I will try to answer your question to the best of my knowledge. Talking about Lovely Professional University, student of CSE here in LPU. LPU has a collaboration with Google to provide specialisation Android courses to the B.Tech/IT/CSE/Engineering students. LPU provides free training on SAP Business Suite to the students leading them to the SAP Consultant Certification. LPU has a tie-up with VMware IT ACADEMY for giving students and faculty exposure to products like vSAN, sphere, NSX, Workspace, Airwatch and cloud, including certifications. LPU was ranked SECOND by Hacker Earth leaving behind most IITs among more than 5000 universities, from all around the world. LPU students designed and created India's 1st Solar-Powered driverless bus which was featured in various national media and which made a maiden run in the Indian Science Congress 2019 held by LPU, which was inaugurated by The Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi. And many more, with great placement opportunities, there is a very good holistic environment for one to study and get ready for the corporate world while sharpening your skills and knowledge. The placements at LPU are almost unexpectable. Someone gets a really good package while some get very less, it depends upon your portfolio and the interview. Mostly, the interviews matter a lot. If you did well over there you will definitely get a good job. Recently in the Amazon placement drive, 15-16 students got a package in the range of 11-16 Lacs and it's a good package, Tanya Arora she got 42 LPA from Microsoft. But at the same point, there are some companies who took the students at the package of 3.5-34.5 Lacs. There will be many placement drives conducted by Tech Mahindra, Samsung, Koni Labs, Hitachi, Honda and many more. It depends on how you perform. Innovative and productive environment, more emphasize on practical sessions with the benefit of having ragging free campus

There will be two options displayed while the time of allotment, one is confirm and proceed for next round  and next one is confirm your seat. If you have clicked on proceed and Continue then yeah you can apply for next counseling but if you have clicked on confirm your seat you cannot apply for next round

Coming to fees, yeah you may get full fee refund but yes 60 to 70% of fees refund for sure. You need to visit College for refund And carry a valid reason for not attending the college for confirmation

Yes. You can apply for 3rd round of counseling and in the further counselings is exists. There will be no problem in applying for further counsellings.

Coming to your fee structure, you must officially visit the College for any of fee refunds. Almost most of the colleges return fee's where few of the college's return 60 to 70%  of fees. So visit the College and have a valid reason for not attending the College for confirmation. They will let you know the further process

hello,

If you have locked your college and paid 50,000 but you have not physically reported to that college then obviously your seat get cancelled and also you are not eligible for the refund as it's your fault you have not physically reported. If you had surrendered your seat online(at the time of announcement of 2nd round results) then you are eligible for the refund. Also you can always contact to comedk authorities for the complaints.

hope this will help you

all the best!!

Hello there,

JSS Science and Technology University is a private university located in Mysore, Karnataka, India. This college offers a lot of courses. The total fees for ECE Engineering is around 64k. Placements are good at this college. The average salary package is around 4 LPA. In other facilities college is good. Siddaganga Institute of Technology is a technological institute in Tumakuru, Karnataka, India. This college also offers a wide range of courses. The total fees for CSE Engineering is around 2.44 lakhs. Placements are also good here. The highest salary package was around 29 LPA for the last session. Other facilities are good here.

Overall, SIT Tumkur is better than JSS Mysore, in terms of placements.

Hope this helps.