Doing a BBA from DTU has its perks and drawbacks. The best part is the annual fest, Engifest, which is huge and really brings life to the campus. However, the campus itself is quite small, and the library has limited resources. The internship process has changed recently; now we have to find internships ourselves in the 5th semester, which can be stressful. About 30-35% of my classmates got placed during campus placements, with the highest package being 13.5 LPA. The average is about 6 LPA, which isn't bad. The fees are quite high for a government college at around 3,00,000, and they keep increasing. If you love business and can navigate the challenges, DTU could be worth it.

Here’s the fee structure for the Integrated BBA (HONS) + MBA program:

• The fees mentioned are per semester.

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Whether you take admission in DTU or NSUT, it won't matter much as these universities are known for their technical programs. If you want to pursue a BBA, I would recommend considering a dedicated B-school instead. An engineering-dominated university can be a challenge for management students. Separate universities are established for management, so it's worth exploring those options. If you're looking for just a degree and are satisfied with even the lowest package, then you might consider these universities. However, think about the future: will they provide you with as much practical exposure as a B-school? I would recommend looking into a B-school that is under IP or DU or any other prestigious management school. You will surely learn a lot, develop the skills you need, and have the potential for a handsome package. The rest is your choice.

For the BBA program at DTU, you’ll be looking at a total of six semesters. I love that it’s structured this way because it gives us enough time to absorb the course material. Plus, there are two term exams in each semester, which really helps in understanding the subjects better. I’ve been enjoying my time here and the learning experience!

Lovely Professional University (LPU) is regarded as a solid choice, with some students giving it a perfect rating of 10 stars!

Rankings

• LPU is ranked 801 in the World University Rankings by Times Higher Education.
• It holds the 16th position in the Pharmacy category, 19th in Law, and 50th in Engineering according to NIRF.

Reviews

• Students rate LPU with an overall score of 4.2 stars.
• LPU has an overall rating of 4.2/5.
• Many students appreciate the university's infrastructure, faculty, facilities, and classes.

Recognition

• LPU is recognized as the best Engineering college in Punjab, known for delivering high-quality Engineering education.

Achievements
LPU boasts several notable accomplishments, including:

• A student being the first Indian selected for a geology field training expedition in Iceland.
• A student performing at the Coke Studio Bharat Live Concert.
• A student refereeing at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Amenities

• LPU features wheelchair-accessible restrooms, seating, entrances, parking lots, and a free parking garage.
• It has a Grade A++ with a score of 3.68 on a 4-point scale and is ranked 27th among top universities in India overall.
• The MBA program has global accreditation from ACBSP, USA.

LPU and SRM University Chennai both offer solid BBA/BMS programs, but they cater to slightly different experiences. LPU stands out with its impressive infrastructure, vibrant campus life, and a variety of events like the Youth Vibe fest, which makes student life exciting. The faculty is supportive, and there's a strong focus on practical learning and internships, with companies like Google and Amazon recruiting from there. On the other hand, SRM University Chennai also boasts a good curriculum and experienced faculty, but the campus life seems less highlighted compared to LPU’s numerous events. If you're looking for a more lively campus atmosphere and extensive extracurricular activities, I'd personally lean towards LPU. However, if you prefer a well-rounded academic experience with potential for strong placements, SRM could be a great fit. So, if you’re all about campus life and networking, go for LPU; if you prioritize academics and placements, SRM is a solid choice.

Yes, DTU awards a CPI for BBA students. It’s a good way to gauge our performance, especially since we have term exams every 1.5 months. I appreciate how the CPI reflects our consistent efforts rather than just a final exam score. This keeps me motivated throughout the semester!

DTU's BBA program has a fee structure of approximately 3,00,000. It’s a little steep, especially since it increases a bit each year. But if you manage to get a scholarship, it can help ease the financial burden. Just keep in mind that many students focus on higher studies instead of placements, so the percentage of students getting placed is only around 30-35%.

I’ve noticed that the end semester results for BBA at DTU typically come out within 30 to 40 days after the exams wrap up. So, if our exams finish in late November, we’re looking at results being out by mid to late December. It’s a bit stressful, but at least we get a break in between!