Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

Yes your MAT score is decent to get a call for admissions process. Apart from a minimum score of 600 in MAT, you even need to have an aggregate of 50% or above in your UG. Satisfying these two criterias along with proper filling of application and sending the required documents, you shall surely get a call for GD and IP.

Placements are good enough, especially for freshers. It is almost 100% placement for all those students who are attending the placement process. Last year around 125 companies have come to recruit students from Christ. This year almost 150 companies are expected to come for placements. Top companies like Deloitte, KPMG, TCS, HUL, LG, Wipro etc. come for placements. Average package is around 6lpa and there is a good opportunity for freshers too. Few companies ask for freshers or below one year work experience only.

Yes you will get a refund if you cancel your admission before the commencement of classes. Christ follows NGC rules in refunding the amount. It refunds the whole amount deducting around Rs. 1000 approximately from your account, before the commencement of classes.

As understood from the information provided, the objective of MBA(FM) program is to provide a comprehensive and competent alternative to professional programs in finance, such as Chartered Accountancy, Management Accountancy, Financial Analysts etc with special reference to industry needs whereas MBA with specialisation in Finance can be said to be more of a general programme to cater to most segments of the Financial industry including banking sector. MBA (FM) course is designed to cater to the need of the industry by supplying manpower with super specialization in the area finance. Details are available at http://www.christuniversity.in/mba-admission

50% or above marks are considered as eligibility criteria for admission process and later your admission shall purely be based on the performance during the admission process. And once you join Christ, your practical knowledge would be tested more during examinations rather than bookish knowledge.

Only after you pay the fees for the first year, you would be given an acknowledgment form of the total fee of the course. With this form, you can approach your personal bank and get your loan. Once the loan gets approved, bank would deposit the first year fee as reimbursement and shall pay the second year fee whenever required. You can get that recommendation letter at the admission desk itself on demand during the fee payment process.

Hi Sharad . . yes there are private PGs available very near to campus. If its Kengeri campus, you have two PGs available for girls and two more for boys. They cost you around 5k -7k per month. If its city campus, you have almost whole lot of options available to stay in PGs that are privately run. They cost in the range 4.5k to 10k on your preferences.