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A
2 months ago

Okay, I would not say that there is one university or something that is amazing or something. In this whole list like, LPU, Chitkara, VIT, then SRM, then DU, they all good and have their own merits or demerits, I would say. So as for Delhi University, Delhi University have a huge name and students p

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2 months ago

good 

R
a week ago

Honestly, all of these have their own strengths, so I wouldn't pick one blindly without looking at the course. If I had to point out one thing that makes LPU interesting right now, is it's growing focus on AI and future-ready skills. AI is becoming part of almost every field-engineering, business, d

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2 months ago

Hello Reyan, I can understand your confusion regarding admission. But to be honest, I have so many friends who are studying in these different universities like LPU, Chitkara, VIT, SRM, Amrita, DU, Amity, BITS Pilani, Thapar, and GNDU, and everyone has their own experience. In my view, a better univ

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M
3 months ago

As a student of LPU I would choose LPU. I've got friends from different universities and I am proud to say that LPU has given students a lot of opportunities. If you are enthusiastic about your career, LPU will be a better choice for you. LPU has got a diverse student population and great infrastruc

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