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A degree in Engineering from a reputed university like Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a better choice compared to a Diploma because it offers in-depth technical knowledge, a wider range of specialisation options, and stronger placement opportunities. At LPU, students benefit from advanced labs, live industry projects, expert faculty, and international collaborations that give them a competitive edge in the job market. While diplomas are shorter and more skill-based, an engineering degree opens the door to higher education, research, and top-tier corporate roles. If you're considering engineering as a long-term career path, opt
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The Electronics Engineering course fees for BTech in the IITs and NITs are a bit expensive because of the reputation, ranking, and student popularity that they enjoy. Talking about the IITs, the BTech Electronics Engineering course fees is around INR 8 lakh, and for the NITs, the fees is approximately INR 5 lakh, which is subject to change as per new academic sessions every year.

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