LPU - Lovely Professional University Counselling

Hello, Lovely Professional University (LPU) conducts the LPUNEST counselling process entirely online. This digital approach encompasses several key steps:Online Preference Filling: Candidates select their preferred courses and specializations through the university's online portal.Seat Allotment: Based on candidates' LPUNEST ranks and preferences, seats are allocated electronicallyFee Payment: Accepted candidates can pay the initial admission fee online to confirm their seats.Document Upload and Verification: Required documents are uploaded through the portal and verified digitally.This streamlined online process ensures efficiency and accessibility for all candidates.

Greetngs!The Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test (LPU NEST) is an entrance exam used for admission into various programs at LPU. After qualifying for the exam, candidates often need to participate in counselling for seat allocation. LPUNEST will be conducted in multiple schedules. After the end of each schedule, the scores (subject wise as well as total) obtained by the candidates will be provided to them. These scores will determine the amount of scholarship they will be availing. The final result sheet containing the ranks of the candidates from all the appeared Schedules will be released after the end of each Schedule. This final result sheet will be declared separately for all the programmes for which LPUNEST will be conducted. For candidates appearing in multiple schedules, the best score out of the appeared Schedules will be considered for the ranking. Here's a general list of documents that are typically required for LPU NEST counselling:Required Documents for LPU NEST CounsellingLPU NEST Admit Card: The admit card issued for the LPU NEST exam must be presented during counselling.LPU NEST Result: A printout or copy of the result or scorecard showing the marks obtained in the examination.Application Form: A printed copy of the application form that was submitted for LPU NEST.10th Mark Sheet and Certificate: The original and a photocopy of the Class 10 mark sheet and passing certificate.12th Mark Sheet and Certificate: The original and a photocopy of the Class 12 mark sheet and passing certificate (or equivalent, if applicable).Graduation Mark Sheets: For postgraduate programs, original and photocopy of the graduation degree and mark sheets.Identity Proof: A government-issued identity proof (e.g., Aadhar card, passport, voter ID, etc.) to verify the identity of the candidate.Passport-sized Photographs: A few recent passport-sized photographs, typically required for various forms during the counselling process.Caste/Category Certificate: If applicable, candidates must provide a caste/category certificate (e.g., SC/ST/OBC) issued by a competent authority.Medical Fitness Certificate: Some programs may require a medical fitness certificate from a recognised medical practitioner.Transfer Certificate (TC): The original transfer certificate from the previous institution (if applicable).Additional NotesVerification Process: All documents must be verified in original and with photocopies. Therefore, candidates should ensure that they bring both the originals and copies.Updated Information: Since requirements can change, it is essential to refer to the official LPU website or counselling notification for the specific academic year for the most accurate and updated list of required documents.Counselling Fees: Candidates should also be prepared to pay any counselling or seat allocation fees, as specified by the university.

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