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Selection Process for Christ University Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science and Engineering — IoT)
Bangalore Kengeri Campus 2024.
1. Online Application: Candidates must fill out the online application form available on the university website.
2. Entrance Exam: Candidates must appear for the Christ University Entrance Test (CUET) for admission to the Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science and Engineering — IoT) program.
3. Personal Interview: Shortlisted candidates from the entrance exam will be called for a personal interview round. The interview will assess the candidate’s communication skills, subject knowledge, and overall aptitude for the program.
4. Academic Performance: The university also takes into consideration the candidate’s academic performance in Class 12 or equivalent examination.
5. Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities: The university also considers the candidate’s participation in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
6. Selection Criteria: The final selection of candidates for the Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science and Engineering — IoT) program will be based on their performance in the entrance exam, personal interview, academic performance, and co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
7. Provisional Admission: Candidates who are selected for admission will be given a provisional admission offer letter that will be valid for 10 days. During this period, candidates must pay the admission fee and confirm their seat in the program.
8. Admission Fee: Candidates must pay the admission fee and submit the required documents for verification within the given timeline to secure their admission in the program.
9. Document Verification: Candidates must bring all the required original documents and their photocopies for verification at the time of admission.
10. Final Admission: On successful document verification and fee payment, the candidate’s admission to the Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science and Engineering — IoT) program will be confirmed.
