Remarks
I have applied for Lovely professional University. It has a huge campus with high security. I had taken the admission through scholarship. I heard about the university through a older brother. And for admission in diploma, there is some criteria like minimum 50% marks in 10th and minimum 10th.
Course Curriculum Overview
I choose this course became i am interested in computer science and little bit Programming. And in my class student ratio, i can say in every 5 student 1 is studyholic. about qualification and review i think i get top teachers in india.
Placement Experience
Lovely Professional University (LPU) has a placement cell that provides employment opportunities to its students. Apart from the placements, the University also provide internship opportunities to its UG and PG students. Every year, hundreds of companies participate in the placement drive and select students from LPU. During LPU placements 2020, a total of 635 companies participated and offered the highest salary package of Rs 42 LPA Placements at LPU are good. About 80-70% of students got placed from the campus placement. The top recruiting companies of this course are Google, Infosys, Apple, Tata, Facebook, and Microsoft.
Fees and Financial Aid
A student needs to pay the Admission fees after reducing their scholarship amount. Examination fees Residential and other facilities as availed.(i.e. mess, gym, indoor facilities etc) Library fines if any. Reappear/Improvement/Backlog fees if any.
Campus Life
Lpu have a huge campus with diversity. This university treats every student every talent equally. Hence gives platforms for every talent and thus we have a number of fests in our university. There are several ways to describe a classroom depending on the layout and what perspective you are describing it from. I found the classrooms are better then other universities classrooms. We were always in big classrooms during lectures because there were about 150 students in each course. When they were divided into groups (translation exercises, small literary courses…), we were in small classrooms fit for only 30 to 60 students.
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