Abhishek Bendigeri's Review On Christ University, Bangalore

I got into Christ through MAT and my percentile was 99%. Christ is one of the best universities in India and its been 2 years now and I can see the quality of education imparted by the organisation.

Christ Strongly believes in holistic education of individual. The syllabus they cover is in collaboration with Industry experts. There are courses like IBM Predictive Analytics, IBM SPSS a statistical tool. There are even courses offered like - R. These are all structured by seeking the suggestions of the Industry Experts and then imbibed into curriculum.

You've to figure out a summer internship all by yourself as college is only able to take care of about 10% of the lot.

The crowning factor of any MBA program is placements. The robust placement cell at Institute of Management, Christ University has been functioning effectively for over 15 years. The cell has grown along with the institute, from placing 60 students in the year of inception to working on placing over 700 students last year.

In a nutshell, its a decent college to take admission in if you're interested in an MBA driven more by self learning and not class room teaching. The curriculum is pretty easy and you'll cruise through the trimesters if your basics are strong. I don't think I studied for more than half an hour for any examination. If you're concerned about studying in the best ranked college, look at the other options you've got and then make an informed decision. If you're more of a self learner who is just interested in getting a degree, its a pretty good college to be in.

Admission Registration fee of INR 5000/ (Non Refundable) Programme fee as below for First Year - Karnataka 3,40,000 INR and Other States 3,35,000 INR; NRI - 4,30,000 for Second Year - Karnataka 3,40,000 INR and Other States 3,34,000 INR; NRI - 4,30,000.

I think the University does avail scholarships to the deserving students. However I am not aware of much details. Anyone wanting to understand can contact the administration at Christ University, Hosur Road Bangalore.

One parameter where this college fares best is ROI. The fees is not much and the placements are relatively decent. In the college, you'll find a good mix of people from different parts of the country. Therefore, a good place to expand your cultural horizons. I'm a North Indian who needed two spoons to eat rice when I first came here. Now all I need is a banana leaf and my hands. And I've developed an enormous appetite for all kinds of rice. If you get admission in the main campus, you'll live in the heart of the city. Therefore, life after college will be eventful with many party and entertainment destinations at your disposal. Many cheap alcohol spots too, where they serve alcohol at rates 10-15 % above MRP. Faculty is Ok. Depends on your perception. Some guest lecturers are quiet good. You've to figure out a summer internship all by yourself as college is only able to take care of about 10% of the lot. In a nutshell, its a decent college to take admission in if you're interested in an MBA driven more by self learning and not class room teaching. The curriculum is pretty easy and you'll cruise through the trimesters if your basics are strong. I don't think I studied for more than half an hour for any examination. If you're concerned about studying in the best ranked college, look at the other options you've got and then make an informed decision. If you're more of a self learner who is just interested in getting a degree, its a pretty good college to be in.

In the college, you'll find a good mix of people from different parts of the country. Therefore, a good place to expand your cultural horizons. I'm a North Indian who needed two spoons to eat rice when I first came here. Now all I need is a banana leaf and my hands. And I've developed an enormous appetite for all kinds of rice.

The Alumni network is amazing. There is separate cell which operates and connects the passed out student to the current batch. The experiences are shared across so that it is beneficial for the preparation for the placements.

Admissions are based on score/percentile obtained in required exams such as 600 and above score in MAT, Sep 2015 / Dec 2015 or composite score of 450 and above in GMAT 2015 or 70 Percentile and above in CAT 2015 / CMAT 2016 or 70 percentage and above in ATMA 2015The selection process for this course comprises of the following: Academic PerformanceClass 10 MarksClass 12 MarksDegree MarksMicro Presentation (MP) Group Discussion (GD)Written Skill Assessment (WSA)Personal Interview (PI)International Students International students coming from Non-English speaking countries should: Produce evidence of passing the qualifying examination in English medium orHave IELTS 6.0 with no sub-score below 5.5 or TOEFL (paper) 550, TOEFL (computer) of 213 or TOEFL (IBT) of 79 scores.

Great place to learn. Faculties are the main advantage they are helpful and also from reputed industries and good background. Placements are good but get stuck with the huge strength of nearly 600-650. Can join if interested to learn and explore talents. Have opportunities to improve co curricular activities and personal skills.