Find print and xerox shops near Christ Bannerghatta, bengaluru

About this place

Christ University's Bannerghatta Road campus sits on the southern stretch of one of Bengaluru's slower arterial roads, a few kilometres past the IIM-B junction. Founded in 1969 as Christ College and granted university status in 2008, the institute now runs undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes in commerce, management, law, sciences, humanities, and engineering. The Bannerghatta campus specifically hosts the School of Business and Management, the School of Law, and the School of Architecture, drawing a sizeable cohort of students who live in hostels on the same campus as well as in rented flats around Hulimavu and Gottigere. The campus falls within the 560076 pin code, with neighbouring areas under 560078 and 560083. Across these pockets, 17 xerox and print shops have been listed on Snaprint's network to keep up with the steady rush of academic paperwork.

Getting here and around

The closest metro station is Yelachenahalli on the Green Line, about 4 km away, but most students skip the metro and rely on the BMTC buses that crawl along Bannerghatta Road. Auto-rickshaws are the default for short hops to Lodha, Meenakshi Mall, and the Arekere junction. The campus has its own parking lot, and two-wheeler bays spill out onto the service lane during semester start. For anyone walking between hostels and the main academic block, the internal shuttle runs a fifteen-minute loop.

Why printing demand is high here

A university the size of Christ generates a near-industrial volume of paper. Assignment submissions, project reports bound in spiral, internship letters, and placement CVs land at print counters the week before every deadline. Add semester exam hall tickets, bonafide certificates, and the constant stream of competitive exam form prints — CAT, MAT, GRE, CMAT — and the 17 shops scattered around the campus fringe stay busy well past ten at night. Pavan Xerox, rated 2.8 stars and a familiar stop for hostel students, is one of the closest listed options near the main gate.

What people typically print here

Black-and-white A4 prints dominate, usually in multiples of ten for group assignments. Spiral binding, soft binding, and laminated ID cards come next. Placements season brings a spike of single-colour CV prints on thicker paper, often 200 to 300 copies per applicant. Students also walk in with passport photographs for visa forms, Aadhaar applications, and scholarship portals.

How Snaprint fits in

Students can browse the /print-near/christ-university-bannerghatta page to compare prices, turnaround time, and binding options across the 17 listed shops before walking over. Shop owners around the campus who want to be listed on the network can sign up through /book.