GIBS Business School Bangalore Cutoff 2025: Check Karnataka PGCET Round Wise Cutoff Ranks

GIBS Business School has not yet released the cutoff marks for the 2023 PGDM (MBA) programme. The cutoff marks are typically released after the declaration of the entrance exam results. Once released, candidates can check them on the GIBS Business School website.

In the meantime, candidates can refer to the cutoff marks of previous years to get an idea of the cutoff marks for the 2023 PGDM program.

The eligibility required to study at GIBS Business School depends on the specific course with BBA requiring students to have passed Class 10 and Class 12 from a recognised board though students giving final exams for Class 12 can still apply. While the MBA course requires students to have graduated with a minimum 50% scores from a recognised institute.

CAT exam usually takes place in the month of November. The registration has starts from August and the last date of application is auntil September.

GIBS Bangalore MBA admission 2023 is entrance-based GIBS Business School admission to PGDM programs is based on a valid CAT/ CMAT/ GMAT / XAT/ MAT/ ATMA score and minimum marks are secured in class 12 with 50%. The applicants will be shortlisted for further proceeding admission through the registration process.

NOTE: The mentioned fees and seat intake is as per external sources. Hence, it may vary.

For entry into a BBA programme at GIBS Business School, it requires one to have cleared HSC class 12 passed from any recognised board or council in any discipline. The students awaiting results in their PUC/12th can also get enrolled. Based on their academic record, group discussion and personal interview NRI students can get enrolled.

You need to have graduated from an AICTE/UGC/AIU-recognized university or institution with a bachelor's degree in any subject with at least 50% of the required precentage overall.It is required to have a valid score on any of the  national management entrance exams, like the Common Admission Test (CAT).

A Group Discussion (GD) and a Personal Interview (PI) will be used to further evaluate the candidates who made the short list based on their entrance exam results.In addition to your work experience, extracurricular activities, and academic diversity, your performance in these rounds will also be taken into account.Therefore, even though 50% is the minimum eligibility for your undergraduate degree, improving your chances of admission requires achieving much higher scores and doing well on the entrance exams, GD, and PI.