Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

The eligibility is:-
1. Entrance test- you need to have a fair idea of the current affairs and general and basic history of the country and its media (newspaper, TV, radio; just basic). It isn't too tough.
2. Personal interview- Just a formal chit-chat to get to know your skill set and temperament for a decent success in the course, your expectations from the university and the course and your willingness to learn.

Yes, you can apply for any graduation course. Forms for the same will be out by December 8, 2017. There are many options for undergraduates as well as for post graduation. It will be great if you ask about some specific courses. Hope that helps!

The first session is better than the second. The student will get fresh knowledge and new updates in the first session.The curriculum is designed based on the new trends and the first batch will be the first session students.This campus has trimester and the students are getting good placement Package each and every year from this campus. So, your decision to join Christ is good and a lot of opportunities are awaiting you if you join the first session.

All of them accept MAT scores. The cut-offs expected are as follows: XIME- Bangalore MAT 80 percentile Christ College Bangalore- MAT (Dec and Sept) MAT score: 600 and above BIMTECH Noida for their- PGDM (Insurance Business Management) and PGDM (Retail Management) MAT 75 percentile.

Yes, you are eligible but the chances of getting call are very low. You can apply for PGDM courses and try your luck by clearing GD-PI rounds. Since you have work experience, you have an edge over fresher's and you can expect a good institute with decent placement.
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IMI, Kolkata good placement record ever since it's inception. It has been ranked as one of the top management institutes of the eastern region. Moreover, the faculty here is excellent. Visiting faculty members from across globe come to campus to deliver lectures. Some the highly specialized courses like cloud computing and digital marketing are also offered to students. What marks it off from other management institutes is the infrastructure that it has which adds to the wholesome learning experience of management graduates. The institute has excellent international collaboration with some of the top universities across globe. Student exchange programs are available. This year students went to Spain for their internships too.

To begin with, Delhi is not the only center for Indian Institute of Mass Communication. It has its branches in Dhenkanal, Maharashtra, Kashmir, etc. For PG Diploma in Journalism, one needs to have all the current affairs on their tips along with a stronghold on English/Hindi - depending on the fact that in which language you chose to pursue Journalism in.
GK/Current Affairs:
These include not only MCQs but also in-detail answers for which the candidate needs to have in-depth information about that particular current affair. The long answers generally ask the students to give their take on a certain current affair/GK-related question. One should have quotes/examples at hand to make their answers stand out from others. For this, one needs to have a thorough newspaper reading habit. Current affairs of six-eight months before the scheduled date of exam are included.
English:
One should prepare for homophones (similar sounding words with different meanings), finding errors in sentences, word-meanings and make sentences, and unseen passage. It isn't as simple as it sounds and needs preparation.
Students can prepare on their own or take coaching if necessary.