MY EXPERIENCE

i chose BBA cus i've always wanted to pursue my MBA in a good ivy league or NYU . as RV is a reputable university, it was easier to opt RVU. the curriculum talks about real life scenarios and how we can deal with it although there are a few unrealistic scenarios. but overall a great opportunity.

as of first year we have internship at NGO, where we learn and experience a lot of different aspects and things. we have it as SIP (summer internship program) and i believe we have it every semester as it's graded and required to pass the semester

i'm not sure about it . but i'm aware a lot of seniors have their placements likely done and they're satisfied with it . my plan after getting the degree is as usual to opt an MBA degree so that it enhances my chances of getting a career in HR

we paid around 25,000? as registration fee , 1,00,00? and another 75,000? towards the completion and confirmation of the seat . i'm not much aware of the availability of scholarships or financial aids but so far they're supportive and are willing to provide for students who wanna opt CA

campus life is really fun. we find a lot of business conferences, MUN, fests, ethic events and a lot more other activities happening regularly in college and it's got a lot of fun people too! they have a lot of collection of books in the library which is easily accessible.

The admission process was very smooth and decent . they made it easier for us to approach . very kind staff . the eligibility criteria is reasonable . if we have to talk about exams then there needs to be a better alternative as 30 marks semester end doesn't feel right