Are there Africans at LPU?

LPU demands a 30% minimum mark on the Physical Education course end-term exam and an overall assessment of 40%, both continuous and end-term, which shall be accepted throughout the university for all PE programs with expected attendance of at least 75%. If students fail in their end-term but meet the overall aggregate of 40%, they may pass through a holistic review.

The Physical Efficiency Test (LPUPET) of LPU for the 2025 admissions into PE/sports programs was conducted in several schedules, with the latest being on August 26, 2025 (Schedule VI). For the year 2026, tentative dates start on April 16, running until August, in 6 phases. Please check the website for updates.

Fee structure for B.P.Ed. (2-year course) at LPU is ₹1.00-1.09 Lacs per year covering tuition fees (₹50,000/semester) + exam fees (~₹4,500/semester). The total cost of the programme is around ₹2-2.18 Lakh. Sports performers are given scholarships.

LPUPET or PET that refers to the Physical Efficiency Test of LPU is exercised offline. Fitness is evaluated through running, jumping, and sports drills that are not done online or on the campus premises.

LPU's Physical Efficiency Test (LPUPET/PET) is in fact not an hour-long session with a fixed time allotment; rather, it is a combination of physical tasks conducted in succession sprinting for 50m, broad jump, overhead medicine ball throw (3 kg for men and 2 kg for women), and finally 1000m of run/walk. The time taken in doing the complete tasks varies with the fitness of the candidate, commonly taking from 20 to 45 minutes for a session. The candidates are allowed a maximum of two attempts.