Can I get admission in LPU for B.Tech in CSE? I have scored 57.4% in class 12th.
A 57.4% in class 12 usually does not meet the minimum eligibility (60% aggregate in Physics, Mathematics and English) for B.Tech CSE admission at LPU, so direct entry into that branch may not be possible right now. However, the campus still offers an industry‑oriented curriculum, strong coding and p
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Yes, you can still explore admission opportunities at Lovely Professional University even with 57.4% in class 12th. LPU offers flexibility through improvement exams or alternative pathways to meet eligibility criteria. The university focuses on providing opportunities to motivated students rather th
Upvote Dear, to take admission in B.tech CSE,You need to fulill the eligibility of the program that is 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Mathematics and English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying JEE Mains or CUET or LPUNEST.
LPU ranks among the best engineering colleges to pursue an engineerin
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