Incoming to
CHRIST
Students from outside the India who would like to spend part of their degree at CHRIST (Deemed to be University) may be able to do so through the Exchange programme.
An Exchange programme is designed for undergraduate/postgraduate students from our partner universities worldwide, who wish to spend a period of time studying in the India, earning credits to transfer back to their home university.
Modules are available across most disciplines and are part of the regular undergraduate/postgraduate curriculum, enabling international exchange students to study alongside India-based home students.
CHRIST full academic Year
As an international student, there’s a few things you need to know about coming to CHRIST on exchange program. Learn more about our entry requirements, and hear from past exchange students about their experiences.
Entry Requirements
Ensure you are eligible to study at CHRIST before planning your journey
Academic requirements
To study at CHRIST as an exchange student or study abroad you should normally:
- Successfully completed one year of under graduation/post-graduation study at a recognised institution.
- Student must be officially nominated by your home university to participate in the CHRIST study abroad/exchange program
- Good academic standing at your home university
English language requirements
The University reserves the right to require that any applicant be required to undergo a test of English language.
Depending on the countries, related by individual universities, you may be required to specify the particulars if not already covered as an automatic exemption. In such cases the International Office will most likely evaluate the validity of the waiver request on a case by case basis.
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IELTS (Academic)
An overall score minimum in IELTS (academic) of 6.0 (with no band score of less than 5.5 – include academic reading, Listening, Speaking and writing modules).
Note: Results are valid for two years only.
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TOFEL (Next generation internet-based test)
An overall score minimum of 70 with minimum score of: 20 in the writing section; 14 in the reading section; 19 in the speaking section; and 17 in the listening section.
Note: Results are valid for two years.
Prepare supporting documentation
As part of your Exchange application, students will need to submit the following supporting documentation:
- Certified* copy of your most recent official academic transcrip
- Certified* proof of English language proficiency
- Copy of your passport
*Certified copy: signed or stamped by a home university representative or emailed directly from your home university representative’s office.
Applying as Exchange Student
Exchange students are exempt from paying CHRIST tuition fees, instead these fees are paid to their home institution.
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Check to see if your university is an exchange partner. If you’re unsure if your university has an exchange agreement with CHRIST,contact us oias@christuniversity.in to find out -
Arrange nomination with your home university -
After receiving an email from CHRIST, International Relations, complete the application and include the compulsory application documents -
Apply for accommodation
Apply Here
Applications for the Incoming Student Exchange Program. If you are interested in participating for one or two semester, apply and submit the application form.
