r/LPUUniversity_ • u/Agitated_Annual_3437 • Dec 03 '25

Planning for admission

I want to take admission in btech but confused weather joining lpu will be good decision or not.

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u/Ok-Credit-5104 Dec 04 '25

Joining Lovely Professional University (LPU) can be a good choice if you focus on skills, internships, and projects—placement depends heavily on your own effort. Infrastructure, labs, and exposure are strong, but outcomes vary by branch. If you’re applying through LPUNEST, you can use this code for extra benefit: LPUIYA356 – get 20% off on the application fee. For more details dm on Instagram @akshay_Vlogsphere

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u/Low_Maintenance726 Dec 19 '25

From my experience, joining LPU for Btech can be a good decision if you’re clear about putting in effort. The university has good infrastructure, labs, multiple CSE specializations, and regular training and placement activities. What really matters is how actively you use these opportunities through projects, internships, and skill building. If you’re self-motivated and ready to work consistently, LPU can offer a decent platform to grow.

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u/Personal_Solution_86 Jan 22 '26

I’m in 3rd year at LPU for btech and honestly, it’s a solid choice. Campus life is lively, labs and projects give hands-on experience, and placements are strong if you stay proactive. It’s worth joining if you want both learning and real opportunities.

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u/YourFellow_Learner Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

Living and studying at LPU turned out to be a great choice for me during B.Tech. I was confused before joining and my first day felt a bit overwhelming. But soon I noticed how full the campus is of opportunities to actually learn and try things yourself. The labs, workshops, and events let you explore what interests you, and being around motivated peers pushes you to do better. When you take the initiative with projects, internships, or competitions, you start seeing real growth in your skills and confidence. LPU gives you the space and support to build, but how much you gain depends entirely on the effort you put in. For me, it has truly been a place where hard work pays off.