If I have scored 91.8% in 12th, can I get scholarship for MBA in LPU?
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Thanks for showing interest in LPU. For MBA, you will get the scholarship on the basis of your Graduation percentage basis or else on the basis of LPU-NEST. To know more about fee and scholarship details, kindly visit this link- https://nest.lpu.in/mba/fee-and-scholarship.php
For MBA admissions, you must have to qualify our entrance test NEST and Interview both with 50% aggregate percentage in Graduation. You can apply for NEST from this link- https://nest.lpu.in/mba/index.php
Last date to apply is 31st March. Test will be conducted from 5th April to 30th April and result will be declared by 4th May. Then Interview will be held from 6th...more -
I have heard that LPU floats following scholarship:
1. On the basis of marks in previous class (last two)
2. LPU conducts Lovely professional university national entrance and scholarship test LPU NEST on the basis of which student can enhance their scholarship
3. Some national level tests like JEE Mains, NATA NEET UCEED CAT XAT MAT CMAT NMAT GPAT GATE etc.
4. Performance on the basis of sports, cultural or co-curricular activities.
5. Board Toppers
6. For Orphan students or person with certain disabilities
7. Defence personnel and central armed police forces (CAPF) dependents
8. LPU has also floated COVID-19 Frontline Scholarship for the sur...more -
Hi, Yes, of course. You will get the maximum scholarship. The following are a few criteria for the grant of scholarship. #Based on LPUNEST
#Based on percentage (After 10th/ 12th/ Graduation/ Lateral Entry)
#Based on qualification previous to eligibility qualification
#Based on National Level Test (JEE (Mains/ NEET/ NATA/ CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ MAT/ NMAT/ GATE/ GPAT/ CLAT/ UCEED/ SPM/ JRF/ NET (LS)
#The basis on Sports/ Cultural, R&D, Co-curricular, Social Services and Bravery Awards
#Scholarship to Defence, CAPF personnel and their dependents
#Special Scholarship to Toppers of Education Boards
#Scholarship to Orphan Applicants/ Person with Certain D...more -
Yes, you can get a scholarship based on 12th and LPU-NEST score.
For details visit: https://www.lpu.in/scholarship/scholarship.php
Thank you. -
Your UG programme percentage/CGPA is to be considered in order to get a scholarship for MBA. If you have qualified LPU-NEST (MBA) or CAT or XAT or MAT or CMAT you can get a scholarship here in LPU. -
For MBA, you will get a scholarship based on your Bachelors degree marks and not on 12th marks. However, you will have to apply for LPU-NEST Entrance Examination and have to appear for an interview. According to your performance in LPU-NEST you can get scholarship on this. Also, if you are not satisfied with your marks, you can sit for the interview again or give the entrance test again too. But please apply in January-February itself so as to get enrolled in the first phase itself. -
Hello,
For PG courses, your graduation score matters not 10+2 score. You can give LPU-NEST for scholarship. All the best. If you find this helpful do give an upvote. -
On the basis of your 12th you can't get a scholarship but on the on the basis of your graduation marks if more than 70 percent. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
a year agoHello Swathi,
For MBA admissions, you must qualify NEST and clear the interview, both with 50% aggregate percentage in graduation. You can apply for NEST from this link-
https://nest.lpu.in/mba/index.php -
Yes, you can get a good scholarship on the basis of your class 12th percentage.
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