Is it true that 90% of placements for MBA are reserved for Christians in the Christ University?

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Shaurya Singh
9 years ago
No, it is not true. During placements no college or university can reserve placements for any student depending on the religion. These are rumors. I have a friend who is in his first year MBA in Christ University and he has confirmed it that there is no such thing.

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