I got 67.2% in 12th CBSE can I get a seat in LPU for B.Tech CSE?

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Rakhi Bhardwaj | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

To get direct admission, your percentage should be 90 or above in+2. Otherwise, you will have to give entrance examination of LPUNEST.

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Nikita Garg | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Yes u can easily get a seat in lpu college.

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Sri Harsha Mamidi | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Hi Gaurav, To get direct admission to LPU, one needs to secure more than 90% in +2. Else he/she has to attempt LPUNEST examination.

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Tashi | Guide-Level 15

5 years ago

On inquiring from the counsellors of LPU, I came to know that LPU offers more than 250 programmes with differential eligibility norms and fee structure and so is for B.Tech the eligibility is 60% in 10+2 with (English , Physics & Mathematics ) will have to appear in LPUNEST whereas those who have sc

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N Pathania | Guide-Level 15

5 years ago

Hi, CSE is the flagship programme of LPU. The eligibility criteria for B.Tech is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Mathematics, and English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST. LPUNEST will be exempted in case student has scored more than or equal to 90 percentile in JEE

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Ashish Sharma | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Hi, Eligibility criteria for getting admission in BTech at Lovely Professional University is that candidate must have 60% aggregate marks in 12th class and LPUNEST exam must be qualified. Lovely Professional University is running a very largest scholarship scheme. Basically Scholarship can be conf

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Dharamveer Dheer | Scholar-Level 18

5 years ago

Dear Gaurav, An Engineering program which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic science to technology with relevant practice through lab and projects for building the problem solving skills, keeping industry requirements in place. Students will develop competence in areas like programming,

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Parakh Mishra | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

Yes, you can easily get your seat in LPU as they have only criteria of 60%, and it is a private university so for sure they are eager to take admission.

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Manish Motwani | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Yes, you can get a seat in LPU as you passed the eligibility of 60% minimum board marks . Moreover, you now either need to clear LPU - NEST or JEE Mains with relevant good marks to make your way to counselling . Apply for LPU NEST as soon possible or no need if you have JEE Mains marks around 120.

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Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Dear Gaurav, The eligibility for B.Tech CSE is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics, Mathematics and English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST or JEE Main (74 marks). OR In case marks scored in 10+2 are 90% or above, then LPUNEST or JEE Main will be exempted and candidat

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