Can I get admission in Lovely Professional University? I got 58.4% in State board.
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Yes, you can. But, in which course, do you want to take admission? -
Yes, you can get the admission through your class 12th standard, but also you can apply for the LPU-NEST, which will decide your scholarship. -
I would suggest you to apply for LPU-NEST, if you are interested in taking admission in LPU. If you score a good rank, you might stand a chance to get a scholarship. So, all the best. -
You will for sure get the admission, but you will not be entitled for scholarship. So, don't worry for getting admission, you will easily get that. All the best. -
As your +2 marks are less, then you are supposed to give LPU-NEST exam for admission. -
It depends on which course you want to take admission in. The courses have different eligibility criteria, for example, for pursuing BBA (Hons.) you must have 70 percent above score. You can navigate through the university's website, all you need to do is register there for a course. Then you can browse through your desired course's eligibility criteria, admission process etc. Also, I would suggest you to take LPU-NEST entrance exam. This will help you to get scholarship if you score well in the entrance test.
All the best. -
Yes, but you can't avail the scholarship on the basis of your 12th marks but you can give LPU-NEST which is conducted by University and have this scholarship benefits.
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Sorry but you cannot get admission in LPU because the courses in LPU have 60% (some have even 70%) eligibility criteria that you are not able to fulfill. Go for some another good college. -
Dear Raushan,
Actually, the eligibility criteria for admission differ from course to course. So, I request you to kindly mention your programme name and also the previous qualification in which you got 58.4%. To check the eligibility of the courses you can visit the link https://nest.lpu.in and then select your course and check eligibility of the particular course and apply for the admission as per the eligibility criteria. -
Hi Raushan,
As you have scored less than 90% in your +2, you have to attempt LPU-NEST examination and crack it in order to get an admission into LPU. If you have any more queries regarding admission into LPU, you can search for LPU administration office located in your area and visit it once.
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