Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

Hi,
It is sorry to tell you that it's not possible to get admission in Christ without writing entrance exams.
You probably need to attend MAT exam & have to score about 600, then only you are permitted to attend the admission process.
I hope you understand.

Following are career options in field of IT:
(a) Development and Testing: In order to have technical career in IT, you require educational qualifications such as BTech CS/ IT, BCA-MCA, BSc-MSc CS/IT.
(b) IT infrastructure support including Desktop, server, networking, Telecom support. Most of these roles are filled by Electronics and Science grads or diploma and degree holders.
(c) Project Management: Technical Professional grow into role of Project Management with Certification such as PMP, PRINCE2 etc after few years of development or testing experience. Some MBA IT grads get Project Management opportunities directly.
(d) Business Analysis: Subject Matter experts with domain experience in Functional areas such as BFSI, Healthcare, Travel & Transportation etc can become BA. Most of the BA are with MBA background with BA Certification such as IIBA or BCS.
(e) Business Development: MBA grads have opportunities in IT industry in PreSales support, Sales & Marketing and Account Management.
(f) IT support role in Quality, Technical writing, Customer service engineer etc. These roles are filled with lower education. profile professional such as BCA grads.
(g) In addition IT industry requires HR, Finance and Accounting, Administration professionals.
BTech CSE is the best option among all the above mentioned options. You can chose any based on your interests.

There are many things which make Christ different from other colleges. Christ is truly committed towards the development of the students and gives opportunity you need for this. But, it up to us to utilize these opportunities. There has been an upward trend in the number of students opting for HR in our batch, and I should say most of them are the ones with very high marks. Even the placements are pretty good this year.

Honestly speaking, the ET is pretty easy. You should have a fair idea of the current affairs and general and basic history of the country and its media (newspapers, radio, TV; just basic and general). That's it.
The PI is nothing but the interviewer's test at getting to know how much you want to join the college, what skills and temperament you possess to succeed decently in the course, what are you expecting out of the course and university and how keen and willing are you to learn more than anything else. An interview is nothing but a formal chit chat in an attempt to know both the parties better. Be confident, polite, and humble and ask one or two questions out of genuine curiosity- leaves a better impression. And more than anything, be honest in your answers and talks, don't try and be something that you aren't and say blow up something that you don't know.
All the best.

There are two semesters in one year here. The subjects offered for the current academic year (3rd year- final year) are as follows-
5th semester-
1. Development and community journalism
2. Science journalism
3. Magazine journalism
4. Advertising
5. Media research methods
6. Press law and ethics
6th sem-
1. Critical media issues
2. Film appreciation and review writing
3. Sports journalism
4. Lifestyle journalism
5. Public relations
6. Dissertation