I have 52% in marks in 10th and 65% marks in 12th can i take part in Campus selection placements
Asked about LPU - Lovely Professional University - B.Tech. (Hons.) in Computer Science and Engineering
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Yes, you can apply for the same if you fulfill the eligibility.
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50 marks in 10th will surely create some problems for you. But the companies will ask for recent qualification and the scores, so your B.Tech score as well as your 12th score will be asked. I don't think there will be any ussie but try to score better in your graduation so that you can get a good placement. -
Yes, you can sit for the campus placements. The main factor is to maintain minimum 7 CGPA in the relevant course studying.
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Yes, you can only if you maintain your CGPA by 6.5-7 in your B.Tech. Campus placements doesn't depend on your class 10th or class 12th marks, but on your performance in your current qualification. -
Yes, but you need 7 CGPA which is not so much tough.
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Yes, you can part in campus selection, but in limited companies who do not set any percentage criteria. -
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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
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Normally the companies put 60% in 10+2 as a threshold.
So you can very well sit in campus placements, but you will need to work hard to maintain good CGPA in B.tech because it is also one of the high priority criteria for may companies. All companies have different criteria and skill set requirements.
LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also wo...more -
Being LPU alumni, i would suggest to work hard to get good score in your higher studies that is B.Tech, maintain a good CGPA. When companies are visiting LPU for campus placements, they have their criteria's which should be fulfilled by a candidate for selection. There are lot of companies such as TCS, Wipro, Microsoft, BOSCH, Jindal Steel and Siemens who are allowing all the students of campus without any marks or CGPA criteria.
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