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I am going to appear for LPU NEST this month, what if I couldn't crack it? Should I go for B.Tech from any other colleges? If yes, which college & course should I go for? I am 19 years old.

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Puneet Singh | Scholar-Level 17

4 years ago

Dear Hitesh, First of all, I would say, you do not need to worry about the LPU NEST exam if you are good at academics. You can easily qualify for the LPU NEST exam as it has no negative marking. Moreover, you can easily find the syllabus of the test on the LPU NEST website along with sample question

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Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hitesh, you get 2 chances to appear for LPUNEST. And if you will prepare properly you surely will be able to clear it. Check the link below for ques.paper pattern http://nest.lpu.in/engineering/question_paper_pattern_for_lpunest.php Check the link below for sample ques.s http://nest.lpu.in/engineeri

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Hitesh Pant | Beginner-Level 3

9 years ago

After this, can I give the exam again in same year?

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