Christ University, Bangalore

If you are looking for a fun-filled college life with lots of activities which go with you without disturbing your academics, then, Christ University is the best place for you. You'll be taking forward with you a brand name of the Christite community.

The course curriculum is very well managed and organised. Digital resources have been used to the best possible extend. Comparing to other institutions, lot of the happenings here are computerized and transparent.

The college do provide interships to students of various department. The institution has tie-ups with a number 9f foreign universities which regularly choose students to work with them. I personally haven't participate in any interships offered by the university, but have heard from my friends that the stipend and work experiences are decent.

The Chriat University gives utmost importance to the academic excellence of its students. But, placements and job opportunities are considerably much lower for the undergraduate students. Management and Legal departments are good at placements but the rest lag behind.

The college has a wide range of a activities throughout the year. Right from dance and music competitions to highly competitive debate and speech competitions. A dancer or musician could find a heaven within the campus of Christ university. The major fests and events are Blossoms, InBloom, Darpan, Bhasha utsavam, Ethnic day, Lavasana, etc.

Considering the high quality facilities and features a student received, the fee structure of the college is very less. For many courses, it is as low as Rs 40k per year. There are different policies for people from Karnataka.

The college offers an annual Rs 10000 deduction in fees for well performing students from the lower class. I have also heard about incentives provided to students who have represented the college in arts or sports events.

There is scope for all kinds of extra-curicullar activities right from sports to bird watching. The college offers two large libraries with a huge number of books. There are 3 basketball courts and one cricket, badminton, tennis, volleyball courts.

The college covers a large area with six different buildings and many playgrounds. The hostel facilities are good but limited to few. Most students chose to live in private hostels outside the campus.

The seniors are really helpful. There is not a little of hatred or clashes between the seniors and juniors. They are very supportive and close. During the first few weeks, they had planned a good number events and parties to welcome the juniors.

The college follows a dual semester system. That means, each year consists of two semesters. Each semester has a final exam which decides 60% of the total marks. There would be three CIAs or 'Continuous Internal Assessments' of which the second would be an exam and the other two would be activities or researches.

The admission process was a half day long procedure. There was three different methods of examination all conducted in the same day. An MCQ which tests the candidate's basic knowledge of the subjects, a short essay writing on a social issue as well as a life experience and an interview. The written exams were easy enough while the interviewers were very friendly. Overall, it was a very good experience.

The faculty of the college can be considered as the backbone of the institution. They are well experienced and humble and friendly. A large incentive to the students is that most 0f the faculty doesn't choose to interfere with the students outer-academic activities.