I am in class 12th and I did absolutely pathetic in my class 10th and 11th. Do I still have a chance to get into Christ University?

For UG courses at Christ University, the eligibility to apply is based on the marks you scored in your 12th standard. So, as long as you focus and score well in your exams, you have a chance. All the best.

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Hi Sejal, don't feel about what you got in 10th and 11 just see what you get in 12th that will make your way in Christ University forget the past concentrate what you want to do and what you are doing if your dream is to study in Christ university then your passion and dream will get combined and then see your performance in 12th final and then see the results.

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Hello Sejal, You absolutely don't have to worry. Admission to UG courses in Christ Bangalore is decided by an 'entrance test' followed by an interview. Marks of 10th and 11th class are just asked and they do not affect your admission as they are not given preference. Application forms are out in December and entrance test takes place somewhere in April/May. 12th class results come much later so they DON'T matter. Admission to all courses is through a test, except for a few courses like the 'triple majors'. Please cross check what ever information we provide you here on Shiksha, with the University's official site so that you are double sure and do not suffer later.

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Hi, You absolutely don't have to worry. Admission to UG courses in Christ Bangalore is decided by an 'entrance test' followed by an interview. Marks of 10th and 11th class are just asked and they do not affect your admission as they are not given preference. Application forms are out in December and entrance test takes place somewhere in April/May. 12th class results come much later so they DON'T matter. Admission to all courses is through a test, except for a few courses like the 'triple majors'.

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