Sir, does CGPA matters for best placements in LPU?

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Sampreet Kaur | Beginner-Level 1

a month ago

CGPA does matter for placements, but it is not the only thing that decides a good job. At LPU, companies can set their own eligibility rules, and some may ask for a particular CGPA or limit backlogs. So keeping a decent CGPA is important to stay eligible for more opportunities. At the same time, ski

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Sri Harsha Mamidi | Contributor-Level 8

5 years ago

Hi Akash, To become eligible for placements according to current placement one need to score 6 CGPA. Rest depends on companies. Some companies shortlist students with some cutoff CGPA, whereas some companies just ask for 60% (6 CGPA).

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