Is there no benefit of doing M.Sc from LPU or any other private college?

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Bhavuk Jain | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

Can you elaborate your question?

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Vidhi Raturi | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

Thank you very much, sir.

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Jashandeep Matharoo | Guide-Level 11

6 years ago

LPU is much better for M.Sc. Rather all the programmes it offers. I think LPU gives a shape to the education you have learnt so far. Justified Admission Criteria, Almost Every Course One Can Think Of, Excellent Academics, Amazing Exposure, Endless Opportunities, Widely Ranging Extra-Curricular Activ

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Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Vidhi, it is not clear whether issue is with degree or with the institution. One thing is there that if you go a degree from a reputed place it does carry a value. LPU is a brand in itself. It has been ranked as one of the best universities by various agencies on the basis of its infrastructure, its

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