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Manori Sahni
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The university accepts applications via online mode. Students who meet the eligibility criteria can register and fill out the admission form. The below-mentioned steps can be followed to apply for a BSc at Christ University Bangalore:Go to the official website and click on 'Admission' followed by clicking on the undergraduate level.Select the school under the university, where the desired BSc course is offered.Click on 'Apply Now'.Register as a new user by entering the name, contact number, and email and create a password.Log in again and fill out the complete application form. Pay the application fee and submit the form.
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Christ University offers admission to its BSc courses based on applicants' performance in selection rounds and academic background. Students who have passed Class 12 or equivalent exam are eligible for admission. The application is made available in online mode. Applicants have to then take the university admission test, this is applicable for certain BSc courses. However, all the applicants have to take part in a micro presentation and personal interview round. Following this, a merit/selection list is published or e-offers are issued. Selected students can then submit documents and pay the fees for seat confirmation.
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There is no concise placements report for BSc course-placed students. However, Christ University's annual placements report is out. As per the report, in the 2022-23 placements drive, the highest package offered was INR 15 LPA. Some of the top companies that participate in the university placements are KPMG, Tresvista, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, Accenture, ICICI Bank and Wells Fargo, among others.
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Yes, Christ University offers BSc and BSc (Hons) courses across different specialisations. All the courses are offered in a full-time mode. For admission, students should meet the eligibility criteria and have to take CUET, micro presentation, and personal interview. Some of the specialisations in which the course is offered are:PsychologyEconomics, Mathematics, StatisticsData Science and Artificial IntelligenceData ScienceEconomics, etc.
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Manori Sahni
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Yes, aspirants of BSc courses are required to take the Christ University Entrance Test (CUET). It may be compulsory for Economics, Mathematics and Statistics applicants to take this test. The entrance exam is conducted by the university. All the aspirants need to take part in Micro Presentation (MP), and Personal Interview (PI). Apart from this, it is also important the aspirants meet the course-specific eligibility criteria.
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For admission to a BSc course at Christ University, it is necessary that the aspirant fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria. The minimum eligibility requirement for the course admission is that the aspirant is Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from a recognised board. Based on the applied specialisation, the qualifying class should have been with the relevant subjects. Some of the required subject combinations are:BSc Specialisations offered at Christ BangaloreCompulsory Subjects in Class 12 for EligibilityBiotechnology, Chemistry, BotanyAny two subjects (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Botany, Biology)Biotechnology, Chemistry, ZoologyAny t
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The approximate fee for the MBA programme at Christ Delhi NCR campus is INR 7.7 Lakhs. Although there might be a slight variation in the exact amount due to additional charges.
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Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) is one of the most difficult programmes for management students to complete. BMS is a three-year undergraduate degree programme provided in full-time and part-time formats by colleges and universities in India. Candidates who intend to pursue the BMS Course must meet the minimum eligibility criteria, which is a graduation grade point average of 50%. The fees of a BMS course ranges from INR 20,000 to INR 12 lakh.
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Minimum Educational Qualification: 10+2 from any state/ central recognised board.Subjects Studied: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics at the 10+2 level.Minimum Marks:A minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in the 10+2 qualifying exam.For candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories, the minimum aggregate requirement might be relaxed by 5%.Additional Eligibility for Foreign Students:PIO/OCI Cardholders and NRI Students are eligible to apply.Foreign nationals need to have a minimum score of 500 in the SAT (or equivalent) to be considered.
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Christ University BA tuition fee ranges between INR 1.6 Lacs and INR 7.4 lakh. The total course fee includes other components, such as hostel fee, caution deposit, and more as well. Moreover, the tuition fee also varies based on the chosen specialisation and Christ campus. The tuition fee for some of the BA courses is mentioned below:CourseTotal Tuition FeePscyhologyINR 2.55 lakhPerforming Arts, Creative MindsINR 2.7 lakhMedia and JournalismINR 3.54 lakhEconomics, Political ScienceINR 4.36 lakhNOTE: The given fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to change and hence, is indicative.
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