Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

According to a review by a student, the following conclusions are made:
1. Faculty: 90% of them are fresh out of post graduation from local universities and have zero knowledge and zero experience. Few of the rules are formal shoes, shirt and pants every day, 85%attendance
2. Hostel: you need to have a biometric punch in every 9 am and 9:30 pm or 100 rupee fine.
3. Location: located on the Bangalore - Mysore highway far away from civilization. The nearest mall is half hour by bus.
4. Placements: Disastrous. Out of a batch of about 300, 15 were placed. Only thing Christ University faculty of engineering is good is for its cultural events and campus (it's green!). Poor peer group and poor faculty members dilute this college and I strongly don't recommend anyone to join this college.

Mode of filling the admission application form: Applications for admission to B.Tech and M.Tech courses in Christ University can be obtained exclusively from the official university website. Application form fees for B.Tech, M.Tech, and B.Tech Lateral Programme: INR 1000
For NRI/Foreign Nationals: US$ 100
Steps to fill in the Application form:
Go to the official website and enter all details given on page one and then click on Continue button. You have to read the Application fees Guideline and then Accept the terms and condition by checking the box right beside Accept.

For executive MBA, you might be having a job already. People do that only for promotions and increments in their current job. I don't think college will good placements for them or not because they all work in the week and come to class during weekends. Go to the below link for more details
https://christuniversity.in/m/management-studies/mba-executive
By advice it is better to opt Great Lakes PGPM / try some regular courses if this is possible to you bro. Best Wishes!

The syllabus has following parts:-
Atomic Structure: Bohr's concept. Quantum numbers, Electronic configuration, molecular orbital
theory for homo nuclear molecules, Pauli's exclusion principle. Chemical Bonding: Electrovalency, co-valency, hybridization involving s, p and d orbitals hydrogen bonding. Redox Reactions: Oxidation number, oxidising and reducing agents, balancing of equations. Chemical Equilibrium and Kinetics: Equilibrium constant (for gaseous system only) Le Chaterlier's principle, ionic equilibrium, Ostwald's dilution law, hydrolysis, pH and buffer solution, solubility
product, common-ion effect, rate constant and first order reaction. Acid - Base Concepts: Bronsted Lowry & Lewis. Electrochemistry: Electrode potential and electro-chemical series. Catalysis: Types and applications. Colloids: Types and preparation, Brownian movement, Tyndall effect, coagulation and peptization. Colligative Properties of Solution: Lowering of vapour pressure, Osmotic pressure, depression of freezing point, elevation of boiling point, determination of molecular weight. Periodic Table: Classification of elements on the basis of electronic configuration, properties of s, p and d block elements, ionization potential, electronegativity & electron affinity. Preparation and Properties of the following: Hydrogen peroxide. Copper sulphate, silver nitrate, plaster of paris, borax, Mohr's salt, alums, white and red lead, microcosmic salt and bleaching powder, sodium thiosulphate. Thermochemistry: Exothermic & endothermic reactions Heat of reaction, Heat of combustion & formation, neutralization, Hess's law. General Organic Chemistry: Shape of organic compounds, Inductive effect, mesomeric effect, electrophiles & nucleophiles, Reaction intermediates: carboniumion, carbanions& free radical, Types of organic reactions, Cannizzaro Friedel Craft, Perkin, Aldol condensation. Isomerism: Structural, Geometrical & Optical IUPAC: Nomenclature of simple organic compounds. Polymers: Addition & condensation polymers.
Carbohydrates: Monosaccharides. Preparation and Properties of the Followings: Hydrocarbons, monohydric alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, monocarboxylic acids, primary amines, benzene, nitrobenzene, aniline, phenol, benzaldehyde, benzoic acid, Grignard Reagent. Solid State: Structure of simple ionic compounds, Crystal imperfections (point defects only), BornHaber cycle
Petroleum: Important industrial fractions, cracking, octane number, anti knocking compounds.

Semester I:-
1 Business Communication.
2 Principles of Management.
3 Programming Principles and Algorithms.
4 Computer Fundamental and Office Automation.
5 Business Accounting.
6 Computer Laboratory and Practical Work (OA+PPA).
Semester II:-
1 Organizational Behaviour.
2 Elements of Statistics.
3 C Programming.
4 File Structure and Database Concepts.
5 Cost Accounting.
6 ComputerLaboratory andPractical Work(C.P.+DBMS).
Semester III:-
1 Numerical Methods.
2 Data Structure using C.
3 Software Engineering.
4 Management Accounting.
5 RDBMS.
6 Computer Laboratory and PracticalWork(D.S.+RDBMS).
Semester IV: -
1 Networking.
2 Visual Basic
3 Inventory Management (SAD).
4 Human Resource Management.
5 Object Oriented Programming using C++.
6 Computer Laboratory and Practical Work (VB+ C++).
Semester V:-
1 NET Frameworks.
2 Internet Programming and Cyber Law.
3 Principals of Marketing.
4 Core Java.
5 Project work (VB).
6 Computer Laboratory and Practical Work (NET + Core Java).
Semester VI:-
1 e-Commerce.
2 Multimedia Systems.
3 Introductions to System Pro and Operating Systems.
4 Advance Java.
5 ProjectWork (Banking & Finance, Cost Analysis, Financial Analysis, Payroll, EDP, ERP etc.).
6 Computer Laboratory and Practical Work (Multimedia + Advanced Java).