First hand experience at Christ Bannerghatta

The curriculum was above average and I would say that it meets the requirements of today's practical world when compared to other colleges in the same tier. The curriculum had prepared me for the upcoming courses that I am doing as an EPGDM student in Symbiosis.

The college has limited opportunity of internships but if anyone finds their own, the college encourages them. There is no hinderance from the college administration or the placement cell. They are even provided leave.

The placements are good but with a restriction that once a student is placed, he/she is not allowed to sit for further placement drives. Students placed in higher packages are ok with it, but students with lower packages who are placed in early days are not given a chance to better their chances.

1st year - 180000 2nd year - 160000 3rd year - 150000 No extra fee was taken. For the 1st year, I opted for hostels so, had to pay extra 45000 for that. No extra charges in the name of placement or other miscellanous charges were taken

The campus life was pretty good. Being in a Bangalore City during college days has its own perks. The college organizes many annual fests round the year which is organized by the student commities. Thus, giving students a chance to gain world experience and also having the authority to make decisions.

The hostel rooms were good with students from all over the country and also other parts of the world. The only thing which was also a good thing was that there was a curfew after 8:30. The washroom was common in each floor.

I chose this college over other college because of the competitiveness and the brand that Christ holds in the country. The admission procedure included applying for entrance exam followed by a GD and an interview. Also, the eligibility is dependent on 12th percentage.

Faculty was overall good with extensive knowledge on the subject. They were also friendly in terms of parting their knowledge. Faculty to Student ratio was around 1 : 30. The pattern of the exams were 1st CIS followed by a Mid-term, 2nd CIS followed by an End Sem. The passing criteria was 50% of the total marks. It was only by studying throughout the year, one could score good marks. Still many were able to pass.

Bangalore city has got a very good night life. But, hostel students are not allowed outside the campus after 8:30. This was a strict timing that was followed by the guards, even leading to warnings or rustication by the Dean.