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Ahmedbasha

Beginner-Level 4

From what I've seen, many students consider GIBS Bangalore because it's not just focused on classroom learning. It gives students plenty of opportunities to learn through practical experiences as well.

Some of the things that stood out to me were:

  • Internship opportunities.

  • Guest lectures by industry professionals.

  • Industry visits and workshops.

  • Placement training from an early stage.

  • A friendly campus and supportive faculty.

  • Focus on communication and overall personality development.

For me, the biggest reason was that I could actually see myself improving throughout the course. I became more confident, learned new skills, and got a better und

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Ahmedbasha

Beginner-Level 4

It was honestly a good experience for me. When I joined, I thought it would be just regular classes and exams, but it turned out to be much more than that.

A few things I really liked were:

  • Internship opportunities to get practical experience.

  • Guest lectures from industry professionals.

  • Industry visits that gave us real business exposure.

  • Workshops and skill-development sessions.

  • Placement training and mock interviews.

  • A friendly campus and supportive faculty.

The biggest change for me was in my confidence. I became more comfortable speaking in front of people, working in teams, and interacting with professionals. I also learned a lot outside

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Ahmedbasha

Beginner-Level 4

It was honestly a good experience for me. When I joined, I thought it would be just regular classes and exams, but it turned out to be much more than that.

A few things I really liked were:

  • Internship opportunities to get practical experience.

  • Guest lectures from industry professionals.

  • Industry visits that gave us real business exposure.

  • Workshops and skill-development sessions.

  • Placement training and mock interviews.

  • A friendly campus and supportive faculty.

The biggest change for me was in my confidence. I became more comfortable speaking in front of people, working in teams, and interacting with professionals. I also learned a lot outside

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2 weeks ago

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Siya singh

Contributor-Level 6

GIBS Business School believes that to be successful; students should have more than an academic foundation. Therefore, as part of its overall focus on developing the personalities of its students, the Institute has developed ways to combine classroom-based learning with an emphasis on the development of leadership skills, professional development, and "hands-on" practical activities.

Ways to Further Develop Students' Personalities:

  •  The School of Youth Leadership (SoYL): This programme through promoting conditions for developing leadership abilities such as teamwork, good decision making, and the concept of social responsibility.
  • Com
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3 weeks ago

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Pranathikumari

Contributor-Level 7

As far I know, GIBS Bangalore is actually considered a well-recognised private B-school in Bangalore, especially among the newer generation institutes. It has been consistently ranked in national surveys and has also received multiple recognitions over the years.

  • In IIRF 2025, GIBS is ranked around 49th in India for MBA colleges.
  • In Times 2025, it is around 71st in India for management colleges.

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Bharathreddy

Contributor-Level 7

In GIBS Business School, students generally feel placements are good and supportive if they actively participate and prepare well.

  • I got a 9 LPA package, and I feel really grateful for it

  • The average package is around 7 LPA, which students feel is decent

  • One of my friends got the highest package of 17.8 LPA, which motivated many students

  • Students feel positive about placement support

  • They like the training and interview preparation given by college

  • Many feel confidence improves before facing companies

  • Regular company visits make students feel opportunities are good

  • Overall, students feel satisfied and hopeful about career growth

  • Campus environm

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Bharathreddy

Contributor-Level 7

I liked my time at GIBS Business School mainly because the campus felt active and friendly from the start. I didn't feel lost or ignored after joining. The environment is simple, and people are easy to talk to, so settling in was not difficult.

What I personally liked most:

  • I liked the friendly campus vibe, people are approachable
  • I liked the presentation culture, it helped me speak without fear
  • I liked the activities and events, it never feels boring
  • I liked how teachers push us to improve communication and confidence
  • I liked meeting students from different places and making friends easily
  • I liked that learning is not only books, but more pr
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3 months ago

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Mohammed Maqsood

Beginner-Level 4

The assessment methods at GIBS Business School are different from the typical assessment methods of writing tests. Instead, the institute uses practical and continuous evaluation techniques for measuring students' actual abilities and readiness to work in the industry.

Assessment Methods Other Than Written Tests

  • Students completing 'live' projects and internships will be assessed on their actual work with a company and how they performed in that work.
  • Students will have to give presentations and participate in seminars to demonstrate their ability to communicate effectively, their level of confidence, and how well they understand the subj
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10 months ago

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Gunjan Dhawan

Contributor-Level 9

Here are some popular Administrative Law books you can read apart from the regular syllabus:

  • To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
  • Before Memory Fades: An Autobiography by Fali. S Nariman.
  • 10 Judgements That Changed India by Zia Mody.
  • Indian Constitutional Law by MP Jain.
  • Tomorrow's Lawyers: An Introduction to Your Future by Richard Susskind.

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10 months ago

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Mohit Datta

Contributor-Level 9

Here are some top LLM in Administrative Law college options offering great placement opportunities in India:

Administrative Law CollegesAverage Package Offered
NLU KochiINR 10.12 LPA
Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law UniversityINR 7.1 LPA
MNLU MumbaiINR 7 LPA
NLIU BhopalINR 6 LPA
NLU RanchiINR 6 LPA

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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