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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
Hello Sampreet, let me clear your confusion. The MFM program at LPU focuses only on the fashion industry. At LPU, you will learn about fashion merchandising, retail, branding, and marketing.
If I talk about an MBA in Fashion Management, this will include fashion topics with general business and subjects like finance.
I think MFM is a better choice if you want to build a career only in the fashion industry.
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3 months agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes. LPU includes practical learning through econometrics, data analysis, and economic research as part of the M.Sc. Economics curriculum. Students work with real datasets, research projects, and analytical tools to understand economic trends and solve practical problems. This approach helps build research skills and improves career readiness for research, analytics, and policy related roles.
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3 months agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes. LPU includes practical learning through econometrics, data analysis, and economic research as part of the M.Sc. Economics curriculum. Students work with real datasets, research projects, and analytical tools to understand economic trends and solve practical problems. This approach helps build research skills and improves career readiness for research, analytics, and policy related roles.
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3 months agoBeginner-Level 1
M.Sc. Economics graduates from LPU can explore careers in banks, consulting firms, financial institutions, research organizations and government sectors through competitive exams. The curriculum builds skills in data analysis, policy, finance and economics with practical exposure, helping students prepare for roles in banking, consulting, financial analysis and public policy.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
No, from what I know about eligibility for admission, applying online for the BBA course at LPU does not guarantee that you will definitely get admission.
Your admission depends on your eligibility criteria. If you are eligible and submit all the required documents, then there is a chance to get admission in your desired course
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
Hello, Mr Arun. If I were in your place and got a seat in Indraprastha University (IPU), I would choose it first because of academic reasons and budget.
But if you are searching for a modern campus, practical learning, internships, and good placement support, LPU is also a very good option. In the end, choose the university that fits your career goals and budget.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
According to me, if you are getting a seat in DU, choose it as your priority. DU is a better choice in terms of academics and affordable fees.
LPU is a good option if you want modern infrastructure, a diverse campus, practical learning, internships, and placement support. But the decision is yours, and Don't be confused. Choose a university according to your future goals.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, being a student of LPU, I must say, LPU is a good university for B.Tech among many private universities. It gives good teacher support to students, modern labs, placement support, and internship and part-time work for students of LPU
The campus is very diverse and has a good study environment. There are libraries, classrooms, and labs where students can learn and practice.
If you study well, LPU offers many opportunities for a good career.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
As per my knowledge about this program, the total tuition fee for an Animation course at LPU depends on the programme and any scholarship you receive.
For B.Sc. Animation & VFX Design:
The total tuition fee is around ₹7–8 Lacs for the full course without a scholarship. Hostel, food, exam, and other charges are extra. But if you will get a scholarship through LPUNEST, the total fees would be waived off
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3 months agoContributor-Level 8
Hi Akshay, It's a good and suitable option, B.Tech (Hons.) CSE is like a normal B.Tech CSE with extra learning. In this course, you will study core and extra learning subjects, which will help you better understand the course
It helps you:
- Learn more skills
- Get better job opportunities
- Prepare for higher studies
If you want to learn more than the normal B.Tech course, B.Tech (Hons.) CSE is a good option.
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