Sir i have got 54.7% in icse board. Can i get a admission
Yes, you can get admission at Lovely Professional University (LPU) with 54.7% marks or percentages in the ICSE board because LPU believes in providing equal opportunity to all aspiring students. LPU offers many programs and some programs have flexible eligibility criteria, especially diploma, underg
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Yes, eligibility for BA program is, pass in 10+2, and there is no any requirements for any entrance test, however if you looking for schoalrships you can go for LPUNEST. But if you are looking for admission in BA (Hons) program, so eligibility slightly different like 60% marks in 10+2 with english a
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