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Siya singh

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My involvement within the GIBS campus community would manifest itself through my participation in academic programs, clubs, initiatives for leaders, community service works, and my contribution towards positivity of the environment for students. I would be keen to work with live projects, management fests, cultural events, CSR activities, and entrepreneurship activities while giving my ideas to organizations, organizing events for my peers in my GIBS community. Through taking part in Marketing, Finance, HR, AI clubs, Sports, Cultural clubs at GIBS, I plan to improve the team management skills, the leadership skills, the communication s

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Riya Jeet

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The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in Bangalore offers a Master of Design (M.Des) program. Admissions are based on candidates' performance in the NIFT entrance exam.

This exam comprises the General Ability Test (GAT), Creative Ability Test (CAT), Situation Test or Group Discussion, and Personal Interview. The last closing rank for admission in MDes cutoff 2026 in round 4 was 77 was General AI category.

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Tasbiya Khan

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There are about 20+ Commerce colleges, with only private colleges. Sri Venkateshwara College, St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Christ University, Kristu Jayanti University, Presidency College, Jain Deemed to be University, and St. Joseph's University are included among the maximum names. These business colleges are associated with Bangalore City University and Bangalore University. More than half of these business colleges in Bangalore have NAAC-A+ accreditation and more.

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Tasbiya Khan

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There are about 20+ Commerce colleges, with only private colleges. Sri Venkateshwara College, St. Joseph's College of Commerce, Christ University, Kristu Jayanti University, Presidency College, Jain Deemed to be University, and St. Joseph's University are included among the maximum names. These business colleges are associated with Bangalore City University and Bangalore University. More than half of these business colleges in Bangalore have NAAC-A+ accreditation and more.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, don't worry about that. Most BCom colleges are affiliated to Bengaluru City University or Bangalore University. The bigger, top-ranked ones are usually autonomous or deemed universities, so their degrees carry more weight and flexibility.

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Ahmedbasha

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For the BBA programme at GIBS Bangalore, the approved intake is 120 students. 

I did my studies at GIBS, and I actually liked having a manageable batch because you get more chances to interact with faculty, participate in activities and know your classmates better.

So if you're looking for a BBA college with a decent batch size, good campus environment and opportunities beyond regular classes, GIBS is definitely worth considering.

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ParmSidhu

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Lovely Professional University (LPU) offers B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) as a 4-year undergraduate programme. However, the university's current 2026 official B.Tech. CSE page does not publicly mention a fixed annual seat intake for the regular CSE programme. Therefore, it is better not to quote an exact number as an official LPU figure. The available 2026 admission information shows that LPU offers regular B.Tech. CSE along with numerous specialised CSE programmes, including CSE with Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, AI and Data Engineering, Cybersecurity, Software Product Engineering, Generative AI, C

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Siya singh

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Bangalore's GIBS Business School is a well-known institution that offers practical training to students who prefer hands-on experience in university education. GIBS is among the best colleges; nonetheless, it is important that students select a college per their career inclination, fees, and specialization. Followers interested in a business education in Bangalore will find GIBS's industry-oriented curriculum, great placement assistance, and practical learning appealing.

GIBS is a great choice because of the following:

  • Industry-oriented curriculum that consists of 70 percent practical learning and 30 percent theory.
  • The students get to wo
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Siya singh

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Yes, The GIBS Business School is firmly one of the top contenders in Bangalore management colleges. GIBS is a good option for students who want to enhance their management skills through practical training, exposure to the corporate world, and skills-focused education. GIBS has reached this position since it adopts an industry-centric approach in its curriculum, including initiatives in innovation, research, and entrepreneurship, engaging students in live projects and internships, offering normalized rates of access to the Business and Personality Management Program and modern facilities available over 10 acres of land. GIBS is ambitio

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Ahmedbasha

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One thing that stood out to me about GIBS Bangalore was the overall exposure you get during the PGDM. There's a lot happening beyond regular classes — industry interactions, internships, live projects, events and activities that give you a better idea of the corporate world.

The Bangalore location is definitely an added advantage, especially when it comes to industry exposure and networking. The dual-specialization option is another good thing if you want to explore different areas of management.

Before joining GIBS, I actually spent a lot of time researching and comparing colleges because I didn't want to make a random decision. I loo

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