Most B.Tech classes at LPU begin at 9:00 am.

Yes, LPU emphasizes regular class attendance.

To be eligible to sit for exams, you'll need to maintain a minimum attendance of 75% in each course. And, Medical leave can be taken into account for missed classes. Be sure to follow the proper procedures for submitting medical documentation to support your absences. This will help ensure your attendance record remains accurate and doesn't affect your exam eligibility.

LPU doesn't enforce a strict uniform policy for everyday wear on campus. However, they do have some professional presentation guidelines you'll need to follow in specific situations:

• Soft Skills Training Classes: During these classes, LPU expects students to maintain a professional appearance. This typically involves neat, clean, and presentable attire. 
• Placement Interviews: When attending placement interviews, dressing professionally is crucial. This means following standard interview attire norms, like formal shirts, trousers, or professional dresses. 

Overall, LPU prioritizes a professional demeanour during specific events and activities. For everyday wear, you have more flexibility in your clothing choices.

No, textbooks and other course materials are typically not included in your LPU program fees. You'll be responsible for acquiring them on your own. The good news is that LPU has a well-equipped library with a vast collection of books and resources across various disciplines. You can access these resources and borrow books for free to support your studies. The library also subscribes to a variety of e-books and online databases that you can utilize.

As there are different phases of LPUNEST and the admission process, the starting date of classes varies from one branch and phase of students, but it did start from one month to three months.

In my experience, the exact number of unfilled seats can vary depending on the program. However, LPU has a large intake capacity, so there could be around 300 seats across various programs even after the admission process. If you have a specific program in mind, I recommend contacting the admissions department to inquire about potential seat availability.

These numbers vary from year to year, but to provide you with a fair image, around 1000 students, on average, change their branch in B. Tech at LPU.

There might be some flexibility for changing BTech programs on admission day at LPU, but it's not guaranteed. Here's why: 

1. Limited Spots: Each B.Tech program has a specific number of available seats. If the program you're interested in is already full, switching on admission day wouldn't be possible.
2. Verification Process: Changing programs might require additional verification of your eligibility for the new program. This could involve checking your grades or entrance exam scores Before your admission day, reach out to the LPU admissions department. Explain your interest in switching programs.

At LPU, a dedicated team of staff within the admissions department primarily handles the admission process. These are not faculty members or student committees. They're trained staff who specialize in guiding new students through the application, document verification, and enrollment procedures. While you might encounter faculty members at an information session or during a campus tour, the admissions department handles the day-to-day process.

You need to be very careful regarding the documents required, as you need 10th and 12th passing certificates and mark sheets of the same, a Transfer Certificate from school, a character certificate, an Aadhaar Card, an LPUNEST scorecard, and photographs. If any of the documents are missing, they will give 30 days to submit them; if students fail to do so, strict actions are taken by the University.