Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello, Yes, you are eligible to apply for the B. Performing Arts programme at Lovely Professional University (LPU) with 63% in Class 12th, even though you completed your schooling in 2012. LPU typically requires candidates to have passed 10+2 or equivalent in any stream from a recognised board for admission to this program, and your percentage meets the eligibility criteria.Admission Process for B. Performing Arts at LPUApplication:Apply online through LPU's official website or call on official num or  visit the campus for direct application.Eligibility Check:Ensure you meet the minimum academic qualifications (you already do).Scholarship Test (Optional):Appear for LPU NEST (National Entrance and Scholarship Test) if you wish to avail of scholarships based on merit or performance.Selection and Admission:Once your application is reviewed and accepted, you will receive an offer of admission. Complete the process by paying the admission fee and submitting required documents.LPU's B. Performing Arts programme offers specialisation in music, dance, or theatre, fostering creative growth and career opportunities. Let me know if you'd like details on fees or scholarships!

Yes, a GATE-qualified student with an MA in English can apply for a PhD programme and may receive a stipend. Although GATE is mainly linked with the engineering and technology fields, some institutions may allow the acceptance of GATE scores in interdisciplinary programs, including those of humanities.Stipend Details:Stipend Amount: PhD students are paid a monthly stipend of 31,000 for the first two years as Junior Research Fellows (JRF). It increases to 35,000 in subsequent years as a Senior Research Fellow (SRF).Eligibility: Candidates who had earned a valid GATE score and were registered at approved PhD programs at participating GATE institutions, became eligible for the stipend.Application ProcessCandidates should check on certain eligibility criteria and processes regarding applications for the interested universities, as policies do tend to vary. Best advisable would be to consult admissions offices of the respective universities if they have any questions as concerns applying with an MA in English.