Christ University CUET Admissions 2025-26: Trend of Micro Presentation

Micro Presentation is a unique selection procedure to get admission to various programmes at Christ University, Bangalore. Know more about Micro Presentation in the article below.

CUET Micro Presentation: A unique selection process adopted by Christ University, is the Micro Presentation. It is a 60-second mandatory criterion for securing admission to Christ University. The exam season is on and students are all engrossed in their preparations. A student who wishes to pursue a Master in Business Administration (MBA) or Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) has to go through various evaluation phases. They need to take various entrance exams, participate in Group Discussions, appear for Personal Interviews, etc. Every college has its individual selection procedure for admission into various undergraduate and post-graduate courses and Christ University, Bangalore, is no different. In this article, Shiksha.com will explain the concept of Micro Presentations which is one of the important selection rounds at Christ University.

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What is a Micro Presentation?

Micro Presentation or MP is a process of evaluating students based on their eligibility and personality to provide them admission into various BBA/MBA courses at Christ University. The session evaluates students’ behaviour, leadership qualities, team building qualities, overall behaviour towards their fellow colleagues and teammates, management skills, etc. Micro Presentation can be intriguing but not necessarily challenging.

Micro presentation, in simple words, is presenting yourself within a few minutes on a given topic. In other words, you need to explain the topic which has been given to you on the spot. It is an approximately one-minute extempore which is a part of the CUET selection process.

Christ University Selection Procedure

An aspirant is shortlisted based on scores of entrance tests such as Christ University Entrance Test CUET/ CUET/ MAT/CAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA/GMAT. They are then assessed based on Personal Interviews, Group Discussion/Micro Presentation, Written Assessment, Verbal Assessment, and Academic Performance. Mentioned below is a detailed table for the selection process for various programmes.

Process	Particulars	Venue
Group Discussion(GD) or Micro Presentation(MP)	Group discussion for 35 minutes for each group and Micro Presentation for 60-90 seconds per student in a group	Bengaluru, Kolkata, Delhi-NCR and Jaipur
Written Assessment(WA)	Candidates will be asked to write on a topic for not more than one A4 sheet and for not more than 10 minutes	Bengaluru, Kolkata, Delhi-NCR and Jaipur
Verbal Assessment (VA)* and Personal Interview (PI)	Verbal Assessment and Personal Interview will be done for each candidate by an expert panel	Bengaluru, Kolkata, Delhi-NCR and Jaipur
Academic Performance	Based on the marks secured by the candidate in Class 10 and Class 12. And for the postgraduate programmes, the marks secured in the UG programme will be considered along with Class 10 and Class 12 marks.	Bengaluru, Kolkata, Delhi-NCR and Jaipur

*Verbal Assessment will be evaluated during the Personal Interview (PI)

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Key Points to Remember Before Giving a Micro Presentation

A Micro Presentation or MP is a speech on a given topic. Students can use visual graphics to explain the topic.
During the Micro Presentation, the topic needs to be explained in brief which brings out the essence of the topic.
As mentioned above, Micro Presentation assesses and evaluates students on their team building and leadership skills, hence the presenter must be able to engage the audience and should be able to answer questions or queries (if any) that arise from the audience.
A Micro Presentation must have a good and valid conclusion summarising the presentation for the audience.
The message that you need to pass on to your audience must be clear and precise.

Why are Micro Presentations Conducted?

The interviewers at Christ University conduct the Micro Presentations to check if the candidate possesses:

Good Communication Skillsets
Logical Structure of Thoughts
Ideation

Why are Micro Presentations needed?

Students who have fantastic social skills along with personal skills are preferred by various top recruiting firms. Therefore, Micro Presentations are an amazing way to assess the candidates on their interpersonal as well as leadership skills.
Micro Presentations are conducted to assess candidates’ leadership and management skills because they are important for an MBA graduate who has to interact with a lot of people and hence should know how to present himself/herself.
The most important reason for conducting a Micro Presentation session is that the colleges can filter out the best candidates.

Guidelines for Micro Presentation

The duration of an MBA Micro Presentation is a maximum of 90 seconds.
Every candidate must appear for Micro Presentation to ensure admission to Christ University.
Only ONE random topic will be given on the spot to each candidate which has to be presented orally.
No laptops and cellular phones are allowed inside the exam premises for presentation purposes.
The expert panel will make the final decision based on the candidate’s performance.

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Tips for a Micro Presentation

Candidates are assessed on various grounds. Their interpersonal skills, leadership qualities, social skills, reasoning skills, communication skills, analytical skills, and listening skills are assessed through Micro Presentations. The levels of confidence, knowledge, creativity, etc. are also some important areas of assessment.

Do’s	Don’ts
Always stay calm throughout your presentation	Do not lose calm. Do not be nervous
Stay confident	Do not stretch the topic unnecessarily. Keep your presentation crisp and simple.
Speak clearly and politely. Do not rush the speech	Do not argue or interrupt.
Make sure your presentation has a proper structure with an introduction, a body and a conclusion
Maintain a good body posture
Check your pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Candidates are assessed on their verbal skills.
Make a list of all the key points of your presentation so that there is no room left for errors.
Be a good listener
Answer the questions of the interviewer politely. In case you are not able to grasp the words of the interviewer do not hesitate to request him/her to repeat

Topics for Micro Presentation for 2024-25 Session

Below are some of the topics for the Micro Presentation at Christ University, Bangalore.

Important Topics for Micro Presentation
Alternative Energy Sources and its Benefits	The Possibility of Life on Mars	Who is an effective supervisor?
How Technology Improves Living Standards	How to Inspire Others?	Personal Goals
Sustainable Development	Benefits and Threats for Artificial Intelligence	E-Waste Management
Ways to Raise a Child as a Leader	The impact of Social Media on society	Agri-Business
Why is Holistic Education Important?	Climate Change	Wellness at Workplace
Self-reliant India	Emerging Gender Challenges in Society	ChatGPT and the Possibilities It Presents
Chandrayaan-3 Aspirations of New India	Do Brands Rule Our Lives	Is Patience a Virtue in Business and Management
Cyberbullying Prevention	The Start-Up Ecosystem in India	Impacts of Social Media on Mental Health
Future of Internet	Cyber Warfare	Freedom- Is It A Myth?
Social Media Addiction	Digital Well-Being	Job Satisfaction or Salary

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How to Tackle the Micro Presentation?

By adopting the following tips and techniques, one can ace the Micro Presentation:

Christ University releases the topics of the micro presentation well in advance. Prepare a few topics from the list by standing in front of the mirror or by recording a video. Mirror practice or recording a video can make you tackle the micro presentation easily.
You should know that in micro presentations, focusing on what to think and then speak is crucial. You must know how to deal with the thinking time where you structure your thoughts. The first 3-4 seconds of your thinking time should be given to comprehend the topic. Focus on understanding the topic rather than just knowing the topic. Now, jot down your thoughts into keywords and then visualize your answer.
If you are not comfortable with the topic or do not know what to speak on the topic, you can always request the interviewer to change the topic for your MP.
You can talk about facts and figures (if you are sure about them) or move on to the argument side of the topic. Some topics can also be debatable and you can always present your side of thought and why did you not take the other side. This will give the interviewer the impression that your thoughts are balanced and you are not just shooting arrows.
You should be well aware of the current affairs, recent happenings, as you can be given any random to topic for your extempore.