Since you've already completed a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, and ignoring personal interest, Mechanical Engineering has the better overall scope at Lovely Professional University.

More job opportunities across industries (manufacturing, automotive, energy, aerospace, HVAC, maintenance, design,

As per my knowledge, you can secure a good package if you are attentive in your studies, and yes, I have heared that LPU provides good placement opportunities for Mechanical Engineering students. Many well-known companies visit the campus for hiring. Students also get internships, practical training

I had the same confusion while exploring colleges. Both LPU and Chandigarh University have good opportunities, but what stood out to me about LPU was the scale of exposure—students from across the country, diverse clubs, industry interactions, and a strong focus on skills beyond academics.

For me, a

In LPU BA Journalism and Mass Communication students can usually choose minors based on availability such as Digital Marketing Public Relations Graphic Design Photography Film Studies or other interdisciplinary subjects. Class timings are not fixed for every batch. Most classes are held during regul

LPU has a strong placement ecosystem with opportunities across engineering, management, healthcare, media, design, hospitality, and other disciplines. The university reports that 2,225+ recruiters visit the campus, with 6,000+ offers from Fortune 500 companies, and students have secured packages ran

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 considere

Yes, a dual BBA MBA program from LPU is a valid choice if it is completed as an approved integrated degree. It helps students build management knowledge step by step with practical projects, industry exposure and internship opportunities. The biggest advantage is a smooth learning path without repea

Yes, with a 93 percentile in JEE Main you usually have a pretty strong chance of landing direct admission in B.Tech at LPU, if you of course match the program eligibility criteria and there are seats still available. LPU does consider JEE Main scores for admission, so doing LPUNEST isn’t strictly re

Yes, Dear, LPU accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admission. If you have a valid JEE Main score, you can apply through it. If you don't have JEE Main, you can also apply through LPUNEST (LPU's entrance exam) for many B.Tech programs

The admission process is very simple. You can take admission to LPU