Kristu Jayanti College BBA Review By Faiza F

First of all I would like to talk about the campus which is very clean and the faculty is overall very good. The college is very strict for the attire particularly we have to wear formals on first two days of the week and the support is also very helpful. But the help desk at the college is not that helpful but manageable and I hope they will improve. It is an autonomous college.... Read Full Review

Kristu Jayanti College is the 19th best college for commerce in the country and the 3rd best college in Bangalore. It is a college that provides all the facilities for the student to his or her overall development in the field that he or she is interested in that is the reason that KJC was awarded the Best emerging College Award and the Heroes of Bengaluru award for their contribution towards education. It is one of the youngest colleges to be autonomous. The admission process is very simple eit... Read Full Review

Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous. Tagline "Light and prosperity". A College well known for the overall activities be it academics or extracurricular activities or sports. An institution consisting of more than 8000+ students (at present). As being a student and talking from a student's point of view I felt that it an authoritative management. Very simple admission process, selection happens on basis of the Marks obtained.... Read Full Review

KJC is not a decorated name in Bangalore but still its PGP course should be acknowledged. After working for 8 months after engineering, I decided to have one more shot at studies. The college has an entrance test to get admitted and mind you that’s the only way you can get here. Yes, there are some management seats but they are far expensive for a middleclass family to bear. College is run by a missionary society and people who are not from Bangalore should learn that such schools and colleges... Read Full Review

I did my B.Com from Kristu Jayanti College in Bangalore. The minimum requirements to get admission here for the B.Com is 50% in HSC exams. The complete registration process consists of three sections. First, there is a fitness test. This contains different decision-making questions related to your language abilities, rationale, and quantitative thinking. After a student is able to pass the first test, they become eligible for the other two containing a miniature show, followed by an individual m... Read Full Review