Can I get admission in Lovely Professional University? I got 58.4% in State board.
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You have not mention the course name in which you want to take admission. Although LPU offers few programme in which you can take admission with this percentage. I can name few courses like BBA BCA B.Com B.A. Etc. , for more detail you can visit LPU website. -
Dear Raushan,
Please mention your course for which you want to take admission. But still I want to let you know that there are certain courses where the eligibility for admission is 50% such as Diploma, B.A. BCA B.Sc. IT. One more important information is that LPU is giving relaxation in percentage if you are lying under certain categories
A) 5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates, Defense personal and his dependents, wards of Kashmir migrants (Subject to verification of Documents)
B) 10% relaxation to Outstanding sports persons (Subject to verification of Documents)
So, if you are having above said category and you want...more -
Yes, you can easily get the admission but you can be availed with the scholarship criteria as the percentage is low, so you can go for LPU-NEST exam that you can benefit you. -
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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoDear Raushan,
Although I am not sure that for which course you are asking for. Being an Education Consultant I know enough about LPU and various other Universities also. Actually, the eligibility criteria for admission differ from course to course. But I observe is that all the (Hons. ). Programmes require minimum 60% aggregate percentage in qualifying exams. B.Tech programme requires minimum 60% aggregate in 12th class and LPU NEST must be qualified. Although for better consultation, I request you to kindly mention your programme name and also the previous qualification in which you got 58.4%. Otherwise kindly visit their website "www....more -
Hi,
LPU offers variety of programmes. To get admission in any course at LPU, one need to meet eligibility and admission criteria of the specific programme. In general courses, minimum eligibility percentage varies from 50-60%. I hope you also meet the eligibility criteria as per your area of interest. Better you contact LPU counselor on their toll-free number available on www.lpu.in. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoActually, 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. -
Dear Applicant,
Yes, you are eligible to take admission in LPU based on the last qualification percentage. The eligibility criteria for admission differ from course to course. To check the eligibility of the courses you can visit website: www.lpu.in and then select your course and check eligibility of the particular course and apply for the admission as per the eligibility criteria. -
Yes, with this percentage you can take admission for B.Sc Computer Science, BCA BBA B.Com Arts, Hotel Management Courses, etc. For more details, you are advised to visit the website.
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