Even VPIP/PFR for villain would be a big help here. I'm letting this go pre against some opponents.
As played flop is a mandatory call. Turn is a tough spot. Occasionally your beating QJ but your far more likely to see a set or AQ after villain opens utg.
pretty easy fold preflop, KQ tends to be dominated by utg range. Also, as a beginner, you should probably be looking to be mostly reshoving or folding vs opens when shallower than 25bb, not calling them.
In addition, you do not have a big hand, you have mediocre hand preflop and one pair postflop.
Depending on the table dynamic, usually folding pre. KQ is a nice looking hand, but will get you into trouble a lot against a preflop raise. Calling the flop, but likely folding the turn. Not too many hands he could be shoving here. You are hoping he has AK, KQ, or QJ, but he also has AQ and QT a lot here.