Christ university, one of best choices - a common students review

I chose christ university because of the extraordinary campus and the perfect curriculum it has perfect blend of academic and extracurricular that is why it is one of the top ranked universities in the country...Read More

I am a student of science background in 11 and 12 standard i made my mind to set um my own business so i made a decission to complete my 12 th with science and then shift to BBA for exposure towards business knowledge affer searching for many colleges i found christ , symbiosis , nmims at the top so i filled atrrence test of all the three colleges out of which i got slected for christ banglore yashvanthpur , kangeri , ncr , and symbiosis banglore , . applying for christ yashvanth pur was totally my decision as i wanted to persue a specuialised course that is FIB so it was available in yashvanthpur . the other branches and symbiosis were just providing journal BBA cources so , i prefferred christ yashvanthpur . it was a long journey which i came from studying science then facing challenges in interviews of christ university were several questions are asked and making it to yashvanthpur was a drram come true . besides this christ is also known for its quality of education , its decipline , uts brand value and good placements so gitting into christ was a vefy good decision . christ do offer cources like b com , bba , btech , etc but for the students persuing bba these days FIB is more preffered as it has a high chances of placements . So it gaoing a great experience in christ till now every faculty is friendly interaction with seniors helps a lot in assignment and colkege activities tberes a lot of fun in campus fests and a lot more so getting into christ is not a regret for me ....Read More

I have applied to lpu and amritha university other than christ university. I was offered the courses I had opted in all the three of them. Lpu is one of the renowned colleges for its placement and campus life. While amritha is also a celebrated college among the south indians for its infrastructure and student community. But I chose Christ Central campus because it is situated in the mid city of bangalore which gives a very diverse community and opportunity. Christ college is known for its extra curriculars, student life and academic excellence and intelligence which made me confidently choose christ over other colleges. The admission process of christ was quite different, for a few courses it required both written exam qualification followed by a one on one interview. For the course I opted, we had only a interview which was moderately easy. The eligibility is 75 percent in 12th. Talking about the overall academic experience, it lacks a lot of resources and opportunities but I could see the flexibility a greater advantage...Read More

The admission process at Christ University involves several steps and varies depending on the program (undergraduate, postgraduate, or doctoral). Below is a general guide: 1. Online Application Visit the official website: Christ University Admissions. Registration: Create an account with a valid email ID and phone number. Application Form: Fill out the online form with required personal, academic, and contact details. Application Fee: Pay the non-refundable application fee (varies by program, usually around ?500 - ?5000...Read More

I'd applied to multiple universities in Chennai and just this in Bangalore. Pretty much got into all of them but chose this due to change in place the fact it's in Bangalore. Admission process was fairly simple with one online test and one in person interview for which results were shared on the evening of the same day....Read More

I applied only to this college as back up in case i dont get NLUs, however this college turns out it is better than a list of NLUs as per rankings. Straight up choose christ coz its very convenient here for bangaloreans, as i am one. Its campus is quite big and its run by trustworthy organisation. Admission process is an aptitude test followed by an interview. No cut offs, only 45% passing mark in grade 12....Read More