What is the ratio of seats between boys & girls in Bachelor of Planning?

10+2 at present;intending for an attempt in 2021

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2 months ago
Bachelor of Planning programs do not set specific seat numbers for boys or girls. Most universities admit students based on merit, not gender. The student mix changes each year depending on who applies and qualifies.

At Lovely Professional University (LPU), planning programs like the Integrated B.Tec

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3 months ago

The seat ratio between boys and girls in a Bachelor of Planning program is usually not fixed. Admissions are generally based on eligibility, entrance scores, and seat availability rather than gender quotas. At LPU, the focus is on providing equal opportunities to all eligible students. The classroom

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2 months ago

Hello, Dear, LPU admission is based on eligibility and merit, not gender, and there is no fixed ratio of seats for boys and girls.

Admissions are given based on eligibility, entrance scores (where applicable), and seat availability. The number of boys and girls in a batch changes every year depending

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2 months ago

LPU does not have a fixed seat ratio for boys and girls in the Bachelor of Planning program. Admissions are based on eligibility, merit, and seat availability rather than gender. The gender mix varies each year depending on the applicants, and all eligible candidates are given equal opportunities fo

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2 months ago

LPU doesn't really hold to a fixed seat ratio for boys and girls when it comes to the Bachelor of Planning (B.Plan.) program, so it's not like there is one set number that is guaranteed. Instead, admissions go by eligibility criteria, merit, and how many seats are actually vacant at the time, and bo

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Aman Kumar
6 years ago
In our university, we don't focus on gender ratio. We focus on coeducation and it may be a chance that sometimes girl ratio would be high or sometimes boy's ratio would be high. So, our university doesn't fix the seats according to gender. The one who is capable will get.

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