Which is better for CSE: LPU or NIT Srinagar/Manipur/Meghalaya or Sikkim Agartala?

My experience and feedback from students suggest that academics at LPU are quite structured and industry-oriented. The focus is not just on theory but also on practical learning through projects, presentations, internships, and skill-based courses.

What many students appreciate is the flexibility to

LPU offers Ph.D. research opportunities in areas such as Engineering, Management, Computer Applications, Commerce, Sciences, Agriculture, Pharmacy, Law, Education, Design, Humanities and Social Sciences. Scholars get access to research labs, experienced faculty and opportunities to work on industry

For admission to the Ph.D. programme at LPU, a candidate generally needs a Master's degree in the relevant subject with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a recognised university. Candidates with professional qualifications accepted under university rules may also be eligible in some dis

Yes. The B.Tech. Food Technology course at LPU includes practical learning in food processing, food safety and quality control through laboratory work, pilot scale training and project based activities. Students get exposure to food testing methods, quality standards and modern processing techniques

The B.Tech. (Food Technology) programme at LPU covers both food Science and engineering. Students usually study Food Chemistry Food Microbiology Food Processing Food Engineering Food Packaging Food Quality Control Food Safety Dairy and Meat Technology Fruit and Vegetable Processing and Product Devel