I had scored 158 in JEE Mains paper 2 and 63% in 12th. Will I get admission in LPU?
A JEE Main Paper‑2 score of 158 along with 63% in Class 12 does not clearly fall into the typical “safe‑zone” for most competitive architecture or engineering streams, but it can still be workable depending on the exact course and category. For many programmes, Lovely Professional University conside
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Upvote Upvote Yes, you have a strong chance of getting B.Arch admission at LPU with 158 in JEE Main Paper 2 and 63% in 12th because you already meet both key criteria—minimum 50% in PCM and a valid aptitude score (JEE/NATA); your JEE score is decent and above basic eligibility, so admission at LPU should not be a
Upvote Yes, you can get admission in B.Arch at Lovely Professional University with your scores.
Your 63% in 12th meets the minimum eligibility (50% with Mathematics), and a JEE Paper 2 score of 158 is a decent score for admission. Since LPU accepts JEE Paper 2, you are eligible, and compared to many college
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