Christ University Cut-off

There are various factors that are taken into consideration for the screening of applicants at Christ University. However, there is no cutoff as such, that you are required to clear in order to get admitted to the university.

The first stage is the initial screening. At this stage you need to secure a basic score in your Class 12 Board Examinations. This score may vary depending on the year you’re applying. It is normally close to a 60% score in Class 12.

The next stage includes an entrance test in which they judge your aptitude. The subjects commonly tested are Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and General Knowledge. On the basis of this entrance test, you are selected for the next round.

The final round is the Interview and Micro-Presentation Round. In this round the panelists check your academics and general knowledge as well as your soft skills and critical reasoning skills, and most importantly your reaction skills. Micro-Presentation may sound scary at first, except when you find out that it is just a 1–2 minute extempore. The topic is given to you by the panellist.

After all these rounds, if you are selected, then you would be asked to submit documents for verification. In case you are waitlisted, hang out there, you may be selected at some later time.