Yes, LPU is worth considering for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. The practical classes, labs and projects make the subjects easier to understand instead of just cramming the theory. Overall, it’s a decent choice for the ones who wants good academics along with some practical learning.

Aditya Birla Fashion, Reliance Retail, Lifestyle, Shoppers Stop, Raymond, Pantaloons, Future Group, and Arvind Fashions are just a few of the brands and businesses that offer empolyment opportunities to MFM students at LPU. Additionally, the course provides exposure to the industry and internships.

From what I’ve seen, LPUNEST for Agriculture courses is generally considered moderate in difficulty. If you have a good understanding of your Class 11–12 Agriculture, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, or related subjects (depending on the programme), the exam is quite manageable with regular preparation.

LPUNEST is not the only route for B.Tech admission at LPU. For the 2026 admission cycle, the eligibility for many B.Tech programmes accepts LPUNEST, JEE Main or CUET, subject to the required Class 12 marks and programme conditions. So, if a valid JEE Main or CUET route applies, appearing for LPUNEST

Yes. You can pursue a standalone BBA at LPU without doing an integrated BBA+MBA or any other additional degree. The BBA is a separate undergraduate programme, so you can complete it and then either work or pursue an MBA later. 

If you're thinking about Journalism & Mass Communication, it can lead to a lot of creative careers, some good options are LPU, Bennett University and UPES Dehradun University. LPU is a great pick if you want exposure to reporting, anchoring, digital media, filmmaking, PR, and social media through pr

For CSE, I'd personally choose Thapar. Engineering reputation, peer group and placement opportunities are generally stronger. LPU is good too, especially if fees/scholarship is a major factor, but if budget isn't an issue, Thapar would be my pick.

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

LPU can be a good option for Aerospace Engineering, especially if the focus is on practical learning, updated subjects and industry exposure. The curriculum gives scope to work on projects and build skills beyond classroom theory, which matters in this field. For comparison, colleges like IITs and I