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Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test — Undergraduate (non-B.Tech)
Also known as LPUNEST Undergraduate (non-B.Tech)
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Key facts
- Conducting body
- Lovely Professional University
- Eligible class
- Class-12
- Exam level
- Institute-Specific
- Exam areas
- Design, Engineering, General, Law, Management
- Typical exam month
- Execution Window: The exam is conducted across multiple continuous phases or sessions spanning from January through August of the admission year. The final schedule for the 2026-2027 admissions cycle concludes on August 20th, 2026. --
- Academic year
- 2026-2027
- Primary goal
- The primary goal of LPUNEST Undergraduate (non-B.Tech) is to serve as both a national-level entrance test for admission eligibility and a merit-based scholarship assessment tool for over 150 non-B.Tech undergraduate programmes at Lovely Professional University. These disciplines include Sciences, Allied Medical Sciences, Business, Journalism, Computer Applications, Architecture, Planning, Arts (Humanities), and Physical Education. --
- Syllabus subjects
- Accountancy, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer Fundamentals, Economics, English, General Awareness, Geography, History, Mathematics, Numerical Ability, Physics, Sociology
Exam structure
Exam Mode: Online Computer-Based Test (CBT). Candidates are offered two options: Online remotely proctored test from home (using a webcam and mobile setup). Test centre-based exam at designated testing cities. Test Duration: 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes). Total Marks: 100 Marks. Question Type: Objective-type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Language Medium: English. Subject Choice Logic: English is compulsory for all candidates (20 questions, 1 mark each = 20 marks). Candidates must choose any two of the remaining 18 elective subjects based on their intended program. Each elective subject accounts for 40 marks. Elective subjects are divided into two types: Type A (20 questions, 2 marks each = 40 marks): Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Computer Science, and Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning. Type B (40 questions, 1 mark each = 40 marks): History, Sociology, Psychology, Geography, Agriculture, Physical Education, Political Science, Public Administration, and General Awareness. Total test paper structure: English (20 Marks) + Elective Subject 1 (40 Marks) + Elective Subject 2 (40 Marks) = 100 Marks. --