU, Chandigarh University, Sharda, GL Bajaj, and Galgotias offer decent academics and placement opportunities, but many students feel LPU stands out for its scale, recruiter network, and structured placement support. LPU tends to bring a wider variety of companies on campus and invests heavily in training, internships, and skill development, which can translate into more consistent opportunities. CU is also competitive, while Sharda, GL Bajaj, and Galgotias have growing placement records. Overall, if you're looking at a mix of exposure, infrastructure, and placement ecosystem, LPU is often seen as the more comprehensive choice, though your final decision should match your course and personal priorities.

Yes, students can take admission in LPU without appearing for LPUNEST, depending on the course they are applying for. Lovely Professional University offers direct admission based on previous academic performance (such as Class 12 or graduation marks) for many undergraduate and postgraduate programs like B.A., B.Com., BBA, BCA, B.Sc., and some PG courses. For professional programs such as B.Tech or MBA, LPUNEST may be waived if the student has valid scores from national-level entrance exams like JEE Main, CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. However, LPUNEST is often important for scholarships and certain competitive programs, so while it may not always be mandatory for admission, appearing for it can provide additional benefits.

The LLM placements at Lovely Professional University (LPU) are considered reasonably good, especially for students who actively participate in internships, moot courts, legal research, and skill-development programs, as many graduates secure roles in law firms, corporate legal departments, compliance teams, litigation chambers, and academic or research-based positions, with average packages generally ranging between ₹3–6 LPA, while top-performing students can receive higher offers depending on specialisation and performance, and overall placement outcomes improve significantly for students who maintain strong academic records and practical exposure. 

Let me be honest right now because of the recession. The software industry has decreased the number of jobs for foreign countries. However, the highly skilled Software engineers are able to secure a foreign placement, but for that you need to be from an elite university, such as NIT, IIT or BITS as generally students from private or tier three colleges are not able to secure foreign or international placements on campus. As a fresher, my suggestion would be focused on DSA improve your skills. SOLVE good leetcode Problems, participate in coding, competitions on cold chef code, forces, and coding, ninjas and keep working hard. Try to grab above average fresher placement on of campus and then after experience of year or 2 Apply for FAANG companies 

i'm not saying that it is completely impossible for you, but I am being a realistic and practical because even only 5-10 students from IIT or NIT or BITS get International placements So in that aspect your competition is really high even more than JEE. So keep working on your skills and with extreme hard work skills and a little amount of luck. You might be able to secure foreign international placement of campus because I just saw your college placement brochure. No Companies are there that do not provide international placements for on campus drive