How is B.Com (Hons.) branch at LPU? What about its placement in 2025/26?

I’m currently pursuing B.Com (Hons.) at LPU, and I chose this course because I wanted to pursue CA alongside it. The curriculum aligns well with CA subjects, so I didn’t have to study much outside of what I needed for CA. However, I feel that the job market isn’t very favorable for B.Com graduates, and the internship opportunities mostly go to B.Tech students. As for placements in 2025, I heard that over 1050 companies visited the campus, and they made around 8400 offers. The highest package was 64 LPA for domestic placements, which sounds impressive, but I think B.Com students might not get as many opportunities compared to others.

I’m in my second year of B.Com (Hons.) at LPU and it’s been a good journey so far. The tuition fees are pretty affordable, especially for students from certain categories, which makes it easier to manage. The campus life is vibrant with multiple fests like "YOUTH VIBE" and a lot of extracurricular activities. Regarding placements, I’ve heard that by 2025, many students got offers from over 1050 companies, which is quite impressive! The highest packages offered were really high, and while B.Com students might not get as many internships as B.Tech, there are still opportunities if you network well.

LPU's B.Com (Hons.) is a solid choice if you’re looking for a supportive environment. The teaching methods are quite good, and the faculty is really helpful. I found the course content relevant to real-world applications, but I still feel like there are limited job opportunities specifically for B.Com graduates. For placements in 2026, the university had a good track record with campus placements; they had more than 8400 offers made! The highest package was around 3 CPA for international placements, but I think we need to work a bit harder to stand out in the job market.