Colleges in Bangalore

If you are good at aptitude and English communication skills along with basic current affairs, you don't necessarily have to join a training institute to get into Christ. But if you do want to join a training institute, I think TIME would be a good choice.

If you are looking forward to get into a management for your career, it would be best to take up MBA. There are various courses and fields in MBA itself that you might want to find out more about it before you take up MBA.

I was a B.Com student in Christ and it has high demand for its B.Com course. I would say it is totally worth taking all the efforts to join Christ. I am sorry, I wish I had seen your question earlier. B.Com in Christ is one of the top ranked in the country.

The admission to Christ University are in 2 sessions, one in January and the other in March. The seats for the course gets filled with just these two sessions. And since the college has many academic and cultural plans and programs for the students, they find it more beneficial to start the course well in advance.

The admission for the MBA in Christ University for this academic year 2017-2019 has been completed. However, if you want to apply in the next academic year, you need a composite score of 600 in your MAT exam.

Hi,
MBA in Christ is a very good investment. They ensure that the students are well developed and ready for the corporate world. MBA is taught in 2 campuses and both the campus has good infrastructure and hostel facilities. Hostel caters to all our needs. However, you need to strictly adhere to the rules and regulation and expect professional behavior from the students. The college follows strict formal dress code.

I think you can get a seat. But I am not familiar with the reservation system in Karnataka.

That quota doesn't apply to government colleges.