From national athletics podiums to international championship appearances, students advance beyond campus competition
KLH Global Business School has seen its students move steadily beyond campus level competition, with performances across athletics, shooting, and tennis translating into national recognition and international exposure. The outcomes reflect sustained preparation and competitive discipline alongside academic engagement.
Among the individual milestones, first year BBA student Dhanush Srikanth has been nominated for the Arjuna Award in Air Rifle Shooting, following a series of consistent performances at the national level. In athletics, BBA student M. Venkat Rami Reddy secured a gold medal in the 800 metre event at the Khelo India University Games 2025, held in Rajasthan, adding to the institution’s growing presence in competitive track events.
Further extending the school’s sporting footprint beyond national competition, Mogli Venkata Ram Reddy earned a bronze medal in the 800 metre event at the 4th South Asian Senior Athletics Championships 2025. The result placed a KLH Global Business School student on an international podium, highlighting progression from university circuits to senior level competition.
Team sport performances also contributed to the year’s momentum. Students from KLH Global Business School, along with participants from the KL Vijayawada and KLH Aziznagar campuses, competed in the South Zone Inter University Tennis Tournament 2025, a knockout format event that drew teams from leading institutions across South India. The combined contingent recorded one winner finish and two runners up positions.
In the women’s category, third year BBA student Muruga Sera Anjum played a key role in the team’s performance. The men’s matches saw strong contributions from third year BBA student Nashik Reddy and second year BBA student Dheeraj Reddy. Following the tournament, all three players were selected for the All India Inter University Team and the upcoming Khelo India University Games 2026.
Commenting on the progression of student athletes, Er. Koneru Lakshman Havish, Vice President of KL Deemed to be University, said inter university competition requires long term preparation, discipline, and mental resilience. He noted that the range of outcomes, from award nominations to podium finishes and national team selections, reflects students’ ability to balance academic responsibility with sustained sporting commitment.
KLH Global Business School views these developments as part of a broader culture that supports structured training and competitive integrity. Beyond medals and selections, the results signal continuity and progression, as students move through higher levels of representation while maintaining the values associated with university sport.
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