I have 3 year gap after 12th, can I apply for BBA in LPU? I have 86.4 marks in 12th from UP board.

Yes, definitely you can apply for admissions with your percentages of marks. You need to fill the gap certificate. With 86.4 percentages of marks you can also avail 40 percentage of scholarship on your programme fee per semester. To avail the above mentioned benefit it is suggested to apply on or before 31st May 2020. Good Luck.

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I think yes. But, for accurate details, you should visit the official site of LPU, as they set some kind of age eligibility for the courses.

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Hi Breen Naaz, Yes, you can get admission for BBA in LPU. You do not need to worry for your GAP. Gap certificate can be easily made through notary. Rather, I will suggest that you should do BBA-MBA Integrated (4 years duration). Already you have a gap of 3 years by doing Integrated BBA-MBA program you can compensate your 1 year. In fact, online admissions are already open, without wasting time you should call at their toll free number for more information.

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Gap is no hurdle in taking admission, as you just need to produce a gap certificate to the University. You are eligible to take admission as eligibility in BBA is 50% and you have 86%, so definitely you will get scholarship on this percentage. I will advice you to plan online admission at the earliest to fetch the benefit of scholarship. Hope this helps.

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You can join any degree course even after years of gap so you still have a chance and go for your further studies.

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Hi, Yes, you can apply for BBA in LPU even after a gap of 3 years. You would be required to fill a gap certificate attested by LPU only. The admissions are at the peak so the best scholarships can be availed by 15th June. Better apply to avail the bests of LPU. NIRF ranking LPU received recently is also quite good: Overall 99 University 78 Engineering 87 Pharmacy 29 Management 49.

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Hi,Yes, you can apply even after a gap of three years for the course of BBA. You just need to submit a duly filled and attested Gap Certificate, (provided by LPU only).You need to apply by 15th June to get the best benefits of scholarships. NIRF ranking LPU received recently is also quite good: Overall 99 University 78 Engineering 87 Pharmacy 29 Management 49 Online admissions are on, so better be fast in deciding. All the Best.

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<p>AGE is no barrier for education!<br>In last 15 years, LPU has carved a big name for itself all across the world due to its solid track record in program development with industry consultations, international diversity in students, professional enhancement, industry interface, unique technology trainings like SAP, GIThub, Advance excel and many other industry certifications and many more. Because of large ecosystem with more than 30000 students from 70 nationalities, the scale of operations, culture and exposure is altogether at a different level. BBA at LPU is offered in many iterations like:<br>1) BBA<br>2) BBA (Rural Management)<br>3) BBA (Information Technology)<br>4) BBA (Airlines and Airport management)<br>5) BBA (Financial Markets)<br>6) BBA (Tourism and Hospitality)<br>7) BBA (International Finance)<br>8) Dual Degree BBA MBA<br>9) BBA (Hons. )<br>10) Dual Degree BBA (Hons. ). MBA<br>Each and every program has its own unique salient features which are enough to create a niche. The biggest plus point is the stellar placement record, more than 650 plus companies visit the campus for recruitment every year.</p>

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<p>Yes, you can <strong>apply for BBA</strong> at <strong>Lovely Professional University (LPU)</strong> with an <strong>86.4% in 12th</strong> from the <strong>UP Board</strong>, even with a <strong>3-year gap</strong> after your 12th. LPU has a <strong>flexible admission policy</strong> that allows students with gaps in their academic careers to apply, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria set by the university.</p><p>Here are the key points you need to know:</p><ol><li><p><strong>Eligibility</strong>: For the <strong>BBA program</strong> at LPU, the typical eligibility requirement is a minimum of <strong>50% marks</strong> in 12th (or equivalent) from a recognized board. With your <strong>86.4%</strong>, you meet the eligibility for the course.</p></li><li><p><strong>Gap Years</strong>: LPU allows students with a <strong>gap in studies</strong> to apply for admission, especially if they can provide a valid reason for the gap. Having a 3-year gap is generally not a barrier to admission, as long as you can demonstrate your commitment to further studies or explain how you've utilized the gap period (through work, skill development, or personal growth).</p></li><li><p><strong>LPUNEST (Optional)</strong>: LPU may offer <strong>admission through LPUNEST</strong> (Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test). While it's not mandatory for all students, taking the exam can potentially help you gain a <strong>scholarship</strong> or better placement opportunities.</p></li><li><p><strong>Documents</strong>: You may be required to submit a gap year explanation during the application process. If you have been involved in any productive activities during the gap, such as work or courses, mentioning these can strengthen your application.</p></li></ol>

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<p>Yes, you can apply for the <strong>BBA program at LPU</strong> even with a <strong>3-year gap after Class 12th</strong>. LPU does not have strict age or gap year restrictions for admission into its undergraduate programs, provided that you meet the basic eligibility criteria.</p><h3><strong>Eligibility Criteria for BBA at LPU</strong>:</h3><ol><li><strong>Educational Qualification</strong>: You need to have completed <strong>Class 12th</strong> or an equivalent examination from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate percentage (LPU usually requires a 50% or higher in your 12th grade).</li><li><strong>Minimum Marks</strong>: Your score of <strong>86.4% in Class 12th</strong> from the UP board meets the academic requirement.</li><li><strong>Gap Consideration</strong>: LPU typically considers applicants with a gap in their education on a case-by-case basis. You should be prepared to explain your gap years during the admission process, focusing on any productive activities or experiences during that period, such as work, courses, or personal development.</li></ol><h3><strong>Admission Process</strong>:</h3><ul><li><strong>Application</strong>: Fill out the admission form online or visit the university to submit it in person.</li><li><strong>LPUNEST</strong>: For direct admission, you may be required to take the <strong>LPUNEST</strong> entrance test, unless you have a valid score from national exams or have met specific eligibility criteria for direct admission.</li><li><strong>Interview/Selection</strong>: If shortlisted, you might be called for an interview or further assessment as part of the admission process.</li></ul><h3><strong>Recommendation</strong>:</h3><ul><li><strong>Contact Admissions</strong>: It’s a good idea to reach out to LPU’s admissions office to confirm any specific policies they may have regarding the <strong>3-year gap</strong> and provide details about your gap years if necessary.</li><li><strong>Document Preparation</strong>: Be prepared to provide documents explaining your activities during the gap period if requested, which can strengthen your application.</li></ul><p>Given your <strong>strong academic record</strong> (86.4% marks in Class 12th), you have a good chance of being considered for admission to the <strong>BBA program at LPU</strong>.</p>

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