Christ University Pune Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college is all about hands-on learning over just textbooks. They're serious about attendance too  you need to be there for at least 85% of classes. Fall below 75% and you'll be in trouble. They don't mess around with attendance here.

Placement: Big companies like ICICI Bank, L&T, and Accenture come to our college a lot for placements. They also offer free industry programs for students. The highest salary package was around 12 lakhs, the lowest was 3-4 lakhs, and the average was 6 lakhs. The placement scene is really good here.

Campus: The hostel is awesome, but the curfew kinda sucks. They have different room-sharing options, like four or three people in a room. Plus, the college offers a bus service which is super convenient for getting around. Love it!

Admission: The teachers at our college make learning fun and easy. They use videos, activities, and assignments to help us understand. We have access to online libraries and our campus libraries have lots of books on different subjects. We also get to participate in events like Moots and debates often.

Placement: As part of the first batch, there aren't any placement stats yet. But I've heard from students at other campuses that at least 75% get placed. Everyone I've talked to landed cool jobs in top companies worldwide. Our seniors had good things to say about the college too.

Campus: The college has cool stuff like biometrics and AC. Plus, laundry is open all the time. There's a food spot in the hostel run by the college. They serve shawarma on certain days. But honestly, I'd suggest grabbing a bite before heading in. The curfew is at 10 pm sharp, and they're strict about no outsiders coming in.

Admission: The teachers for undergraduate courses are awesome. The MBA program has a wide variety of really good teachers who bring lots of experience to the table. They help us see things from different angles. We get ready for the future with lots of interactive classes, which is the best way to learn.

Placement: Almost everyone gets a job after college, around 90%. Salaries are usually between 6 to 7 lakh per year. Lots of companies come to hire students. It all depends on the company and the job they're offering. If you need an internship, they'll help you find one. Otherwise, you can look for your own internships in any company you like.

Campus: The campus is really cool, with lots of green spaces and modern facilities. It's awesome for arts and sports too, with plenty of opportunities to join fests and events. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are awesome! They're super friendly and know their stuff. The courses are designed to match what we need for our majors and the subjects we have to take. It's great!

Placement: The college offers great opportunities for students to land good jobs in top companies. Many big companies and institutions come to hire students with attractive packages. The overall placement scene is really good, and the internship options are also top-notch.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. They give Wi-Fi, and the labs, library, and classrooms are really nice and tidy. You can find both South Indian and North Indian food here. The hostel is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are great. They handle around 36 students each, and they all have Ph.D. degrees. To get in, you need to take the CUTE exam, then do a group discussion and a personal interview. During the interview, you talk for 90 seconds about a topic they give you. The course teaches Python, NumPy, Pandas, AML, ML, and DL, plus other cool tech stuff. The exams every semester are fair, and most people pass with an 85% rate.

Placement: This college is top-notch. Almost all students find jobs by the end of their studies. They bring in some major companies for recruitment. The normal pay here is around 4-5 Lacs/year, but some lucky ones get up to 18 Lacs/year! Companies like Infosys, TCS, and HSBC show up every year for placements.

Campus: The campus view is so pretty, and campus life is awesome. The library has lots of books and journals. They've got a huge playground for football, basketball, and badminton. The computer labs are cool they've got Python and all the software you need. The university takes care of hostel accommodation and food.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They're always there for us when we need help, whether in person or on the phone. If college life gets overwhelming or we're struggling to adjust, there's counseling available. We get hands-on projects that are tough but teach us a lot. Being good with tech is a must, and we gotta have a laptop for all our online projects. Deadlines are flexible, but sometimes we gotta submit by 11 pm. It's a real challenge, but we're learning a ton!

Placement: Placements start after the fifth semester. Once the internship ends, we can apply for jobs. Big companies like Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, KPMG, ICICI, and HDFC visit for placements. Over 95% of students get placed, which is awesome. I'm thinking of working for 2 years after graduation and also preparing for MBA exams like CAT and XAT.

Campus: The college has a good mix of guys and girls. No hazing happens here. All the fun stuff happens after classes. Attendance is a big deal here. If you don't have at least 85% attendance, you can't take exams. They don't like any politics stuff here. There's only a boys' hostel with limited spots. But there are lots of other hostels near the college with nice stuff. Many students leave the college hostels because of the timings. The nearby hostels also have food options, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Each teacher has their own way of teaching that's easy to follow. Each semester lasts for about six months. It's not a piece of cake though, you gotta study and really understand the topics. You need to get at least 40% to pass each subject.

Placement: The law department just graduated its first class, and everyone's expecting great things. At the Bangalore campus, law students are landing average packages of around 6.5 lakhs per year. Lots of big companies come here for hiring. The university hooks us up with internships, but we can also find our own. There are cool activities like moot court and committees on legal stuff. Being part of these helps us learn a ton!

Campus: The campus is nice, with good buildings like the block central and MBA block. They look great and are calm for studying. They have free Wi-Fi all the time for students and teachers. The classrooms are big enough for about 80 students. The hostels are okay with good security 24/7. And there's an emergency help line for any issues. The food in the canteen is good and fresh, with lots of choices. They have medical help available all the time. And there's a sports committee too for games and stuff.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've got lots of experience and know what they're talking about. The course is designed to match what employers are looking for. They update it every year to keep it current. The exams aren't too tricky, but the way they grade us makes it tough to get high marks. It feels like we have to work extra hard to do well compared to students in other colleges. So, we end up learning more skills along the way.

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduating, but the pay isn't as high as we hoped. On average, the salary is around 3.2 LPA, with the highest being 4.3 LPA. Companies like AXA, Northern Trust, and HSBC hire a lot of students. Most of us start in basic jobs after BBA, only a few get analytical roles. Things will get better each year since we're the first batch for this course.

Campus: The only thing stopping it from getting a perfect score is the hostel and mess situation. But hey, there's a variety of food options on campus from Italian to Indian. They've got everything we need here. And can we talk about how gorgeous the campus is? Definitely one of the best around.

Admission: Christ University has a top-notch curriculum that's all about personal growth and skills, not just memorizing stuff. They do regular assessments, and the end-of-semester exams are not too tough. The teachers really know their stuff and love sharing it with us. The courses are interesting, and I'm learning a lot.

Placement: Around 15 out of 22 students got jobs. The highest salary offered is 5 LPA, while the lowest is about 3 LPA. Bajaj is the top company that hires from our college, and a few students also got into Infotech. The college offers internships for software development and lots of students go for web development internships too.

Campus: Christ University Pune Lavasa is awesome! The campus is super modern and the surroundings are so peaceful. It's great for studying and just chilling out. The Wi-Fi is always on, so you can easily access all your study materials online. The hostels are nice too, with private rooms and a shared kitchen that has everything you need - like an oven and microwave. Plus, this is the only campus in India that's open 24/7! The library here is top-notch with all the latest technology. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers here are really top-notch for all our classes. They're super qualified. Our courses are right on par with what's happening in the industry. Plus, we get to choose from a bunch of different electives. The exams every semester are not too tough to pass, but it can get pretty competitive to get a good grade.

Placement: The job placements for our seniors weren't great. The best package I know of was around 4.5 LPA. The companies that hired from our college weren't super famous. But the university is trying hard to improve placements and bring in better companies to our main campus in Bangalore.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities that keep getting better, and they actually listen to student ideas. But the hostel rules are too strict, so we can't really have fun at night.