How is the MBA program at Christ University Bangalore?

Christ is one of the top 20 universities in India that offers MBA degrees to students. The curriculum has been designed keeping in mind the industry trends as well as the changing atmosphere of management. Many MBA specializations are offered here from which you can choose your preferred one. 

There are integrated courses as well. They are MBA Christ Bangalore + MBA (FHWS Germany), MBA Christ Bangalore + MBA (Western Michigan University, USA) and MBA Christ Bangalore + MS (Virginia Commonwealth University, USA). 

To be eligible for admission, you would require 50% in graduation. The selection is done via various eczema such as CMAT/CAT/ATMA/XAT. The final selection is done on the basis of your marks in either one of these exams, micro presentation, group discussion, personal interview and also your marks in classes 10th and 12th. The placement records of MBA from Christ are bright. The top recruiters include Amazon, Cognizant, Deloitte, Accenture, IBM, HSBC, etc.

Christ University MBA course is worth the hype as the university has a brand name among academic institutions to pursue higher education. The two-year MBA is offered under the School of Business and Management (SBM). The university offers MBA in various specializations like Finance, Marketing, Business Analytics, Human Resources, Lean Operations, and Entrepreneurship & Innovation.

Some of the top recruiters who hired MBA students from Christ University are DE Shaw & Co, Brain & Company, Aon, Everest Group, Zomato, RMZ, etc. As per recent data, the average package for an MBA at Christ University is INR 7.97 LPA. The university also offers summer internships in April and May and winter internship is conducted in January. 

The university has a basic eligibility of having passed graduation with 50% marks. The university considers MAT / CAT / CMAT / XAT / GMAT / GRE / ATMA scores for admission to the MBA program. The minimum cutoff for Christ University MBA is 60 percentile in CAT, XAT, ATMA and CMAT. For MAT the minimum cutoff required is 550 scores and for GMAT and GRE the cutoff score is 450 and 259 respectively. 

Once the candidate satisfies the minimum cutoff score, he or she has to appear for a Group Discussion and Micro Presentation round. The GD is usually conducted for 25 minutes and for the presentation, each candidate is given 90 seconds from each group.

Then a written assessment round will be conducted, where a student has to write on a topic allotted by the panel in 10 minutes. Finally, a verbal assessment and personal interview will be held for the shortlisted candidates. Based on the composite scores, the final admission will be granted to MBA aspirants.