Can I pursue B.Arch after completing LPUNEST?
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LPU NEST is National Entrance and Scholarship Test for admission to various programs in Lovely Professional University. This test forms the basis of eligibility for some of the programs and for a scholarship for most of the programs. LPU NEST is mandatory if you want to apply for B.Arch. All the best.
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Yes ofcourse you can, LPU NEST is the entrance exam for eligibility and scholarship to pursue such courses in LPU. For moe information refer their website.
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Sharath H Aithal B.Arch,M.Arch,AIIA,AIIID,AIIV,MIIE,MISTE,MISTD | Scholar-Level 17
8 years agoNo, NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) scores are mandatory for you to have admission into any college for Architecture course in India. -
Hello Akaash, For 2019 admission in B.Arch in LPU, this is the criteria- 50% in 10+2 with English, Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics (50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics) + NATA 2019 / JEE Main (Paper II) or State Level Test (as/ if allowed by statutory body for 2019-20)
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50% with Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognised by Central/ State government. (with Mathematics) + NATA 2019 / JEE Main (Paper II) or State Level Test (as/ if allowed by statutory body for 2019-20). Regards. -
Yes, you pursue the same after qualifying LPU NEST. -
No, you have to clear the JEE Main paper 2 or NATA for B.Arch. -
The Eligibility Criteria for taking admission in B.Arch in LPU is:
Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with English Physics Chemistry and Mathematics and pass with 50% aggregate marks in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics, subject to qualifying NATA 2022 or securing 60 Percentile or above marks in JEE Main Paper II. Or
Pass with 50% in Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognised by Central or State government. (with Mathematics) or equivalent, subject to qualifying NATA 2022 or securing 60 Percentile or above marks in JEE Main Paper II. Admission Criteria
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Admission criteria for B.Arch is 50% in 10+2 with English Physics Chemistry & Mathematics (plus 50% cumulative grades in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics) + NATA 2021 / JEE Main (Paper II) or State Level Test (if approved by statutory body for 2021-22) or 50% with a Diploma (any major) ( 3 years) recognised by the federal/state. (with math) + NATA 2021/JEE Main (Paper II) or State Level Test (as approved by statutory authority for 2021-22). B. Sheets in LPU ISC O. A recognised professional degree that provides an elite architectural education and equips students with design and programming skills. Industry certifications, MOOCs, hack...more
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Eligibility Criteria for B.Arch of LPU is mentioned below :
Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and pass with 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
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pass with 50% in Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognised by Central/ State government. (with Mathematics) or equivalent. With, Qualifying marks in NATA 2021
orJEE Main (Paper II)
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Qualifying marks in any specially designed aptitude test in Architecture conducted by the competent authority of the Central/ State Governments (as/if allowed by statutory body for 2021-22)
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Dear Student
the eligibility criteria for the admission in B.Arch in LPU is "50% in 10+2 with English Physics Chemistry & Mathematics ( and also 50% aggregate marks in Physics Chemistry & Mathematics) + NATA 2022 / JEE Main (Paper II)
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50% in Diploma (3 years any stream with Mathematics ) + NATA 2022 / JEE Main (Paper II)"
So, you can appear in LPU NEST the scholarship purpose. But you has too clear the JEE Mains or NATA to form your eligibility for admission.
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Dear candidate, there is no need to worrry if you missed LPUNEST in first phase. The unviersity conducted test in different phases so you can apply for test again in next phases. You will get two chances to qualify test . If somehow you will not able to appear in first attempt then in second chance you can apply and qualify it by getting maximum scholarship in course fees. The fees and scholarship varies from one course to another.
Thank you .
If the candidate is not satisfied with his/her marks in LPU NEST, he/she can retake the examination in the subsequent phases which will be conducted throughout the year. LPU has allowed attempts for the same examination so that students can improve their scores and become eligible for scholarship. It is advisable to use this time between retakes for focusing on weak areas, practicing more mock tests, and revising key concepts to perform better on the next attempt.
Dear, The amount of time you should spend daily preparing for LPUNEST depends on your current knowledge level, the programme you are applying for, and how much time is left before the exam. On average, it is recommended to dedicate 2–4 hours daily for focused preparation over several months.
For students appearing for B.Tech or science-based programs, daily sessions can be divided into 1 hour each for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and 30 minutes for English and Aptitude, with short breaks in between. For MBA or Law aspirants, you may focus on Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English, General Knowledge, and Current A
Dear, Lovely professional university has its own entrance test named as LPUNEST and it is important to revise before exam it give you confidence as well as help you to score well. LPU do offers test structure, sample paper, previous year question paper as well as demo test. LPUNEST works as eligibilty test as well as scholarship test and a student has two chances to score well in this exam.
In order to manage time wisely during the LPU NEST examination, candidates should start their preparation by having some knowledge about the exam pattern and syllabus. Candidates should take up regular timed mock tests that have a similar environment as the real exam in order to keep on improving with their speed and accuracy. It would be best to start with the questions with which candidates feel comfortable. Leaving out difficult questions would allow the candidates to return to them later, if time permits. Some target-setting, mini-deadlines for each section, should help ensure that pacing remains in balance. There are a few calcula
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