Hi Minal,

Thanks for asking, We are here to help you out completely. Look the assessment test totally depends on you and your approach.

 Skill assessment Test - A new trend introduced as part of Christ university recently to judge candidates independent of their personality traits. Justified or not, it seems it is here to stay

Skill assessment test or SATs are nothing too different from the good old GDs that have been there for some time. Mostly the topics of SATs are on same lines as that of GDs. The only difference is in the medium of expression. So as far as topics are concerned, here is a flavor of what you could find -

1. Current Affairs Based - These are related to latest events which have been in news in last 4-5 months e.g. Women Security, Mars Mission etc. They require knowledge of the events.
2. Generic Issue Based - These are general topics based on the current issues faced by society either social, political or economical. For example "Are smaller families better or not?"
3. Case Study Based - These involve a short brief on a situation or problem and would ask group as a whole to come to a solution.
4. Abstract Phrases - These are ones which are really interesting as they don't mean anything literally and can be given any twist. For e.g "Uncle Sam in unwelcome."

Now as far as preparing specifically for SATs in terms of performance, here are few pointers which could help:

1. Develop a habit of writing - In today's world it is easy to lose touch with classical pen-paper writing and hence it is important to get in the habit.
2. Think and plan before you start writing - Before you start writing, it is important to think through the topic and plan your flow of ideas.
3. The structure you essay into an introduction, main part and conclusion - Quickly introduce the topic and then show your stand on the topic with adequate arguments.
4. Use simple language and interesting story line-up - The examiner has to read through a lot of these essays and hence boring colloquial language could make it tougher.
5. Proof-reading is must and so keep time for it - Mistakes are inevitable and hence it is recommended to at least keep a minute in end to proofread the essay.

It can be done! Just Be confident!

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All the best!

This is for Christ University, Bengaluru. Thanks.

Hey Vanessa.

There are no other entrance exams the scores of which are accepted by Christ University, Bangalore. The following is the eligibility criteria for the CULEE

Eligibility Criteria for Christ University Law Admission 2018

Aspirants before proceeding to apply online to the UG or PG LAw programmes for the academic session 2018 must ensure that they fulfill the eligibility conditions as laid down by the Christ University. The eligibility criteria for Christ University Law Admission 2018 is as follows:

For (BA, LLB) (Hons.)

Applicants should have passed 10+2 from Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / State Boards in any stream. with a minimum score of 45% from any recognized Board in India.

Students pursuing International curriculum must have AIU approval and must note these criteria laid by the university, Applicants pursuing IB curriculum must have 3 HL and 3 SL with 24 credits, Applicants pursuing GCE / Edexcel must have a minimum of 3 A levels.

Applicants who will be appearing for their 10+2 examinations in March-May 2018 may apply with their class 10th and 11 marks.

The age of the candidates should also be below 20 years as on July 01, 2018.

All the best.

The official have provided below details for the application -

Applications are available in the online format on the official website www.christuniversity.in from December 8, 2017 and Direct Mode from Office of Admission, Christ University, Central Block, Hosur Road, Bengaluru - 560029 from December 8, 2017. So you can apply accordingly.

Christ University does not offer 3 Years LLB programme. It offers only Under Graduate (5 years law), Postgraduate (LLM), MPhill & Doctoral law Programme. You can also check the detail with given below link.

Christ University Law Programme

Good Luck!