Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

BBA in tourism and travel Management is best in Indian Institute of Travel and Tourism Management, IITTM under Ministry of travel and tourism affairs under government of India. So, crack the entrance and go for IITTM. Otherwise, in Christ University, you will have to pay a heavy lump sum.

In the UG, you have two courses run by the department of media studies called BA JPEng (Triple major in Journalism, Psychology and English). Another course ifCEP (Communication and Media, English, Psychology). Both are in fact the most sought after courses and I personally know people doing this course. According to them, if you plan to work in the media and allied industry, CEP is the best choice. If you want to pursue higher studies or you focus particularly in journalism, JPEng is the right course. Otherwise, you can also consider Journalism Honours as well as English Honours. At the PG level, M.A. Media Studies. This course is one of the finest of its kind in the whole country. They have a good record of placements as well as alumni pursuing higher studies in various reputed foreign institutions. Hope this helps you.
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Hi,
If you're doing BBA in finance so the requirements that are given below:
1. 10+2 minimum 60% marks by any stream.
2. You have to qualify CUEET (Christ University Entrance cum Eligibility Test). If you're doing B.Com so:
1.10+2 minimum 85% with commerce
2. CUEET.
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How can I get admission in Christ University for BCA. Originally Answered: What is the full admission procedure for a BCA. At Christ University? When I applied for admission, it was a three-step process. Step 1: Apply Online
Fill the online application form, select center (which was the main campus, hour road), make the payment & send the required documents in an A4 envelope within 5 days of filling the form.
Step 2: Entrance Test
This was held in the campus and the same day as the personal interview but before the interview. For this, we were seated in a hall and given a sheet of paper each. The sheet contained two questions, one on each side. The questions for me were *What co-curricular activities did you do in high school, apart from the academics* & one more writing question, which I can't remember at the moment. Both of them were extremely easy and broad spectrum and were only meant to check the level of language and proficiency. In my case, I didn't know there was a question on the flip side of the sheet, and so I couldn't finish it.
Step 3:- personal interview.