Abhinav Bhatia's Review on Christ University, Bangalore

They have a very actibe placement cell with the option to apply for internships during the course. Most students interested in being placed mostly end up getting at least one offer. Ernst & Young is one of the major recruiters. Other companies that visit the compus include PWC, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, etc. Average placment for undergraduate management courses 3 - 3.5 lakhs. 

College has great infrastructure with lots of green areas in the campus. The classrooms are mostly very spacious (especially the ones in the new blocks). Wi-Fi connectivity is very good across the campus but you can only access limited websites using the campus Wi-FI. They have two libraires which have a lot of resource books available for the students. The college also has one of the best auditorium across all colleges in the country with excellent light and sound system. Sports fiels are not very well maintained. They also have two in-campus hostels, one for boys and one for girls, but they do not serve food to the students. 

Entrance exams and interviews are conducted across the country but due to high number of students applying recently, it is tough to get a city of your choice. All students who apply need to sit for the interview, regardless of their score in the entrance test. Entrance tests aren't very tough but have now become very competitive because of the rising popularity of the college across the country. Board exam scores are mostly irrelevant apart from the basic eligibility criteria of having at least 60%.

Daily routine for most  courses is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. but some courses start class at 6:30 a.m. as well. Teaching is mostly through audio visual aids. For management courses, the college tries to get working professionals to teach the students, which worls well in most cases. For me, the classes conducted by these professionals were way more engaging than those of the regular college professors. The college follows a continous evaluation system but a major stress is on the end semenster examinations. Personally, for me, academic level of the college was extremely average as major focus still remains on rote learning.

Course fee is approximately 1.5 lakhs per year. There are various types of scholarships available as well and students can even request for an installment system to pay their fee.

There are various socities that run in the college. There are societies for debates, quizzes, business festing, sports, etc. Sadly though, these societies don't have much autonomy in regards to how they function. There are festivals oranised at department as well as college levels, so there is always some or the other event going on in the college. Their main national fest goes by the name In-bloom and takes place in the month of February.