School of Law Christ University Hosur Road Bangalore Answered Questions

The School of Law, Christ University accepts the Christ University Law Entrance Test (CULET) for BBA LLB admission. The selection process for the BBA LLB programme includes an Entrance Test (ET), Micro Presentation (MP), and Personal Interview (PI). Additionally, applicants must meet the eligibility criteria of having a minimum of 45% in Class 12 for the BBA LLB programme at Christ University.

The Christ University School of Law teaches the following courses; BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), LLM and PhD. Of these, BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) are the majority five years integrated law courses in India. Together with various related courses these courses have a total fee of around INR 2.25 Lacs and INR 2.6 Lacs per annum. The total fee of LLM programme is INR 1.57 Lacs Hence, the programme is also suitable for those students who wish to specialize in their area of interest. In any case, the choice for you would depend on personal preferences or goals and previous education or work experiences.

The cutoff marks for B.A. LL.B vary each year based on factors such as the difficulty of the exam and the number of applicants. Generally, it would range around 70-80% for the general category. For accurate and the latest information, one could check the official Christ University website or get in touch with the admissions office. hope it helps!

Yes, Christ University is generally more expensive than Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies (BILS). The fee structure for the B.A. LL.B programme at Christ University varies between INR 1.5 to 3 Lacs per year while that of BILS is relatively much lower and varies between INR 50,000 to 1 Lacs per year. But it charges by category and also course's special requirement and thus the advisable way would be visiting its official site to see their the latest updated changes of fee.hope it helps!

Earlier there were two separatr courses in the University- BBA.I did my BBA from there. During my time the fee structure was 140000 per year. There was no boys hostel in the campus (only girls hostel),although they did have tie-ups with 2-3 private PGs nearby.Now that they have converted BBA, I am not sure about the fee structure. Check the website.PS- Try not to flunk in any exam as they charge Rs 5000 for every repeat exam. Sad. But it's true.

The fee for undergraduate programmes varies across courses. Fees for the majority of UG courses fall in the range from Rs 1.5-3 Lacs yearly for B.A., B.Com., BBA and B.A LL.B., though costs can change by course category, NRI, etc. Again, students are advised to visit Christ University's official web portal to get the most exact and recent fee structure of the College. hope it helps! 

You can consider Christ University if you are holding 70% in Class 12, depending upon your course. More in demand courses like BA LLB or BBA is at the higher side. Good performance is required at the entrance exams and interview to boost those chances. Check out at the website of the university the eligibility criteria.hope it helps! 

In Christ University around 65% to 75% placement out of 100%. But its good university for LL.B and Placement. If you don't have any backlogs, the college placements are fairly decent. It is worth investing 5 years of your life in Christ if reputable corporations come for placements. The average package is around 6 lacs per year, and the highest package is usually around 12-18 lacs per year.

Christ University, among the leading universities in Bangalore, offers high academic values and diversified courses. Still, the "best" university is subjective to individual preferences and course choice, and other reputed institutions like NLSIU, BILS, and RV College are no less commended in the city.hope I helps! 

In Christ University maximum 180 students can do B.A LL.B because there 180 seats available. For each course its different. Each year its increasing in 2024 there was around 20K application for BBA.For BBA they have Entrance Exam, the micro presentation with interview. Every body makes it to the final round. The decision is made from your overall performance. Give more focus on the interview and you might get in