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The extra curricular activities are no doubt the charm of this college but a little more focus on the academics can do wonders,it's not like the academics are poor but the standard should be a little high.

Christ has its own entrance test,so I did not take any other test as such and then gave the interview and tada got into the college.I had a cousin who was doing it and I was directionless so I chose this course and ya so I did not look for other options.The admission process of was pretty easy,if you have that capability to crack interviews you can easily get through.

It was a little of the 12th std. in the 1st year,then it got better as we had really good subjects to ponder upon,accounts was anyways pretty easy as I was from ISC so it was pretty chill for me.The third year is when you really learn the core of the specialisation you have chosen and mostly it's about how well you can grasp it.

Yeah they do provide internship opportunities,but only if you're serious and crack the interview,very few remain serious when you have a year to go out of college so it was tough for people like us to find internships from off campus.The stipend was really good around 40 grand for 2 months as far as I remember.Internships are always fun,you learn so much from them that cannot be described in words.Peace.

The placement is really good in this place, almost all those in my batch who wanted a job got placed,there many companies like-ANZ, Goldman Sachs, PWC, EY, KPMG which came for out recruitment and the average packeage was around 2.5 lakhs p.a. The highest was around 6 lakhs by D.E shaw

We had ALOT of them,We have in-bloom which us an intra college fest and them we have blossoms which us an inter college fest,then we have various management fests like thrive and in all these fests almost all the college from India participate. In one of them we even have international participants. We have had CMS Jain, IIMB, MCC, jyoti niwas to name a few in our fests as participants

The fees structure was like 95k for the 3 years and it was pretty reasonable with the facilities provided and the infrastructure and classes,it could be reduced for the less privileged one but overall I found it to be fair enough.I had friends who'd complain about the fees but you can't really take out the facilities we had here to be any less.

There are a few but I am not well familiar with them so I'll not be able to comment on it. I had a friend who was disabled and he got his fee waived off by almost half. I had a friend who got one through extra curricular activities participantion and one got it through academics in the 3rd year of around 10 grand that is all I can say about scholarships.

I did not live in the hostel provided outside the campus but through a friend's experience I can tell it was pretty much Okay,there was no food facility as such and it really think Christ needs to provide a permanent solution for students like me who come from outside the state.

We have a really good alumni network and we can register on it to get various news about college,jobs internships and such enquiries can be resolved easily.And in the college also the seniors were pretty helpful with all the extra curricular activities,and various projects and activities

The exam structure is pretty chilled out, no stress nothing, we usually had gaps in between every exams and the we had a 60:40 exam marking scheme, where CIAs former 60% which were continuous internal assessment and they were pretty interactive and healthy for learning point of view.

They're pretty qualified,haha jokes apart,most of them are young and passionate,they're dynamic they can teach various subjects.We had around 6-7 differennt teacher every semester and then we had a lot of interesting interactions with them,the way they used used to teach was pretty different,there were always teacher assessment sessions.overall the for the faculty it would be a 7/10.