How much percentage is required in 12th for admission in LPU?
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On inquiring from the admission counsellors of LPU, I came to know that LPU is renowned private university with more than 30,000 students and experienced faculty from various institutes. There are more than 250 courses which are offered by the University. As, you have not mentioned particular course, so I will give you overall view. The eligibility norms varies from course to course as in order to take admission in Engineering minimum 60% marks are required whereas if you want to take admission in simple commerce 50% would serve the purpose. The counsellors told that the university conducts one test I. e. LPU NEST which serves two purp...more -
There are a minimum 60% to take his test LPU-NEST. And also for admission. -
If you have secured more than 90%, you can get direct admission into LPU. Otherwise, you have to attempt and qualify in LPU-NEST examination in order to get admission into LPU. -
Dear Ankit, you have not mentioned the course you are interested in. Percentage in class 12th varies from course to course. Check the link to know the courses offered after class 12th.
http://www.lpu.in/programmes/all/12th
For more information, visit LPU camp office in your town
http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town
Or call the toll free no.1800-102-4431
Or mail on admissions@lpu. Co. in. -
For taking admission in LPU, you must have secured at least 60% in your 12th and I will wish you the luck for the same and it might be good if you have secured very good percentage. So, what had not allowed percentage to do in your future. So, work for your future. -
You must have to secure 60% in class 12th to get admission. And, you have to qualify LPU-NEST exam.
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Eligibility in Diploma Programmes: Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10th or equivalent from a school recognized by a recognized school board.
Eligibility in Bachelors / Undergraduate Programs: Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent from a school recognized by a recognized school board. -
You should have minimum 60% to apply and take admission in LPU. For more information regarding admission, visit LPU's official website. -
You should have minimum 60% in 12th class and you also have to clear LPU exam.
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For getting admission in LPU one must score above 50% or 60% depending upon the course you want to pursue. For some it's 50% and others 60% and according to percentage one can avail scholarship up to 50000 per semester depending upon the eligibility and course. Visit the official LPU site http://www.lpu.in/ or call toll free number 18001024431 for more clarification. Thank you.
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