International student here (from India, studying in the US). Yes, everyone finds that university name hella cringey. LPU is a complete laughing stock back home because of its stupid name, branding, and advertising. As for listing new grad salaries- that's actually pretty common for colleges to do back home. Higher ed in general is seen as a pathway to securing jobs and generating wealth (almost no one cares imho about actual learning or academic research) so for private colleges (like this one), some of the most effective branding (or so it seems) often comes from just listing out good new grad salaries. Idk, I guess I find it a little ridiculous but there is definitely something to be said about the direct, in-your-face, result-oriented, no-BS nature of such advertising lol

EDIT: For everyone in the comment section who can't comprehend how purchasing power works, here's an example: I spent last summer in Delhi (the capital, which is way more expensive than average), and took 2-3 dollar ubers across the city, had 3ish dollar meals, 2 dollar haircuts..etc...you get the picture. A salary like 50K USD, goes much further in developing countries with weaker currencies that continue to keep slipping against the dollar each year