I chose the college as it is best in BCA all over India, and also because of the brand name. For admission first there was a written test in college campus, then an interview and presentation on a given topic at the spot.

Good placement percentage a good reputation in the market got me intrested in choosing this college even the exposure i would get here by meeting new people and specially in a place like Bangalore you make a lot of good connections that come in handy for the lifetime and christ even supports holistic development which allows the students to focus in extracurricular as wellland yes i had to go through multiple written tests and a tricky interview that was done in campus offline not via any online portal you will have to travel to any of the campus of Christ University to give the interview no matter how far you live from the university campus but for written examination christ would provide you with a examination centre nearby your location the test for christ university is known as CUET(Christ University Entrance Exam) there is not other exam valid to take admission in this university. The cut off depends on the result like last year it was 88percent

Christ University is the top University for commerce and business management in Banglore,Karnataka. The placement rates are hight , which means that 80-90% of the students get jobs through placement. The cut off for the university is above 85% and high chances of getting in if you have scored above 90% . There are also entrance exams - one is through CUET and other is conducted by the university itself which consists of written or MCQ test (on computers) and interview . After getting selected you have to get all your documents verified and meet the dean for the final confirmation of your admission. The exams are purely based on general knowledge and everything that you have learnt in your school (including 11th and 12th) , though further preparation can be done as the university provides a link which you can refer to study for the exam conducted.

I chose the college mainly for convenience purposes. I had applied to other colleges but they were far from my home. Since the campus is relatively new, I would say the opportunities are greater in the Yeshwanthpur campus. The admission process is standard- application for the course, an exam (if applicable for the course), and an interview. For my course, I did not have to write an entrance exam, so I directly had an interview. The best way to prepare for the interview is to learn at least the basics of the course you're choosing. It makes a great impression on the interviewer if they recognize your zeal to pursue the course.

The admission process is held in 3 phases. Students can apply through any phase. The admission itself has 2 components - written, proctored exams and an interview with college professors and later if selected, by the dean. The questions are mainly based on the type of course you are planning to take so basic preparation as per school syllabus is enough. The good aspect of Christ is it is very versatile in all aspects. However the hard part of being in Christ are firstly the rules, and secondly the amount of effort they make you put to build yourself.

Initially for selection process you need to undergo an aptitude test then an interview with the faculty. The aptitude test will be moderate and interview will be based on your understanding about the college and course you have chosen. My course was interesting and new therefore joined this college.

The admission process is tiring, they will ask you to come to the campus compulsorily with one of your parent and it’s a long process. There was a written exam round, a skill assessment round and an interview - for interview we have quite many options but try to choose Bangalore Central Campus if you want to take admission in Central Campus. The YPR campus is good but it lacks good faculties.

It was the no 1 college according to google and I like the fact that teachers are not that strict if you are interactive with them. The admission process if like you have to pay 1500 for the entrance exam and interview round. If you not get selected for 1st you can apply for the 2nd and 3rd round because there are 3 rounds.

Admission process was hectic because I had to travel to Bangalore 2 times for interview and final counselling which was basically a formality so no need to stress over that there was no entrance exam for ba psychology and no critiria for your marks aswell just be confident in your interview

The college is very strict on certain rules but it can be taken in both good and bad ways. It does help us shape our careers better. For the admission process I had to at that time sit for an online interview and micro presentation.