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Migrating from LPU to a deemed university in Chennai because of a job transfer is something that many students wonder about. Honestly, it depends on a few things like the policies of both universities and the course curriculum compatibility. LPU is pretty flexible and supportive when it comes to student needs, but migration rules usually depend on the university where your niece wants to move. Deemed universities in Chennai might have their own rules on accepting migration students, and they usually check if the course subjects match closely to avoid losing academic progress.

If your niece wants to move, she should first check with LPU's academic office and the Chennai university's admission department to understand the migration process and paperwork involved. Sometimes, universities require a formal no-objection certificate and migration certificate from the current university. Also, the transfer might affect her academic timeline depending on credit recognition.

LPU's infrastructure, faculty, and placements are top-notch, so if possible, she could also explore options like online or hybrid classes or even transferring internally within LPU's other campuses if that's feasible. But if the migration is necessary, with proper planning and coordination between the two universities, it can definitely be done.