Christ University Bannerghatta Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore

Placements: Over 65 percent of students have been placed in top companies like EY and Deloitte. This year, the students are yet to be placed, but till now, more than half of the people are placed by the third year, and many good companies are coming along the way, hiring for good roles like HR and marketing.

Placements: Placements are good enough. The majority of the students get a decent placement. Placements take place in the final year. The Department of Economics, English, and Kannada gets the best faculty, though. Companies like D.E. Shaw, BCG, PWC, HSBC, etc. come for placements. In terms of teachers, the ratio of teachers to students is good, so there is no shortage of faculty.

Placements: During 2022, about 75-80% of the students in my batch were placed with the highest package being about 7.51 lacs. Many students choose to study further outside the country. The average package was 3.75 lacs. Talking about internships, we got to do internships in the last year. The internships were interesting. They provided a stipend.

Placements: I am from the English and Cultural Studies department, which does not have many placements, but the placement for the MBA is more than 95%. There are many departments here, and there are a good number of placements. The college also provides a few students with internships to gain knowledge.

Placements: The placement at Christ University is really good. This is the top reason people get admission to the college, and not only for placement but overall everything is really nice. Since I am new to the university, I don't know much about the packages and other details, but I can guarantee that there are top companies, and the university provides internships and top consulting firms. But the thing is, we have to clear the interview round to get in, so it totally depends on your capability.

Placements: The placement cell is exceptional where companies like Dee Shaw, Goldman Sachs, Zomato, JP Morgan, etc., come across campuses and there is a long placement process with tests and interviews lined up for students to judge their skills based on their job background, package, and ability. More than 90% of students sit for placements and about 50% got placed based on their skills.