What is the average number of boys and girls in a class of B.Tech CSE first year at lpu?

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Asked by Asif Khan
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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hello Asif, The average number of boys and girls in B.Tech are 1000+ in the first year. The placement for this programme is average 6-8 LPA. For more details, you can contact toll-free number of LPU.

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Pallavi Bharti
7 years ago
The average number of boys and girls in B.Tech are 1000+ in the first year. The placement for this programme is average 6-8 Lacs per annum. For more details you can contact toll-free number of LPU.

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Bhanita Sarmah
6 years ago
There will be around 60 students in each section. Out of a total 60 students in the class, around 45 will be boys and 15 will be girls.

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Pragati Nayan
7 years ago
There are only 60 seats in one section. So, a minimum of 60 students are there in the first year at LPU.

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How many boys and girls?

Aman Kumar
7 years ago
There are approximately 60 students in one each section every year.

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Vijay Singh Kholiya
7 years ago
Out of a total 60 students in the class, around 45 will be boys and 15 will be girls.

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KRISHNENDU SEN
7 years ago
Hello Asif, This seems to me a tough question because it completely depends upon the admission of that particular year. It may be 1:1 or 2:1 or 1:2 or anything.

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kanu vashisht
7 years ago
That depends upon the admissions because it can't be predicted, it do increases year on year.

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Most of the time it would in the ratio of 3:2 or sometimes 1:1.

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