Call — 09108585198 for direct admission in Christ University, Bangalore through management quota 2020.

Step 1: Apply Online

Fill the online application form, select center (which was the main campus, hosur 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. They give 15 mins total for this.

Step 3: Personal Interview

Once the written test is done, the invigilator collects your sheet, and takes you to a hall with many tables, each with two interviewers. They already have your documents (the ones you sent during the time of admission form), and will receive this answer sheet as well. Now starts the most important part of the selection process. These interviewers are the people that'll decided if you get in or not, so leave no stone unturned to impress them. But remember not to be arrogant or condescending in any way, towards them or the College. What they ask you is totally on them. I got asked a lot of personal questions, like my family background and hobbies etc. But a friend got asked who the finance Minister of the state is. Point being, it's totally random. Just stay cool and calm during the interview and you'll ace it.

Key Points:

1. Own up to your mistakes, even if they're aren't your fault. If you scored low in some subject, tell the guy that it was you who didn't study, and not because the exam was hard, and so on.
2. Dress in formals! I can't tell you how important this is.
3. Be humble and respectful. There is an unsaid stress test that the interviewers put you through. It is designed to test your cool and calm in unfavourable situations.
4. Do not sit infront of the interviewers unless they ask you to.
5. Try answering to the point for things you know, with a little deviation from the main topic. For questions you don't know about, tell them that in a polite manner, and add to it something that you know related to the question asked.

All the best! :)