Gitarattan International Business School Rohini Delhi Answered Questions

GIBS follows a structured selection process for both BBA and PGDM programs in assessing the academic readiness, communication skills, and overall suitability of the candidate. The selection begins with an online application followed by screening based on academic records. Shortlisted candidates will have to undergo further evaluation rounds, which usually include GD and PI.Application Submission: The application should be submitted online to the GIBS through its website, along with uploading the documentation in the required format.Short-listing: It is based on academic marks for 10th, 12th and graduation, and entrance exam scores for PGDM.Group Discussion (GD):Compulsory for PGDM; it helps assess communication, teamwork, analytical ability, and confidence.Personal Interview (PI):Compulsory for BBA and PGDM; this assesses personality, motivation, clarity of goals, and programme suitability.Additional Components: Some applicants might be required to submit their SOP (Statement of Purpose) for the PGDM program.Final Selection: Admission is offered based on the overall performance in academics, entrance exam (PGDM), GD-PI scores, and overall profile.Yes, GD & PI are compulsory components for the PGDM selection process, while PI is compulsory for BBA admissions.

Hi.At GIBS (Global Institute of Business Studies), Bangalore, the faculty are generally known to be highly approachable and supportive beyond regular classroom hours. The institute emphasizes a student-centric learning environment, which reflects in how mentors and professors interact with students.

GIBS offers a range of programs from undergraduate to postgraduate levels in management and leadership. At the undergraduate level, it offers specializations such as Marketing, Finance, HR, Business Analytics, and International Business for the BBA course. In the postgraduate category, GIBS has a PGDM-AICTE-approved with dual specializations in areas of Marketing, Finance, HR, Business Analytics, Supply Chain, and International Business, along with an MBA through a university tie-up. The programs have their focus on practical learning, industry exposure, and all-round personality development.

The minimum qualifications have been established for the GIBS Business School, Bangalore PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) and BBA programs based on academic qualifications and entrance exam scores.PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management):To be eligible to apply to the PGDM programme at GIBS Business School, you must meet the following requirements:You must have an Undergraduate Degree (10+2+3 or 10+2+4) from a recognised University with a minimum of 50% overall.You must possess a valid entrance exam score (CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA, GMAT or relevant State CET) in order to be considered during the selection process. You may also apply provisionally if you are in the final year of your undergraduate degree. NRI candidates or candidates sponsored by an organisation will be assessed based on your academic background and performance in an interview.BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration):To be eligible to apply to the BBA programme at GIBS Business School, you must meet the following requirements: You must have completed your 12th grade (10+2) with your High School Diploma from a recognised Board (in any stream: Science, Commerce, or Arts). You may apply for provisional admission if you are currently in the final year of high school and have not received your exam results yet. NRI candidates are also considered for admission to the BBA program, and your academic record will be assessed and additional information (group discussion and interview) will be required.You must meet the minimum requirements of the academic programme to be able to apply to either programme at GIBS Business School, Bangalore. However, your entrance exam (PGDM Program only) and interview performance will be important in your final decision.

GIBS Bangalore strongly emphasizes entrepreneurship and innovation by offering specialised platforms and structured programs. The GIBS Business School Innovation, Research & Entrepreneurship (IRE) School is a key initiative that integrates entrepreneurial learning with academics. It provides training in idea generation, business planning, prototyping, and execution. Students are encouraged to work on real-time projects, participate in startup incubator programs, and pitch their ideas to investors and mentors. Alongside, GIBS organizes workshops, hackathons, and guest lectures by entrepreneurs, which helps students gain practical exposure. The institute also runs a Startup Launchpad and offers mentoring support to transform innovative ideas into viable businesses. This blend of academic learning and entrepreneurial practice ensures that students not only gain management knowledge but also develop the confidence and resources to build their own ventures.

Hi.GIBS reports a 100% placement rate for its PGDM/management batches (i.e. according to their published “placement‑statistics” page, for the latest batch all students were placed in the campus drive) Recent annual placement data (2024/2025) shows: the highest package ~ ₹ 16.15 LPA, average package ~ ₹ 7.8 LPA. GIBS claims it has a broad recruiter base — “220+ recruiters” participated in placements in 2025. For internships (pre‑placement internships), they report 80+ companies offering internships. Among top‑20% of the batch, average package reportedly rises (~ ₹ 9.2–9.4 LPA as per 2025 stats) for high performing students.

To gain admission into either the MBA or PGDM programs at GIBS Business School, applicants will typically be required to satisfy the following qualifications:Consistent with previously submitted academic requirements related to education, applicants must hold, at a minimum, a Bachelor's Degree (from an accredited institution) in any discipline, and have achieved, at a minimum, 50% cumulative marks (or equivalent CGPA). The University may consider relaxations according to reservation policy (if applicable) as it pertains to the admissions process.An applicant (who is not transferring from another University) must have scored highly enough on an acceptable management entrance examination such as the CAT or the MAT or CMAT or XAT, ATMA, or GMAT to be eligible for admission into either the MBA or PGDM program.In addition to fulfilling either of the above admissions requirements, final-year students will be considered eligible to apply provided that they will submit proof of degree requirement completion prior to the last possible date required by the University.The admissions requirements outlined above have been established to assist applicants in determining their suitability for admission into the GIBS Business School master's program; I could provide you with some general information on what the institution expects as minimum cutoff scores for each of the various aforementioned examinations for entrance into either of the GIBS master's programs if you wish.

Yes, GIBS Business School provides special scholarships and awards for deserving students.Summary of Scholarships:Entrance Exam Scholarships: Receive an award based on the score from the following required tests: CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, or GMAT. Award amounts depending on the score/percentile are between ₹25,000 and ₹75,000.Scholarships Based on Additional Qualifications:Academic Excellence Scholarship: Award of ₹20,000 given to a student who has scored over 80% on Class 10, Class 12 and Graduation.Sibling Scholarship: Award of ₹20,000 will be given if the student has aSibling currently attending GIBS Business School.Meritorious Student Awards:J. P. Goyal Memorial Student of the Year.Shakuntala Devi Award Academic Topper.Atal Bihari Vajpayee Award Second Academic Topper.Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Award Best Research/Innovation

The alumni network at GIBS is very active and involved in student placements in a very meaningful manner. Be it through guest lectures, mentoring sessions, or networking meets, over 2000+ alumni spread across industries and geographies return to campus, thereby helping the students bridge the gap between academic learning and the real requirements of any particular industry.Alumni often refer current students to job or internship opportunities in their organizations, advise on career paths, and help students with resume building, interview preparation, and professional guidance, thus making the placement ecosystem more robust.During placement drives, alumni may also assist through evaluation, recommendation, or even facilitating a connection with recruiters, which strengthens the prospects for good offers for students. As an outcome of this mutually helpful relationship, GIBS tends to have placement and internship outcomes that are influenced not only by institutional efforts but also by the personal networks of past graduates.