We have identified four major criteria that, when considered together, will help us confidently evaluate potential for success. These criteria are 1) academic ability, 2) work experience, 3) leadership skills, and 4) fit with the KJC MBA program.

The distinguishing factors of the MBA are a rigorous, challenging curriculum and an extraordinary spirit of community reflected in a shared understanding of our core values. We recognize each student's unique background, skill set, and lifelong aspirations.

In addition to ensuring their active participation in classroom discussions, the performance of each student is monitored by a system of periodic quizzes, written examination, and case study. Day to day business issues and developments are discussed and analyzed in the classroom. Important corporate related news is presented by the students in an open forum.

To imbibe the very essence of social duty Kristu Jayanti College has involved the MBA students in the social club. The Club caters to the various needs of the unprivileged.

The members of this club are concerned with the classroom development activities. They monitor the quality in the class lectures, give constructive feedback to the faculty members and build strong rapport between the students and the professors.

Every year the department conducts a national level management fest "Synectics". It is a platform through which our students enhance their organizing skills and get an opportunity to interact with students from other institutions.

The department takes the responsibility to conduct seminars, presentations and other curricular activities related to the MBA programme within the college. Through the MDP's the students of our college and other institutions are educated about the changing trends of the industry and imparted with conceptual knowledge.

Starting with the inaugural orientation by Dr. Sibichan Mathew, an IRS officer, who had made the orientation a special event followed by Prof. Antony Williams, who had given two day's workshop on the basics for the students making them to think positively, to identify one's potential, identifying the problems faced by the youth, public speaking skills and to live life driven by values.

Tantra -2007, the national level management Fest was organized by the department of management studies, Mar Athanasos College For Advanced Studies (MACFAST),Tiruvalla, Kerala. Our students bagged the overall Championship Trophy.

Ascend 2007 - On the 16th and 17th of November 2007, 13 students of third semester MBA compete in the management fest, Ascend 2007 at DCMS, Calicut University. Our students bagged the overall championship. Gardenia 2008 - on the 15th and 16th of February, 2008, conducted in Garden City College, Bangalore. Our 2nd Semester students bagged the Overall Championship, by winning prizes in all the four events conducted.

Ascend 2007 - On the 16th and 17th of November 2007, 13 students of third semester MBA compete in the management fest, Ascend 2007 at DCMS, Calicut University. Our students bagged the overall championship. Gardenia 2008 - on the 15th and 16th of February, 2008, conducted in Garden City College, Bangalore. Our 2nd Semester students bagged the Overall Championship, by winning prizes in all the four events conducted.

Seminar on "Mergers and Acquisitions" by Mr. Ramanujam,
"Challenges in Marketing", Practical exposure by Mr. Kalesh Shivanand,
Blue Star. Management Development Programme on "Supply Chain Management - Building blocks"
Panel discussion on Union Budget 2008-09 by Mr. Ramappa, Secretary, BCIC, Prof. Chiranjib Sen, Mr. Sujith John, Business Editor, Times of India, Mr. Mark Dsouza, Chattered Accountant.