Campus review from the perspective of a second-year student at SLCU

Ok so when it comes to BSc Life Sciences as a course I think in Karnataka I guess only 3 educational institutions provide one is Christ University, Mount Carmal College(MCC) and Atria University as of I know . As soon as i got to know I applied and ya I got selected in all three (that was surprising for me too) so I got a chance to choose so I had to do it wisely finacially , reputation , facilites, campus etc I considered so Atria was out of my list even tho it had many plus points just because it was too expansive for me , they charged around 3L per year which was too much when compared MCC and Christ .So now why did I choose Christ over MCC this was simple , Christ is a university and had an option of Honers with research and I also got a schlorship here worth 20,000 and ya they have their way of selection which you can find them on their website and ya it is also clear there so you will not have a problem understanding it....Read More

I actually have a pretty great academic background so i got into every college i applied to. basically i applied to 3 colleges: Christ, Amity (mumbai), Mount Carmel. I chose these colleges as I only wanted to pursue dual majors and these were few good colleges that offered them. I did not select Amity because it was ranked lower than christ and mount carmel. the main decision was between mount carmel and christ, but when i was thinking it through i did not wanted to go to a girls college plus the carmel's placement was slighlty lower than the placement records of christ. Lastly, in terms of psychology and economics, christ university is among the top colleges in India to get into and hence i chose this course. There were two rounds of admission: first the application round, once your application gets shortlisted you will be called for an interview annf micro presentation. Based on combined scores of both the rounds, your admission will be decided. The admission process was very structured....Read More

I chose this college over other law colleges because this provides a good location advantage, and also it has a great reputation, also it provides really good future opportunities. This college also provides better placements than other colleges. Other colleges that were better than this college are national law universities, but I was not able to get admission there because my CLAT rank was not high enough to get admission. Students have to give an exam called CULEE to get admission in Christ, and eligibility is for anyone who has passed class 12th from a recognized board. Also, the entrance exam is divided into 2 phases: one is a computer-based test, and then an interview....Read More

I chose Christ university over st josephs and Jain. I recieved confirmed admission from all the 3 places but I chose christ because of its placement records, infrastructure and its campus life. Christ University admission process is competitive. It includes an exam, interview, micro presentation, and an essay writing along with a detailed checking of your profile and previous marks. The cut off is usually 85 to 90% of your grade 12 score....Read More

Christ University ticks the most boxes with quite less number of cons compared to other universities. The holistic development a person gets from this university is impeccable. The number of extra curricular activities done is perfect. The campus is quite good....Read More

I applied for NARSEE and was selected for it but did not opt for that because I have heard about their campus. And also the fact that it's not that famous for its ug courses rather for its pg courses so I opted for Christ Second college where I was selected is symbolises the reason why I rejected itniwas the culture of Pune Christ felt a secure option due to reputed for its ug courses and the option of specialised courses attracted me...Read More