Rakshan's Review On K L University - [KLU], Guntur

There are a variety of specializations available for BBA courses at this university, and I was impressed with the diversity of options I had when it came to selecting courses. So, I had chosen this university and it came into my preference list. I submitted the online application as it was the first step to apply for the course. A minimum of 55% score in the 12th grade was the minimum requirement to submit an online application. A written test and an interview were conducted on a specified date as part of the admission process.

Nowadays, business analysts are one of the most sought-after professionals. Keeping this in mind, I chose this course. There are six semesters in this three-year course. In the last semester, we did an internship. The papers I enjoyed most in the area of my specialization included predictive analytics and decision-making, Business Intelligence, and data mining, Business Information systems, and SPSS.

I did not participate in the placement recruitment program as I wanted to do further study. The average salary offered by the maximum recruiters was Rs. 3.9 LPA, while the maximum salary offered by recruiters was Rs. 17.5 LPA. Top recruiters in the placement were Accenture, Amazon, KPMG, Honeywell, Ernst and young, Dell International, eclerx services, Deloitte, etc. In terms of job opportunities, Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad, and Chennai were among the top destinations.

Per year total cost of the course was Rs.160000. On the first of my graduation, I paid a one-time admission fee of Rs.15000 along with the tuition fee (i.e. Rs.160000). Scholarships were available to eligible students, though I was not eligible for them. We were offered the full-time job positions of Data engineers, business analysts, data architects, research analysts, data miners, data visualizers, and so on.

We used to attend our class in digital classrooms. When our teachers chose to conduct the special classes in the open-air auditorium, the long, tiring hours became exciting. Our favorite places to continue the discussion during long hours were the seminar halls, the indoor auditorium, and common rooms. I was a member of the Music Society as it was my favorite hobby club. As a performer, I participated in the cultural festival Surbhi and the technical festival Samyak.