Christ University Bengaluru's 2027 first-year MBA fee at Central Campus is ₹5,70,000 in the Karnataka category, ₹5,80,000 for other Indian states and ₹6,70,000 for NRI students. Its BBA and BCom fees vary by course and campus. These are yearly programme fees; a ₹8,000 admission registration fee, deposits and hostel charges are separate.
Key points: The Indian fee category depends on the student’s previous seven years of study. A Bengaluru address alone does not qualify a student for the Karnataka fee.
Christ University Course Fees 2027
These first-year fees apply to students joining the named Bengaluru courses in 2027. International students have separate rates in US dollars.
| Course and campus | Karnataka | Other Indian states | NRI |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA, Central Campus | ₹5,70,000 | ₹5,80,000 | ₹6,70,000 |
| BBA Finance and Economics, Yeshwanthpur Campus | ₹2,71,000 | ₹2,91,000 | ₹3,53,000 |
| BCom Honours, Yeshwanthpur Campus | ₹1,06,000 | ₹1,31,000 | ₹1,90,000 |
| BCom Finance and Accountancy, Central Campus | ₹1,86,000 | ₹2,06,000 | ₹2,86,000 |
| BA Music-Western Classical and Psychology, Central Campus | ₹1,31,000 | ₹1,51,000 | ₹2,21,000 |
Christ University MBA Fees 2027
The two-year MBA at Central Campus has the same annual fee across Business Analytics, Marketing, Finance, HR and Lean Operations.
At the current annual rates, two-year MBA fees total ₹11,40,000 for Karnataka students, ₹11,60,000 for other Indian states and ₹13,40,000 for NRI students. These totals may change if Christ revises the second-year fee. A refundable ₹10,000 caution deposit is extra.
Christ University BBA and BCom Fees 2027
BBA Finance and Economics at Yeshwanthpur charges ₹2,91,000 a year for other Indian states in the first three years. This adds to ₹8,73,000. The fourth-year Honours fee is yet to be specified.
For the first three years, BCom Honours at Yeshwanthpur is ₹1,06,000 a year for Karnataka students and ₹1,31,000 for other Indian states. BCom Finance and Accountancy at Central Campus is ₹1,86,000 and ₹2,06,000 respectively. Fees for the fourth-year Honours option are yet to be specified.
Which Christ Fee Category Applies?
Christ uses the last seven years of study for its Indian fee categories. The Karnataka rate needs seven years of study in Karnataka; the other Indian states rate needs seven years in India. Christ checks the school records. A current Bengaluru address alone does not establish the Karnataka rate.
The NRI rate can also apply in the first year to a student who studied an approved foreign syllabus in India for the qualifying exam. In later years, that student may move to the other Indian states rate if they are not otherwise in the NRI category. Students who completed the qualifying exam outside India, or applied in the NRI category, pay the NRI rate for the full course. The exact condition is in the chosen course fee details.
Other Charges and Payment Dates
The one-time admission registration fee is ₹8,000 for these courses. It is non-refundable on cancellation. Central Campus MBA students also pay a refundable ₹10,000 caution deposit.
The first-year programme fee is due within seven days of the selection result. The second-year fee is due by 15 March 2028 and, where applicable, the third-year fee by 15 March 2029. Students must meet the deadline in their admission offer.
Christ University Hostel Fees
For 2026–27, a triple-sharing room at Yeshwanthpur was ₹77,000, plus a refundable ₹5,000 deposit. The total was ₹82,000, with a separate ₹300 application fee. Hostel fees for 2027–28 are awaited.
Yeshwanthpur residents pay for meals at the cafeteria. Hostel applications open to students who have secured a Yeshwanthpur course seat and completed admission on campus. Central and Kengeri campuses have separate hostel charges.
Christ University Scholarships and Fee Support
Christ's merit scholarship rules use earlier marks, the first mid-semester test and attendance for a first-year award. The university considers two awards per course combination. For fees above ₹25,000, the stated merit award is a 10% fee refund. Selection is based on performance, not on the admission offer alone.
Students seeking financial help must submit a separate application and income or community proof. The scholarship committee reviews the documents and may interview the applicant before deciding any concession. The university also offers an instalment facility for fees above ₹10,000 through a separate application.









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