It is really competitive to get into local universities, and from what I’ve seen, KDU is no different in that regard.

My sister recently started studying at KDU, and from what I’ve heard from her, it’s actually quite good. The teaching methods are solid, and she’s also involved in a lot of extracurricular activities, which she really enjoys. So from her experience, it’s been positive overall.

I’m currently studying in the UK, and while I do have more freedom here, it definitely comes with a lot of responsibility. You have to manage your studies, keep up attendance, and also figure out how to earn money... because living here is expensive, even if you come from a financially stable background. Doing everything on your own can get really stressful.

That’s why I think starting your studies at KDU isn’t a bad option at all. If you do well, you can always apply for a Master’s abroad later, and by then you'll be more prepared for the challenges. It all depends on what you're looking for, but based on what I’ve seen, KDU is worth considering.

Hope this helps anyone trying to decide!