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Yes of course you can change the course in LPU from mechanical to CSE in 2nd year, Also you may change after a semester. But I will not recommend this as your one year would get wasted.

You should think carefully and decide which course you actually want to opt for. As switching of course depends on various factors regarding the course you are pursuing and the one want to switch with.

Programme transfer is easier if the new courses you wish to take overlaps with the one you're presently taking. Many people, for example, switch engineering streams after their first year, which is rather simple for them because both streams teach identical subjects in the first year.

There are certain norms which would be followed but course can be changed.  As far as I'm aware, you may be required to pay a modest price for this. This charge is lower if you switch straight away, during the document verification and admission process, and slightly higher if you switch after one year at the institution.