I scored 89% in 10th PSEB board & if I score 90% in 12th PSEB, so do I need to appear for NEST or JEE exam or not for admission in LPU?
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LPU is an internationally acclaimed Private University situated in Jalandhar(Punjab) and is known for its premier engineering programmes. LPU is the best single-campus university poised with latest technologies and world class facilities for delivering effective and quality education to the students.In order to take admission into B.Tech degree in LPU you need to qualify the eligibity criteria. Eligibility criteria is 60% in 10+2 with English Physics & Mathematics )+ LPUNEST.JEE (Mains) exam score may be considered for scholarship but you need to qualify the eligibility criteria first. Scholarships are awarded to candidates based on th...more -
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5 years agoThe eligibility for B.Tech is pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent (with Physics, Mathematics and English)* subject to qualifying LPUNEST (B.Tech.)
Till now, we have no notification to consider JEE Mains for B.Tech admissions as of now.
You must have to qualify our entrance test NEST, You can apply from this link- https://nest.lpu.in/engineering/index.php -
As you have scored 90% in +2, then there is no need of LPU NEST exam, you can directly get the admission. -
Dear Navdeep Kaur,
The eligibility for B.Tech is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent (with Physics, Mathematics and English)* subject to qualifying LPUNEST (B.Tech.)
Till now, we have no notification to consider JEE Mains for B.Tech admissions as of now.
You must have to qualify our entrance test NEST, You can apply from this link- https://nest.lpu.in/engineering/index.php
Last date to apply is 31st March and test will be conducted from 5th April-30th April. Result will be declared by 4th May. Then, you have to participate in an online counseling from 4th May-9th May. Result of allocation will be declared by 10th May and...more -
You can either appear for LPUNEST exam for additional scholarship, and also you will be getting the scholarship on the basis of your class 12th grades, as well so you can easily get the scholarship. For the reference of JEE marks. For that also, you will be getting privilege to get the same. -
It is not actually compulsory, but the point is you will get additional scholarship on the basis of LPUNEST exam, and if you have already given JEE, then also show the percentile for extra references also. All the best. -
Yes, you have scored a decent percentage, so you are eligible for direct admission. -
As you have scored 90% in +2, then there is no need of LPU NEST exam, you can directly get the admission. So, do well and achieve the best. -
It is upto you if you want to give either of these because giving the exam will give you additional scholarship, that is it. It is for your own benefit. -
The eligibility for B.Tech is pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent (with Physics, Mathematics and English)* subject to qualifying LPUNEST (B.Tech.)
Till now, we have no notification to consider JEE Mains for B.Tech admissions as of now.
You must have to qualify our entrance test NEST, You can apply from this link- https://nest.lpu.in/engineering/index.php
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