Which college is better for B.Tech in CSE among LPU and Singhad Colleg, Pune?

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Asked by Avni Kothari
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5 years ago
Hi, LPU is the best. My brother did B.Tech (CSE) from LPU and he is working in an MNC now. I have visited LPU several times during his 4-year journey. I will highlight some of the features. The staff is highly qualified and most of them are Ph. This. The faculty has in-depth knowledge of the subject

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9 years ago
In my opinion, both are good for b.tech. But regarding all other as suggested above, I am not agree. I have crossed over one and highly impressed as i find it as trying to follow & compete with JAYPEE university & Galgotias univesity in following aspects: (a) Implementation of modern educational con

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Avni, LPU is one of the best universities in the country with world class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty from IITs, IIITs, NITs, etc. High tech MAC lab.s have been set up for the benefit of students. The university is having tie ups with many foreign universities and

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archit kumar
9 years ago
Hello Avni, Well, both are good and reputed colleges of India, but I will suggest you to go with LPU due its best in class infrastructure, good faculties and wide alumini network, many of the alumini's are working in top MNCs like Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc. So, go for it only.

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