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I am sure Galgotia and SRM are good universities. As far as the Civil engineering programme at LPU is concerned, at LPU it is an engineering programme that articulates the concepts from basic Science to technology through lab practice and projects to gain knowledge in areas like Structural, Environmental, Highway Engineering, Construction Management which are in sync with industry expectations. One needs an aggregate of 60 percent with PCM in class 12. There are professionally trained faculty at LPU who impart both theoretical and practical knowledge for the holistic development of the students. In addition to it, there is a dedicated department in LPU that looks into preparing students for placements. They train the students in verbal, analytical, and logical abilities. The university aims at bringing out the best in the student at the time of the interview. School of Civil Engineering offers Contemporary Curriculum, Professional Enhancement, Industry Immersion, Domestic & International Projects, Regular Industrial Visit, Interdisciplinary Minors, Innovative Pedagogy. LPU is having Tie-Ups with Civil Industry which resulted in Content Delivery by Industry Experts, Projects in collaboration with Industry. The companies that have recruited LPU students include giants like Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Simplex Infrastructure Pvt Ltd. , Gammon India, National Highway Authority of India, HCC, Shapoorji & Pallonji, DLF Homes, RITES Ltd. , NCC, SAIL, DMRC BHEL, etc. The highest package offered was 31 LPA (Code Nation) and the average salary is 4.2 LPA. The ranking of LPU in engineering is 66. The Times World University Rankings 2022 LPU Is at no 22 on Times Higher Education List. Outlook ranks LPU at number 9 in Outlook Care ranking 10th best university for Training and Placement in 2019 by Knowledge Review. Civil engineering will always be in demand. Human civilization will always be engaged in the task of construction be it for residential purposes, commercial, or leisure.

To pursue MBA, first, you need to score good marks in any one of MBA entrance exams like CAT /XAT/CMAT/SNAP/IIFT/TISS or any other similar exam. After appearing in the exam, you need to fill the college application form in which you want to take admission. IIMs directly take your CAT scores and generate a list. There are no explicit application forms for IIMs. Based on your score in the entrance exam and your SSC-HSC and graduation score and your work profile, the college will shortlist you for WAT-PI or GD-PI.
Based on your field of interest, you can opt for the programme. PGDM course includes all general subjects in the 1st year and specialisations in the 2nd year (students are given choices to choose their stream). MBA programmes, on the other hand, are dedicated to a particular specialisation. B.Com students generally prefer finance. Students from mechanical will find interest in operations but these are just assumptions, at the end it depends on student's interest to choose the stream.

Below mentioned are the different courses under hotel management:
1. Front office.
2. Back office.
3. Cook.
4. Receptionist.
5. Hospitality administration.
6. Dietetics and food service management.
7. Food and beverage service.
8. Bakery and confectionery.
Eligibility criteria:
I. You must have completed class 12th in any streams.
II. You should be not more than 22 years .There is some relaxation given to reserved caste students in upper age limit. For SC/ ST, the upper age limit is 25 years.
You can apply for:
1. PUSA.
2. Hotel Taj.
3. Oberoi.
There are many institutes, which conduct their own entrance exam and many state entrance exams are also conducted for admission in decent colleges.

Diversification in different areas of communication is witnessing a steep rise and is expected to thrive further, on account of growing professionalism and advancement in this sector. Indian personnel who are creative, dynamic, and enterprising and has flair to project ideas, thoughts, and observation through different mediums of communication are preferred choice of the International Industry.
In addition to communication behaviors, Indian Communication Professionals develop a strong liberal arts background that International Employers recognize as vital to being successful. These Professionals are getting excellent jobs in a variety of career fields because employers also recognize the value of hiring people who understand communication in diverse contexts.
The purpose of journalism is to inform and interpret, educate and enlighten the general public. The opportunities for journalists are endless and at the same time the job is becoming more challenging. The job now requires more specialisation and professionalism. The job market (both abroad and domestic) is good for those Indian Journalists who specialize in diverse areas, such as finance, politics, economics, investigation and sports & culture. They can find employment with numerous magazines, newspapers, periodicals, central information service, press information bureau, websites etc. Career in journalism is a prestigious profession as well as a highly paid one.
The recruiters look for the following attributes:
The Must Have's:
-An inquisitive mind, determination and persistence.
-An interest in current affairs at all levels.
-An aptitude for presenting information in an accurate, concise and effective manner.-A lively interest in people, places and events.
-Ability to organize thoughts and to write in a style which is easy to understand.
-Ability to sift relevant facts from the irrelevant.
-A willingness to accept irregular hours.
-Ability to accept criticism and willingness to do considerable rewriting are also necessary.
-An ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines.
As a journalist you can expect an entry level salary of Rs.10,000-Rs.1,5000. As you gain experience of 4- 5 years your salary can grow somewhere between Rs.25,000-1,00000. As a Teacher, Lecturar you can gain salary of Rs. 10,000-50,000.
As a PRO salary can be 12000-25000 (In government. Sector)
15000-70000 (In Pvt. Sector)

A candidate must possess 50% marks in aggregate at class 12th or equivalent with mathematics as one of the subjects at class 12th or 10th + 3 years Diploma (any stream) recognized by Central/ State Governments with 50% aggregates marks.
International Baccalaureate Diploma, after completing 10 years of schooling, with not less than 50% marks in aggregate and with mathematics as compulsory subject of examination.
Candidates seeking admission to B.Arch program should have a valid NATA score obtained in National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by the Council of Architecture.
The admission will be done on merit basis for which the merit list will be prepared based on marks obtained in qualifying examination and NATA test.