REVA University BBA Review By Ruth Sitlhou

My review of this university would be based on my personal experience so far. I am currently in last year of my degree. I particularly chose this university not only because of its cleanliness and high maintenance but also because of my ease in travelling. Therefore, if you are searching for a fine and pleasant environment in the university, this is the one.

Reva University currently offers 55 Undergraduate programs. These programs are Engineering, Architecture, Science & Technology, Commerce, Management Studies, Law, Arts, Humanities, and Performing Arts. In the initial year, it provides basic and similar knowledge to all the students. From 3rd semester onwards, you move towards your course specialization that can be HR, Marketing, Finance, and International Business. In each semester, there are two internal assessments and a semester end examination.

The faculties are well experienced and have knowledge about the topic. Most of them are high qualified. They interact with students and make them understand the concepts clearly. Faculties even conduct presentations, which helps students enhance their skills. In every subject, they have assignments. These assignment marks are considered as internal marks and are added in the final assessment.

Reva University provides excellent placement and internship opportunities to its students. Many top-notch companies from various sectors visit the campus every year to make placement offers. There is even a placement-training program conducted for ten days so that students can learn about the challenges in the real world. Reva placement 2024 is still ongoing. As per the lasted placement statistics available on the official website, 384 companies have visited the campus offering 2674 offers until now.

Reva University offers good infrastructure with well-equipped labs, Wi-Fi, modern classrooms with projectors, and a comprehensive library with an easy system of borrowing and returning books. Washrooms are clean and accessible from anywhere in the campus and drinking water is available. There are canteens in every corner of the campus but they can be a bit expensive.

According to my experience, your campus life depends on the kind of people you hang out with. Every year, fests are organized from different departments and various celebrities are invited as a special guest. There are many cultural events as well where you can open your own stalls and make funds out of it. Students are given opportunities to participate in these events. Therefore, my advice would be to hang out with people who match your vibe to make your campus life even more fun.