I am in the 3rd-year of B.Sc (zoology & botany) with 53% in the 1st & 2nd-year. Am I eligible to do M.Sc in biotechnology from Amity, Noida?

Both universities are good in their own way, but I personally feel that LPU is a better option for Electrical Engineering. LPU offers a well-structured course with updated curriculum, modern labs, and experienced faculty. The university focuses a lot on practical learning and industry exposure. In electrical engineering, hands-on practice is very important, and LPU gives you that through workshops, projects, and real-time industry visits. Also, LPU has tie-ups with many companies and provides placement opportunities in core as well as non-core sectors. Many of my seniors got placed in top companies. The campus life is also very vibrant and diverse, which helps in overall personality growth. Plus, the support for innovation, research, and entrepreneurship is quite strong here. So, if you are serious about your future in electrical engineering and want good technical learning with career support, I think LPU is the right choice.

When it comes to aerospace engineering, the university which really excels in terms of everything is Chandigarh University. With over 250 tie-ups, students can go for foreign exchange, global internships, and international research camps. If you want to study abroad or get exposure outside India, this college gives you that chance.

There's also a strong focus on innovation and startups. If you have an idea for drones, rockets, or satellites, the Incubation Hub helps you with funding, mentorship, and labs to build your own company.

On the job side, there's a career development centre that trains you in skills, interviews, resumes, and confidence. It's a full package of support.

Jobs are also amazing. From ISRO, NASA, HAL to Dhruva Space, Amber Enterprises, Airbus, Boeing, top companies from space, aviation, and defence come to recruit students every year. So, if you want full preparation, foreign chances, startup help, and job support—this college leads the way.

All four universities have their strengths in CSE.

·         Thapar University is best for top-tier placements and academic excellence.

·         LPU offers a good balance of practical learning, industry exposure, and affordability, with decent placement support.

·         Amity has strong infrastructure but is costlier, with mostly service-based placements.

·         Sharda is improving but still behind in core placements.

Conclusion: Choose based on your goals. Thapar for high-end placements, LPU for a well-rounded, value-for-money experience.

For many reasons, LPUs are working with a variety of international universities, providing the possibility of exchange programs and joint research projects. Cell distribution: LPUs have special accommodations that are actively working to connect students with potential employers. The cells have supplied, internships, and training sessions to prepare students for the labor market.

High Placement Rate: LPU consistently reports high placement rates, often quoted around 80-90% or more for many programs. LPU is now ranked among the top 10 universities in India (including all GOVTs). The same goes for IITs and NITs) and PVT institutes. From 25th to 9th in just one year. World Band -601–800 * Global University Ranking 2025 * NIRF Ranking (Ministry of Edu.govt.OF India) -27 ranks among all governments. & Indian PVT University.

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