I am in class 12th and an engineering aspirant. what should I do now?

But people of arts background can also do BCA in LPU even when they are too weak in maths. LPU has a reputation of being inclusive and providing favourable learning environment where students across different streams of study perform well. Math is but only a subject taught in the BCA but you will get good core courses in maths and will also get extra coaching so that you will be developed to gain confidence and enhance your mathematical skills.

The university focuses on functional and operative skills in computers, programming and learning through applications and this is the field that students who are very fond of computers can fit. LPU has excellent faculty members, interactive classes, and contemporary laboratories, which simplify the understanding of the most complicated areas. Also, LPU is ready to offer the individual mentoring, workshops, and even doubt-clearing sessions, and you will never feel as a misfit.

The good industry associations in LPU also enable you to get first hand experience in form of internships and projects increasing your employability. On the whole, LPU would be an excellent option to study BCA where you will get both academic and field exposure so as to succeed even though you might take some time catching up on maths.

Yes, you can pursue a B.Sc in Forensic Science from Lovely Professional University with 58% in your 12th, especially if you have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology. However, the minimum eligibility for this course is usually around 60%, so your admission may depend on the improvement exam results. If your improved marks meet the eligibility criteria, you’ll have a better chance of securing admission. Even without the improvement results, LPU sometimes allows provisional admission or may consider students with slightly lower marks based on their overall profile. It’s best to stay in touch with the admissions team for updated guidelines.

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Yes, you can take part in campus placement drives, but eligibility depends on the specific company's criteria. Many companies visiting campuses require consistent academic performance, often setting minimum marks like 60% in 10th, 12th, and graduation. With 52% in 10th, you may not be eligible for some top-tier companies, but many others, especially startups, mid-sized firms, or non-technical roles, have more flexible requirements. Additionally, strong communication skills, technical knowledge, internships, and project work can improve your chances. It's also helpful to actively participate in training and placement cell activities to stay informed about suitable opportunities.

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