I have done 11th in PCM and want to do B.Tech agriculture from LPU but I am going to Kota for JEE. Is it a good decision?
I am going only to do 11th 12th syllabus. My aim is not JEE. So is it a good idea?
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If your goal is to get into LPU, I believe you should avoid going to Kota. Prepare for 12th grade and JEE in your hometown, as LPU has its own entrance test in addition to JEE. As a result, you should concentrate on your grades 11 and 12 as well as JEE, and you will almost certainly get admitted to LPU. B.Tech Agriculture is not offered at LPU; instead, B.Sc. Hons Agriculture is offered. LPU is the first private university to be accredited by the ICAR.
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Dear Innocent
As far as I know, LPU does not offer B.Tech in Agriculture. However, LPU offers a 4-year B.Sc (Hons. ) in Agriculture programme which is ICAR approved. LPU is the first private university that got approval from ICAR. (I). The school of Agriculture was approved for accreditation for a period of five years with a GPAC of 3.42 (ii) The following degree programs were approved for accreditation for a period of five years
B.Sc. (Hons. ) Agriculture with GPAP of 3.72
Placement: LPU students got top packages from leading Agriculture companies. Students of the School of Agriculture are placed in Dhanuka, HDFC Bank, Reliance retail, S...more -
Dear Aspirant, As far as I know, LPU does not offer B.Tech in Agriculture. However, LPU offers a 4-year B.Sc (Hons. ) in Agriculture programme which is ICAR approved. LPU is the first private university that got approval from ICAR. (I). The school of Agriculture was approved for accreditation for a period of five years with a GPAC of 3.42 (ii) The following degree programs were approved for accreditation for a period of five years
B.Sc. (Hons. ) Agriculture with GPAP of 3.72
Placement: LPU students got top packages from leading Agriculture companies. Students of the School of Agriculture are placed in Dhanuka, HDFC Bank, Reliance retail,...more -
LPU does not have B.Tech Agriculture but B.Sc. Hons Agriculture. LPU Becomes the First Private University to be Granted ICAR Accreditation. The eligibility criteria for B.Sc. Hons Agriculture includes 60% in 10+2/Intermediate with English Physics Chemistry and Maths/ Biology/ Forestry + LPU NEST or 60% in 10+2/Intermediate 10+2 (Agriculture) + LPU NEST or 60% in 2 year Diploma (Agriculture) after 10th + LPUNEST
Age Condition :- Minimum 16 Years (I. e. born on or before last date of admission). In addition to the regular course work, especially designed practical courses like Hands on training, Practical crop production, Rural and Agric...more -
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Student if JEE is not your aim then do your 12th from hometown itself and get a good percentage in class 12. After that, go for admission in your desired university, LPU.
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Dear student, why waste money going to Kota, if JEE is not your aim. Syllabus coverage can and will be done in your school too. So, better work hard in class 12 and try getting good marks. If you will get 90% or above in class 12, you will be exempted of LPUNEST.
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I think of your aim is to get admission in lpu, then you should not go to kota.
prepare for 12 boards and JEE from your own town as lpu also conducts its own entrance exam apart from JEE. so you should focus on your class 11 and 12 and also for JEE and you definitely will be able to take admission in lpu.
but you can still go to kota for improving your JEE and it will also give you more college options afterwards.
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Taking admission at LPU is a great choice. LPUNEST is their own entrance and scholarship exam.
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