LPU review by LPU Verto 2025

Course curriculam is quite accurate I feel, however I m a fresher so I can only tell by what I have experienced till now only. And teachers are also quite friendly and teach properly so its quite good acc to me.

At LPU, many big names like Microsoft, Amazon, Infosys, Bosch, Cognizant, and ISRO come for internships. Roles are usually in software development, AI/ML, QA, marketing, and design, and some even pay up to ?30k–?50k/month. Students don’t just sit idle—they actually build things. Like projects on solar cars, driverless vehicles, campus apps (LPU Touch, ClassAlert), and even running real setups like the UniMall and in-campus hotel. These internships give practical skills and outcomes you can show in your resume.

At LPU, students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th semester. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, Accenture and many others visit the campus. In 2025, more than 2,200 companies came and offered 6,000+ jobs. The highest package touched ?3 crore (international) and around ?62 LPA (domestic). For CSE, the average is around ?7–8 LPA, and the top 25% students bag an average of ?10 LPA+. MBA students had up to 95% placements, with the highest at ?29 LPA and average around ?8 LPA. Most students get placed if they are consistent. My plan after degree is to grab a good placement, keep building my skills in tech, and later explore higher studies or startups depending on where life takes me.

I have paid around 84000 for 1 semester tution fees and around 140000 for hostel, mess, laundry and gym. And I have got 40%scholarship or else the original tution fees for one semester is 140000 and I got this scholarship through LPUNEST exam conducted by University itself in both remotely proctored online and as well as offline mode. I secured Category B scholarship, one can secure category A also which is 55% scholarship, some of my friends have got that.

At LPU, campus life is full of energy. The big festivals are One India and One World (cultural fests in Feb–Mar), Spectra (Nov), and tech fests like Ignite and Tech Tatva. The library is huge, with lakhs of books and access to e-journals like IEEE, Springer, JSTOR etc., and you can even access them online. Classrooms are modern with smart boards, projectors, Wi-Fi, and labs, so learning feels updated and interactive. Sports are a big deal here—facilities for almost every game, and students often win at national/international levels. There are also student clubs—tech clubs, cultural clubs, Rotaract, Entrepreneurship clubs, etc.—which really help in building confidence, skills, and friendships.

Hostel Facility are quite good... mess food for me has been quite amazing Meal quality and items are yummmm It can be a bit costly for some but its 140000 for hostel, mess, gym, laundry included for 4 seater AC Room

I applied for VIT Vellore and also I gave JEE exam so yeah... I chose LPU because I felt this was the best option for me for my JEE score as it had the best exposure and college life one could get. I couldnt make it to IITs/NITs but still one keeps trying to achieve their dreams and LPU has been so far a good option for me. U can get admission through LPUNEST exam and get scholarship acc to it which an go upto 60%

Faculty to student ratio is quite good and also course curriculam is latest updated and also provide several opportunities like EDU REV. Through which u can get educational benifits if u already have knowledge of that subject and wish to skip the course.

At LPU, nightlife is pretty chill. Hostels have cafeterias, so snacks aren’t a problem. The gym and library close by evening, but Wi-Fi and common rooms are always there for late-night study or chilling. Inside campus, hangout spots are the mall area, CCD, Dominos, bowling alley, etc. Outside, the Law Gate area is famous for late-night street food and cafés, and it’s safe for students to roam around. Overall, students unwind by grabbing food, playing indoor games, or just hanging with friends in hostels. The vibe is safe and friendly, though not like a big city party scene.