What is Christ University’s BBA fees structure?

The School of Business and Management provides the undergraduate Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) programme as a means of preparing bright, optimistic students for outstanding performance and dedicated service. It offers the ideal environment for students to pursue their entrepreneurial goals. The three-year program’s curriculum, which consists of six semesters, has been created to give students a comprehensive understanding of the many facets involved in starting and running a business. Additionally, it allows them to focus on a functional area of management that they may choose to pursue as a career. Through a variety of general electives from the streams of Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Law, Media Studies, Hotel Management, and Computer Applications, the BBA programme offers students the chance to engage in interdisciplinary learning. The program’s main goal is to help students grow and prepare them to take on the managerial challenges of the twenty-first century. Working well in a team is also emphasized as a crucial skill for success in the workplace. The curriculum also attempts to foster students’ capacity for independent thought, judgement, and research. Numerous educational resources, such as case studies, presentations, internships, research projects, industrial visits, and guest lecturers from a pool of professionals in the field, are used to improve learning.