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As per the Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) student need to Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with Physics Mathematics and English or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU NEST or JEE (Main)
If Candidate has 85 Percentile or above in JEE Main then LPU NEST is exempted. The Lovely Professional University (LPU) has been ranked 47th among all government & private universities in India, in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) Rankings 2022, which was released by Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan recently. Engineering in the top 51 institutions in India. This NIRF score is a reflection of where the institution is standing vis-a-vis other institutions in a similar category.

Hi Mehma,
There are education loans from Indian banks. The scholarship is possible but will depend on your profile and the university. Scholarships are on merit basis and no one can really predict. 85% is a very good percentile. If your overall application that is your SOP, Essay, recommendation letters, IELTS scores etc. Are very good then there is a chance. You should start checking university websites and learn about the admission requirements. More importantly is the deadline. If you are aiming for a scholarship submit the best application you could and before the deadlines. The more you delay the less chance will be for admission and scholarship.

I personally don't recommend petroleum engineering as your Bachelor's degree. Always pursue your Bachelor's degree in core sector, so that you can have a strong backup. Moreover, as this sector is cyclic in nature, it does't assure you jobs in odd times. Petroleum engineering very specialised and streamlined course. It is better to choose such courses at Master's level. If you pursue your degree in mechanical, chemical, civil or any other core branch, the basic fundamentals will remain same. As petroleum engineering is applied branch, fundamentals from your Bachelor will be useful. Anyone can enter in Petroleum engineering but vice versa may not be possible. Today 70 % petroleum graduates in India struggling to get the job in Petroleum sector. They end up with no option other than going for MS or working with small companies. Don't go behind fancy packages they show it as the survey. I know good engineers working for peanuts (2500 month salary provided by one of the rig contractors). People may criticize me but this is reality and one has to accept it (I am talking about Indian point of view where energy sector is still emerging). Now, it's up to you.

In one word, "Medical has the highest scope among all". But, the preparation is very rigorous also. In order to get into a good government medical college, you have to indeed study a lot. So, make sure that you wholeheartedly want to pursue a career in medicine. Otherwise, it all be a waste. Being a science student, you can go into any field like Arts, Commerce, Engineering and Medical. So, first make up your mind properly what you want to pursue. "Know yourself first". There is no such study without any scope even Arts has a very wide scope. So, don't worry about the pros and cons. Just follow your heart and decide what you want to become. If you're interested in Medical then it's the best choice. Start, preparing from now only, keep everything aside and open your books. Solve "H. C Verma". If you want to save money then you have to work very hard get into a good Government medical school and your fees will be less then Lacs rupees per year. In private medical college, it will be around 5 Lacs per year. So, first decide what you want to become and then start preparing from today onwards only.