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Dear Sandeep,
Yes, you can join BBA in international business from LPU but you should have a minimum of 60% marks in the board exam and the LPUNEST exam conducted by LPU.
The 5% relaxation to North-East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmiri Migrants only. The same eligibility is for an integrated BBA-MBA but you have to qualify for an interview as well.
BBA+MBA would be a good career option. It would be a good choice to opt for LPU as in the present scenario this is the university that caters to the all-around development of its students and nurtures it with care to boost the career to a pinnacle of ultimate success which might be the envy of many. I would say the Integrated course at LPU not just saves a year but is financially compatible as well. As per my view, LPU has an edge in terms of curriculum, exposures, and placements.
Integrated BBA MBA is a 4-year program. The Business School of LPU is accredited by ACBSP, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members. The Training and Placement Cell of the University has a team of highly qualified and experienced professionals. LPU is ranked 37th in the management programme by NIRF ranking 2021.
The training & placement cell of the university conducts many programs for Enhancing employability such as Professional Enhancement classes, industry experts, Workshops, Mock Drives, Guest Lectures, Summer Internship, and many others. Students can avail of the opportunity like summer program, credit transfer, international exposure, etc. The university has been ranked high by external agencies also with regard to placements of students. Around 650+ companies visit every year for campus recruitment of students from LPU. The highest package offered for the management programme is 21 LPA.
LPU provides ample opportunities to each and every eligible student of LPU. Companies like Colgate Palmolive, Hindustan Unilever, Godrej Consumer, Asian Paints, Bajaj Allianz, CEAT, Rallis India, etc. visit LPU for recruitment purposes.
I hope this helps.
All the Best!

I really don't know what I would like more and this is my first semester in college so I need two more years to learn about either of these fields, however, I am taking a basic electric circuit's course for electronics engineering right now.
Most of is confusing, I mean I get like a lot of stuff from that class, but than during that labs I really do not know what to do. I know how to draw a simple schematic, but not some intense one. I really didn't care much for mechanical engineer until like two days ago, because the thought of robotics, mechanics and stuff like that intrigued me. I also noticed that electrical and mechanical engineers take the same math and science courses, which are basically my two years of schooling before I get into the actual electrical or mechanical stuff plus the GE.
Electronics engineer, I saw, has different physics classes and not that much math courses as Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, can someone tell me why that is? I would like to know about the differences between these three careers and what is more hands on. And what is more fun in your opinion or the better choice. I don't like math especially calculus, but if I have to I will take it to become one of these engineers. So, can someone please help me come to a decision?