Christ University, Bangalore

My campus - Bannerghatta Road Campus(BGR), followed a school-like routine, as in, the college starts at 8:30 A.M. and ends at 3:30 P.M. Roll calls after every class. The college assigns assignments every month which contributes to a certain percentage of the total marks, computed at the end of each semester. 

The quality of education, to an inquisitive mind, is excellent. The teachers are all distinguished academics but are not intimidating or unapproachable. The overall college experience was boring, but you will leave the institution enriched with new knowledge, guaranteed!

There are many clubs and associations in the college to which anyone can apply. Some are interest-based and do not take in members casually. In BGR campus, management festivals were given the most importance. with cultural-based festivities following close-by. For sports, the students are required to make a sojourn to the Main campus which houses all sports-related faculty, equipment and infrastructure. 

College life will be boring and at times hectic, especially during the exams. Third-year students have to submit a dissertation, which is a part of the curriculum. Managing a dissertation (which require extensive research), with the monthly assignments, the recurring festivities, and the exams will be taxing. The students will have enough time for themselves too. It does not just work and no play, it has been worked into a wonderful, perfect combination.

Classes commence at 9 am and end at 4 pm. Each semester has mid-term exams along with assignments that make up for a student's continuous internal assessment. Continuous Internal Assessment, or CIAs as they are referred to, are crucial in determining a student's eligibility into the next semester.

Christ University has some of the best minds across various its faculties. The department of media and communications is renowned for its syllabus and teaching methodology. While the workload might amount to a lot of stress for students at times, the teaching and classroom interactions are vibrant and engaging. On the downside, the administration can be difficult to deal with, at times. The attendance system in Christ is unforgiving with heavy fines on students who don't make the cut-off.

Christ University has some of the best cultural festivals in the country. The annual intra-college festival "Darpan" provides a platform for students to showcase their talents. Students that perform exceptionally are indoctrinated into the cultural team which represents the university at various cultural festivals across the country. The University also conducts its inter-college cultural fest called "In Bloom" where colleges from across the country participate.

Each department on campus has its cultural festival or event, where teachers and students collaborate to showcase the various talents of students belonging to these various departments. 

The university also has an annual sports festival call CHRI-SPO where teams from various institutions across the country compete.

There are literary, music, art, drama, and debate clubs that students can also participate in.

Life in college is vibrant. There is always an event happening, organized by some department or student body. Even if there isn't a fest insight, one can often find students engaged in practicing music, dance, sports, and other extra-curricular activities, outside class hours.

Class timing is from 9 to 4 from Monday to Friday. Saturdays are usually half day working.

The quality and method of teaching is very beneficial for an M.A level student.

The teachers are highly qualified and also friendly to the students.

There are a lot of student clubs and associations with the campus. They vary from the fields of academics,arts, sports, etc.

Blossoms is the major arts ferst in the campus. Festivals are plenty within the campus, which makes the student life better.

My campus - Bannerghatta Road Campus(BGR), followed a school-like routine, as in, the college starts at 8:30 A.M. and ends at 3:30 P.M. Roll calls after every class. The college assigns assignments every month which contributes to a certain percentage of the total marks, computed at the end of each semester. 

The quality of education, to an inquisitive mind, is excellent. The teachers are all distinguished academics but are not intimidating or unapproachable. The overall college experience was boring, but you will leave the institution enriched with new knowledge, guaranteed!

There are many clubs and associations in the college to which anyone can apply. Some are interest-based and do not take in members casually. In BGR campus, management festivals were given the most importance. with cultural-based festivities following close-by. For sports, the students are required to make a sojourn to the Main campus which houses all sports-related faculty, equipment and infrastructure. 

College life will be boring and at times hectic, especially during the exams. Third-year students have to submit a dissertation, which is a part of the curriculum. Managing a dissertation (which require extensive research), with the monthly assignments, the recurring festivities, and the exams will be taxing. The students will have enough time for themselves too. It does not just work and no play, it has been worked into a wonderful, perfect combination.

Classes commence at 9 am and end at 4 pm. Each semester has mid-term exams along with assignments that make up for a student's continuous internal assessment. Continuous Internal Assessment, or CIAs as they are referred to, are crucial in determining a student's eligibility into the next semester.

Christ University has some of the best minds across various its faculties. The department of media and communications is renowned for its syllabus and teaching methodology. While the workload might amount to a lot of stress for students at times, the teaching and classroom interactions are vibrant and engaging. On the downside, the administration can be difficult to deal with, at times. The attendance system in Christ is unforgiving with heavy fines on students who don't make the cut-off.

Christ University has some of the best cultural festivals in the country. The annual intra-college festival "Darpan" provides a platform for students to showcase their talents. Students that perform exceptionally are indoctrinated into the cultural team which represents the university at various cultural festivals across the country. The University also conducts its inter-college cultural fest called "In Bloom" where colleges from across the country participate.

Each department on campus has its cultural festival or event, where teachers and students collaborate to showcase the various talents of students belonging to these various departments. 

The university also has an annual sports festival call CHRI-SPO where teams from various institutions across the country compete.

There are literary, music, art, drama, and debate clubs that students can also participate in.

Life in college is vibrant. There is always an event happening, organized by some department or student body. Even if there isn't a fest insight, one can often find students engaged in practicing music, dance, sports, and other extra-curricular activities, outside class hours.

Class timing is from 9 to 4 from Monday to Friday. Saturdays are usually half day working.

The quality and method of teaching is very beneficial for an M.A level student.

The teachers are highly qualified and also friendly to the students.

There are a lot of student clubs and associations with the campus. They vary from the fields of academics,arts, sports, etc.

Blossoms is the major arts ferst in the campus. Festivals are plenty within the campus, which makes the student life better.

Class timings are from 9 am to 4 pm We get assignments often and we have one mid semester examination and one final examination per semester. Quality and method of teaching is good. Overall experience in college is also good

We have a student council in campus, that is two people from each class and each department The main festivals and Christmas. Apart from this the departments hold fests and competitions for singing and dancing We have inter departmental and university sports. Life in college is busy and hectic but it can be fun most times if you enjoy what you do

Classes start at 9 am and go on until 4 pm. Few courses start early. The classes are of 55 minutes duration. Certificate courses take place after 4 pm. Cultural activities take place side by side and it is up to the student to manage both. Tests are frequently given for assessment and there are two main exams in each semester - Mid-semester Exam and End semester exam. The quality of teaching, in general, is good. But again, it is up to the student to cope up and do a little study after college hours.

Each department has a number of clubs which the student can enroll into and the college has the sports team, cultural team etc. The University celebrates most of the festival but is known for its ethnic day and Christmas celebrations.

The class begins at 9:00 am and hourly attendance is taken.There are 6 hours of learning in this 9:00 am to 4:00 pm schedule.The curriculum is based on continuous evaluation and hence mugging-up lessons for exams don't really work .The greatest joy at Christ is the beatiful campus with the most-fresh air in the city of Bangalore.

Various department and non-department clubs bring together ,the student-coomunity at Christ.Ethnic day is that one spectacular day at Christ.Students from diffrerent states and countries come dressed in their ethnic-wear.