Christ University Bangalore Answered Questions

Duration- 3 years
Eligibility-
1. Entrance test- you need to have a fair idea of the current affairs and general and basic history of the country and its media (newspaper, TV, radio; just basic). It isn't too tough.
2. Personal interview- Just a formal chit chat to get to know your skill set and temperament for a decent success in the course, your expectations put of the university and the course and your willingness to learn.
Fees-
1. For the students outside Karnataka- Rs 80,000 for the first year and Rs 60,000 for the next two years;
2. For Karnataka students- Rs 60,000 for all the three years.
Placements- I'm sorry, I cannot answer that now as the first batch is yet to graduate, but the other courses that had journalism as one of their subjects got their placements in top news media organizations (and also other forms of media) like CNN, Times Now, etc. We are expected to be placed in the same field, rather better, but I can't be definite about it. I can only tell after my batch graduates.
Good luck.

Christ University is India's No. 1 Private university in programmes like BBA/BCA. CU is known for beautiful campus and greenery that has been maintained since years now. But don't misunderstand this college. This is not your normal college where you are having freedom to do everything or anything. Strict Rules, Discipline, Formal clothing and Super Cops acting Guards make this University special.
In terms of knowledge, Christ University feeds all textbook knowledge in you which sometimes becomes boring and scary. To maintain the level, we got Holistic education and other free hours in week to relax down.
Being in Bangalore is the super advantage Christ has got. Good placement records and being in Bangalore is full of opportunities in every area from business to science. All one needs is to go out and explore.

Hello,
You must have to follow these tips to get success in PI:
1. Be ready with must know questions:
You should be well prepared with the basic questions revolving around your thought process about your career, life and ambitions, such as why BCA, how will it relate to your goal, how does your academic background relate to your goal, how relevant your experience, why do you want to join a particular institute.
2. Reflect confidence:
During Personal Interview, you should reflect confidence while answering to different questions. Interviewers often tend to cross-question you even on your right answers just to check your confidence on your own answers.
3. Be honest to yourself and interviewers:
During PI, you are also tested for integrity of your basic characteristics like honesty. Your honest approach during your interview also makes your responses natural.
4. Be Polite:
Your politeness during the interview also brings positive impression on your interviewers.
5. Drive the interview towards your strength:
While the questions asked in the interview may vary from candidate to candidate, it is important for you to gradually invite the questions from your areas of strength as the interview progress.
6. Stay calm:
During the interview, you should stay calm and never look stressed. If you are not confident of an answer, try to skip it. In case, you are countered on a particular question repeatedly, politely stick to your answer if you are confident on the same.
7. Positive body language and approach:
Your body language and approach during the interview should reflect positivity. Experts say that your smart response and right answers must be supported by your positive expressions, constructive approach and attentive nature during the interview. Your sitting posture should be formal throughout the interview.
All the best for your interview.

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Also, AIMS School of Business is ranked as top private B-School in Karnataka in the Times B-School Survey, 2017.

Group of discussion is not about how fluent you can speak or how well you can write but it is all about showing your personality, knowledge and team handling skills. Definitely, having a good communication skill is an advantage. You should focus on studying and analysing current affairs and you may read Economic Times, The Hindu, Manorama Yearbook, Economic and political weekly. Study them, analyse them, read competition success review and do a mock test with your friends and classmates.