Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at Lovely Professional University is kinda one of the university’s strongest and most well known programs, mainly because of its placement chances, current specializations, and real industry touch. In practice, the degree gives core CSE and then also goes into thin

There isn't really one "must-have" book for LEET that everyone follows. Most students I know used a mix of diploma-level textbooks, previous year papers and aptitude practice books.

A friend preparing for LEET focused more on solving past papers than collecting lots of books, and he felt that helped

From what I've seen, MBA admissions at Thapar Institute usually need around 60–65 percentile in CAT and 150–190+ score in NMAT for a decent chance. Cutoffs can vary a bit every year depending on applications.

But honestly, interview and overall profile bhi kaafi matter karta hai, not just the exam sc

CS seats at Thapar are quite competitive, so it really depends on your JEE percentile or 12th marks. Agar score decent hai, chances definitely hain. Percentile bata do, fir better idea de sakta hu.

COE at Thapar has pretty good placement opportunities, especially if you're interested in software and tech roles. Personally, I'd pick COE at Thapar over Civil at DTU if your goal is placements and a career in tech. Branch usually matters more in this comparison.

There isn't a fixed NEET score that guarantees admission to B.Tech Biotechnology at Thapar. Admission is based on your NEET rank/merit and can vary every year depending on applications and available seats. Thapar does accept admissions to Biotechnology through NEET for PCB students.

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If you're already GATE qualified and working at HCL, I'd compare Thapar with the other colleges you're getting through GATE before deciding.

Thapar has a good reputation, decent faculty and industry exposure. One of my colleague's friends did his PG there while coming from an industry background and

Yes, admission in  Thapar is based on 12th marks for some seats/rounds, but branch allotment depends on your percentage and the available seats. Top branches like COE/CSE usually get filled through JEE-based admissions first.
As far as management quota goes, officially Thapar doesn't advertise a sepa

I wouldn't switch just because someone says one branch is better than the other. It really depends on what interests you and what kind of career you're aiming for.

Personally, I'd stay in Electrical unless I had a strong interest in Mechanical. A senior I know started in Electrical and later found pl

As far as I know, Thapar hasn't announced the 2026 lateral entry admission schedule yet. The best option is to keep checking the admissions page regularly because they usually post all updates there first. Applications for 2026 admissions are already open, so the lateral entry notification should co