Residence halls are limited and are not guaranteed. The Office of International Affairs quotes hostel rooms at USD 600-1,000 a year depending on room type, and estimates total living costs at up to USD 3,000-4,000 a year depending on accommodation and personal spending. Hostel admission is for one year only; readmission depends on academic performance, discipline and participation. There is no mess in the residence halls. The international office helps students find rooms near campus when hostel places run out.

CHRIST's residence halls have no mess, so meals come from the campus cafeteria and eateries or from outside the campus. CHRIST does not publish a meal-plan price. Students living off campus cook or eat locally; the living-cost estimate of up to USD 3,000-4,000 a year from the Office of International Affairs includes food.

Teaching runs across four Bengaluru campuses - Central (Hosur Road), Kengeri, Bannerghatta Road and Yeshwanthpur - plus Delhi NCR and Pune Lavasa. CHRIST reports about 40,000 students from around 60 countries. The engineering school sits on the 78.5-acre Kengeri campus on Mysore Road, about 25 km from the Central campus. Central has a main auditorium of about 2,000 seats. Admitted students open a South Indian Bank account at the campus branch and use a smart ID card for fees and campus access.

CHRIST states that its Bengaluru campuses follow the UGC guidelines on student safety and Karnataka's Public Safety (Measures) Enforcement Act, 2017, with CCTV across the campus and a security control room (080 4012 9485). Security staff are trained in first aid and fire safety. Each campus has an anti-ragging committee and squad under the UGC anti-ragging regulations. The Office of International Affairs (Audi Block, Central Campus; isc.admission@christuniversity.in) handles international admissions. CHRIST states it arranges airport pickup and on-campus accommodation for new arrivals, helps with FRRO registration and runs an orientation. Students must register with the FRRO within 14 working days and bring comprehensive medical insurance from home. Kengeri has its own international affairs contact.

Residence halls are limited and are not guaranteed. The Office of International Affairs quotes hostel rooms at USD 600-1,000 a year depending on room type, and estimates total living costs at up to USD 3,000-4,000 a year depending on accommodation and personal spending. Hostel admission is for one year only; readmission depends on academic performance, discipline and participation. There is no mess in the residence halls. The international office helps students find rooms near campus when hostel places run out.

CHRIST's residence halls have no mess, so meals come from the campus cafeteria and eateries or from outside the campus. CHRIST does not publish a meal-plan price. Students living off campus cook or eat locally; the living-cost estimate of up to USD 3,000-4,000 a year from the Office of International Affairs includes food.

Teaching runs across four Bengaluru campuses - Central (Hosur Road), Kengeri, Bannerghatta Road and Yeshwanthpur - plus Delhi NCR and Pune Lavasa. CHRIST reports about 40,000 students from around 60 countries. The engineering school sits on the 78.5-acre Kengeri campus on Mysore Road, about 25 km from the Central campus. Central has a main auditorium of about 2,000 seats. Admitted students open a South Indian Bank account at the campus branch and use a smart ID card for fees and campus access.

CHRIST states that its Bengaluru campuses follow the UGC guidelines on student safety and Karnataka's Public Safety (Measures) Enforcement Act, 2017, with CCTV across the campus and a security control room (080 4012 9485). Security staff are trained in first aid and fire safety. Each campus has an anti-ragging committee and squad under the UGC anti-ragging regulations. The Office of International Affairs (Audi Block, Central Campus; isc.admission@christuniversity.in) handles international admissions. CHRIST states it arranges airport pickup and on-campus accommodation for new arrivals, helps with FRRO registration and runs an orientation. Students must register with the FRRO within 14 working days and bring comprehensive medical insurance from home. Kengeri has its own international affairs contact.