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We should not compare the two; both the universities are good at their place. But as a student of LPU I would like to say LPU is best because in India LPU is one of best private university. Its ranking, placement, education, infrastructure and diversity make this university one of a kind.Ranking: - LPU comes under top 100 amongst all private and Government University. This Dear year what shook me the most is the resent ranking by the world’s university ranking again amongst all government and private university.Placement: - In lovely professional university from 100 students 90-95 students get placement. Specifically in B.Tech, the highest salary package was 64lac per annum. In management it was 21lacs per annum. So, in my point of view its great packages as compare to any other university.Infrastructure: - There is green areas in the university at so many different departments in the campus, classroom with a/c, google lab, IMAC lab, moot court, fine art lab, agriculture farmland, space centre, play grounds, and both girls and boys hostel.Education: - professors are well educated most of them are Ph.D, m.phill or Masters in specific subject.

The calculation of CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) at IIIT Una - Indian Institute of Information Technology is typically based on a credit-based system. Here's a general overview of how CGPA is calculated:1. Credit System: Each course or subject at IIIT Una is assigned a specific number of credits based on its weightage and the number of hours of instruction. Typically, courses with more credits are considered more substantial in terms of workload and importance.2. Grade Points: IIIT Una follows a grading system where each grade is associated with a certain number of grade points. The exact grading scale ranges from S (excellent) to F (fail). The grade points assigned to each grade may also vary, with S typically having the highest grade point and F having the lowest or no grade points.3. Calculation of Grade Points: For each course, the grade obtained by the student is multiplied by the credits assigned to that course. This gives the "grade points earned" for that particular course. The same calculation is performed for all the courses in a semester.4. Cumulative Grade Points: The cumulative grade points are calculated by adding up the grade points earned in all the courses completed so far, up to the current semester.5. CGPA Calculation: To calculate the CGPA, the cumulative grade points earned are divided by the total credits completed so far, up to the current semester. This gives the CGPA, which represents the overall academic performance of the student.