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Ahmedbasha

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At GIBS, if you want to work on projects or try something new, you get good support. Faculty are approachable and guide you properly, whether it's a college project or some research work. You can always discuss ideas, clear doubts, and get help when needed.

For entrepreneurship also, GIBS encourages students a lot. There are talks, sessions, and activities where you can share your ideas and get feedback. The campus environment itself motivates you to think differently and try new things. Overall, it feels like you're supported at every step, not left alone to figure things out.

 
 

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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

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Through their faculty's assistance, GIBS students are provided with guidance in transforming ideas into action. Faculty will assist with research projects through crafting an initial research problem, enhancing research methodology, and publishing findings. In addition, they provide innovation in entrepreneurship by conducting workshops and using case study methods and mentorship. Faculty also link students to industry experts and alumni, giving them the opportunity to discuss real-time, practical experiences. In the creation and incubation of new businesses, faculty provide ongoing structured support from the creation of business plan

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi.

Yes — the Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Pharmacy and Research (SPR) does include initiatives — and at least one formal programme — that support entrepreneurship/innovation for pharmacy (and other) students.

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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

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Students at Dnyaan Prasad Global University's School of Pharmacy and Research are being encouraged toward entrepreneurship in the pharmaceutical field. The university recognizes that many pharmacy graduates want to not only work for well-established corporations but also start their own, and therefore, they have built a curriculum that provides coursework and opportunities to acquire both technical and business expertise.  

 

Students have the chance to learn about pharmaceutical startup companies, healthcare innovation, and biopharmaceutical companies through participation in hands-on workshops, seminars, and projects. St

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Ahmedbasha

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GIBS has a very unique and super active educational style. It's not just normal classroom teaching — they mix practical learning, workshops, industry sessions, and activity-based learning so we understand things better.

The IRE (Innovation, Research & Entrepreneurship) programme is one of the best parts. It helps students think creatively, work on real ideas, do research, and even try small startups. We get weekly IRE classes, mentoring, and hands-on projects that actually build confidence.

Overall, GIBS focuses on learning by doing, not just reading from textbooks. It really helps in improving skills for jobs, business, and overall pe

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