Christ University, Bangalore - Reviews

Our campus offers placements in very reputed companies such as the big 4's like EY Goldman Sachs and also in other companies like de shaw the placement Percentage is almost 100% except for the students who opt for higher studies

The placements are not satisfactory, there are good companies making offers but the students are made to accept the offer and given no choice by the placement office. I became eligible for campus placements in the 7th semester and companies like Kock Industries, and Deloitte came to our campus. The highest package offered was 19 LPA.

From the 3rd year, you become eligible for placement, I would say those are not so great for BBA students but yes mba is also fine, it more depends on you also. yes, college does bring the company in bulk, those are okay kinds.

The placements are also nice. From the 5th semester, students sit for placements and companies like Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Walmart Labs, Yulu, Upgrade, Deutsche Bank, Wipro, Wells Fargo, etc., come for placement.

Students become eligible in the 4th semester itself all the top companies of the industry come for placements and most of the people are selected and the pay is pretty good too package starts from 7 lakh pa to 20 lahks pa

Students are eligible for placements from 3rd year. In between that internships can also be done. The university has a long history of successful placements. Around 150 groups from different fields approach the university. There is also continuous change in the rate of placements every year. More than 85% of the students get placed every year I am opting for going for higher education abroad after completing the degree.

The students become eligible for campus placements at the start of their final year and the companies start visiting one after the other. Mostly by the end of the penultimate semester, half of the candidates who have applied are placed and the remaining placements happen in the final semester. The college even provides opportunities to students who are not placed even after graduation. The number of companies visiting for placements is north of 50 and almost 1000+ offers were made in the department of commerce alone. The highest package hovered around 15 LPA and the average would be around 5.5 LPA. The prominent companies to take the graduates are Deloitte, KPMG, PWC, EY, Bain, BCG, McKinsey, ICICI Bank, Tresvista, Standard Chartered Bank, South Indian Bank, etc. 80% of the students who have applied get placed during the placement process. My plans are to higher studies after the degree.

I completed my bachelor's in literature from Delhi university that's why I pursue a master's in English with communication from christ university due to better learning and I could opt for two fields M-3 F-10 PHD TEACHERS IT WAS EASY BECAUSE MOST OF THINGS COVERED IN ASSIGNMENTS

The placement for LLM compared to that of LLB is less. Placements are provided by various MNCs and law firms. There is also a PhD where we get to do the research while the college provides the students with a decent amount of stipend.

The companies visit the office in the final year. For Media and Communication Studies program, the companies come mostly for the students of Advertising and Corporate Communication (Specialization 2) rather than Multimedia Journalism (Specialization 1). However, all the students are free to sit for all the companies. Some good brands come up for placements and take students every year. However, the good part is that even if you don't get an opportunity from the campus placement, you will always get an edge because of the university name when you apply to any of the companies. That's especially when you're applying in Karnataka or the Southern region.