Is LPU good for pursuing CSE? Should I prepare for the JEE Mains? I have got 162 marks in the entrance.

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Asked by Harshit Raj

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    Poonam Angural Alumni Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Well CSE is the talk of the town, the students oftenly attracted towards the course due to excellent placement. In order to get admission in CSE there is an eligibility criteria that needs to be fulfilled by the student. For B.Tech (CSE) the eligibility includes 60% in 10+2 with (English, Physics & Mathematics ) + LPUNEST. For B.Tech CSE (Hons) 70% 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. The department aims to hone the technical expertise of its students by organizing timely workshops and guest lectures. Thi
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  • Harshit, LPU is one of the best universities in the country with world class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty from IITs, IIITs, NITs, etc. High tech MAC lab.s have been set up for the benefit of students. The university is having tie ups with many foreign universities and reputed companies thus facilitating higher education abroad and good placements respectively for their students.
    CSE is one of the branches in LPU having wonderful placements. Most of our students get placed in reputed companies with few opting for higher studies.
    Special inputs in the form of placement classes are given to students to hon
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    priyesh dixit

    9 years ago
    you should take sgsits Indore or take 1 year drop
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    Lalit choudhary Current Student- DTU, Delhi | Guide-Level 15

    9 years ago
    Lpu is good
    but as u hve mentioned u scored 162 in JEE
    I suggest u to take a drop,u may score more than 162 after spending one year preparation time on urself.
    u can crack iitjee
    all the best
    choose a best college

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