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Puneet Singh
4 years ago
Dear Aspirant, Both are good private institutes for higher studies. I did MBA from LPU and one of my friend's younger brothers is also studying over there in B.Tech CSE. There are a few parameters I would like to share with you why CSE is good at LPU. Great Placement: LPU has a good placement record

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Poonam Angural
5 years ago
The CSE professionals can work as a computer programmer, data scientist, systems analyst, software developer, hardware engineer, IT consultant, system engineer, etc. Though both the universities are good in terms of academic structure but being an alumni let me share the details. CSE department take

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Khushal Arora
5 years ago
Hello! LPU is renowned private university with more than 30,000 students and experienced faculty from various institutes. There are more than 250 courses which are offered by the University. B.Tech (CSE) is also one of the high in demand programme because of its following features: 1. Computer Scie

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Dear, The choice lies with you only. Both are equally good, rather now a days private universities are putting more efforts than some of the NIT's or even young IIT's. For NIT one has to crank JEE Mains where as for LPU one can crack LPU NEST. I am not saying that LPU NEST is easier than JEE Main

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
Well, there is actually no comparison. CSE being a highly dynamic field needs the curriculum up gradations almost continuously, LPU is only one of the few private universities which has recognised this and developed the process of continuous feedback and consultations with industry to upgrade the sy

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