Kristu Jayanti College

Kristu Jayanti is a good college. Academically, my course was not challenging, it's pretty easy. Apart from the subjects, one should focus on growing as an individual through other activities the college provides.

I did not attend any campus recruitment events as I see that for the technical related courses like BBM, BCA, etc. I was pursuing my BA degree. It's a good college and a lot of extracurricular activities take place throughout the year - depending on your interest, you should decide which ones to focus.

As mentioned above, I did not attend any campus recruitment events as I see that for the technical related courses like BBM, BCA, etc. I was pursuing my BA degree. I did not pay attention to them. I have limited information regarding this.

Several events and festivals are held throughout the year but I was never interested in them. I used to bunk events and festivals jumping out of the campus walls to go home after attendance. I could not recall the names of such events but I remember one, Nrityanjali.

The fee varies depending on the subject and course you choose. I believe mine was 60000 per year. The college does provide transparency in the fee-breakdown. There are no additional fees to secure an admission - if you are not qualified, you are not qualified; if you are qualified, you are.

I did not avail any scholarship or loan. I have absolutely nothing to share in regards to this question.

It's a modern college with a diverse student population. We had students from all over the country and some from other countries as well. We had Nigerians and Koreans in our batch. I don't remember the gender ratio but I guess there were more males than females. There is no discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, politics or economic status.

I am among the alumni. I am not really in touch with anyone but if I wanted to, we do have ways to keep in touch through social media and our college website.

I opted for a subject combination of Journalism, English Literature and Political Science as both English and Journalism seemed interesting to me. This was one of the best colleges in Bangalore and a few known friends had already studied there when I was seeking admission. Selection for my BA admission was based on the interview after qualifying the cut-off percentage when I appeared for it in 2010. After clearing the interview with one of the Fathers, I was provided with a prospectus and my selection was confirmed.

We had about 3 lecturers for each subject while I was studying there. All of them were all very qualified in their respective fields of study although I have no detailed information on all of their qualifications. I know that some of them completed more than 3 Masters.