How is Christ University, Bangalore for MBA?

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Asked by Shashank Tiwary

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Pradeep Dontha | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Yes, Christ University can be considered as tier 4 MBA college but getting placement is easy from there as it is in core of Bangalore city.

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Abhishek Barua | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

The college has a brand name. But at the same time, intake is very high.

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Rohit S Lal | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

It's a reputed college for pursuing MBA.

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Lalit Bhandari | Scholar-Level 16

2 years ago

Christ University Bangalore is one of the best options for getting an MBA degree. It is ranked 60th among the top MBA colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2023. The university offers a two-year MBA programme with specialisations in Finance, Marketing, Human Res

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Piyush Baid | Contributor-Level 8

4 years ago

Christ University is good, however there are other high-quality colleges with better grooming procedures, better exposure, and better returns on investment. Bangalore, the megacity with the fastest pace of change in the world, is the birthplace of the ten successful start-up businesses mentioned abo

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Abhinav Gupta | Beginner-Level 5

5 years ago

Hello Dear Shashank, Christ University is good but you can get more high grade college with excellent grooming process and excellent exposure and with best ROI. Bangalore is the world's the fastest changing mega city where 10 above successful start up business have grown and come out. Silicon Valley

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Dhara Sardhara | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Hello Shashank, Christ University placed 60 students in the year of inception and the number has gone over 700 last year. They have 150 organisations from different sector namely IT, BFSI, Consulting, FMCG, Healthcare, Automobile, Real estate, Hospitality, etc. It has the highest compensation this

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