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Dear Aayush, Both the programmes are good at LPU. My friend did BPA (Music) and one friend did BPA (Theatre) from LPU only and are now well settled in their career. Bachelor of Performing Arts is four years internationally accepted degree programme in Music that provides intensive training in Music and include professionally apt field projects like T. V and Film production along with Interdisciplinary inputs on event management, IT adds to the employability of the students. Placements: Above 65% of the students get placed from the University. The salary packages offered depends on the company and the student. Record labels & music companies visit the campus for recruitment. Almost 50% of students got internships in multiple music companies & film companies in India. Roles offered were as Vocal artists, Composers, morning music producers, singer-songwriters, music directors, etc. For Admission in this programme, candidates just need to pass the percentage only in the qualifying exam. Although, LPU NEST is not required to qualify one can take this exam to avail or increase their scholarships. LPU has opened their online admissions through a website one can visit their website or call them on their toll-free number to proceed further. Hope it is helpful!
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Yes, it is possible to pursue a Ph.D. in both Law and Psychology. Many universities offer interdisciplinary Ph.D. programs that allow you to combine different fields of study. However, you will need to meet the eligibility criteria and admission requirements for each programme separately. For a Ph.D. in Law, you will typically need to have completed a master's degree in law or a related field and demonstrate research potential through a written research proposal or other means. For a Ph.D. in Psychology, you will usually need a master's degree in psychology or a related field and have research experience or demonstrate research potential. It's important to note that pursuing a Ph.D. in both Law and Psychology simultaneously can be challenging and time-consuming. You may need to devote a significant amount of time to research and coursework for each programme. Additionally, you will need to find a university that offers both programs and has faculty members who can supervise your research in both areas. Before applying to a Ph.D. programme in Law and Psychology, you should carefully consider your research interests and goals and ensure that the programme can support your academic and professional aspirations.