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YesterdayContributor-Level 10
At GIBS Bangalore a lot of learning happens through group activities and projects. During my time there I worked on group projects where we divided the work among ourselves discussed ideas and helped each other whenever someone was stuck. Sometimes we also prepared presentations together so it was not just about finishing the project but also learning from how others approached the same topic.
I also found peer learning useful because everyone has a different way of thinking. While working with classmates we used to share ideas explain things to each other and sometimes even learn things from friends that were not clear in class. These
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2 days agoContributor-Level 8
GIBS Business School adopts an experiential learning concept that blends study and practice. The curriculum allows students to complete 50 percent practical training, 20 percent fieldwork, and 30 percent theory, contributing to the development of necessary skills.
How GIBS Prepares Students for the Industry
- Conducting live projects and real-life business assignments.
- Internships with reputable companies.
- Working with case studies and business simulations.
- Conducting CEO sessions, guest lectures, and mentorships with industry leaders.
- Planning visits to companies to learn about business operations.
- Running an Innovation, Research, and Entrepr
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2 days agoBeginner-Level 5
No, BBA at Quantum School of Business, Quantum University is not particularly expensive compared with many private universities.
For 2026, the fee structure lists the regular 3-year BBA at:
- ₹98,500 per year for Uttarakhand-domicile students
- ₹1,01,500 per year for students from outside Uttarakhand
That works out to roughly ₹2.95–₹3.05 Lacs for three years, excluding hostel and other additional charges.
Scholarships such as Q-Care can also help reduce the overall cost for eligible students.
In short: Quantum's BBA can be considered a reasonably priced option among private universities, especially if you qualify for a scholarshi
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4 days agoBeginner-Level 4
Both programs are great value; however if your first concern is the ROI from fees and placement prospects, PGDM typically provides a better ROI. BBA is a fine base for a management career, while PGDM has superior placement assistance, better salary potential, and more industry exposure.
BBA vs PGDM ROI
BBA
- Good foundation in business management.
- Cheaper programme than PGDM.
- Internships and placements provided.
- Good for students that will go on to study further or want a junior role in management.
PGDM
- Course is industry-focused, splitting 50% hands-on, 20% fieldwork, and 30% theory.
- Over 400 hours of job training teaching skills.
- Includes
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4 days agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, but with strict evaluation. Most top universities, including Copenhagen Business School (CBS), accept 3-year Indian degrees provided they are awarded by a recognised, tier-1 university (such as NAAC Grade 'A' institutions). The critical bottleneck is credit alignment - your 3-year degree must cover the exact number of foundational credits (ECTS equivalents) required in mathematics, statistics, and economics.
Because 3-year degrees yield fewer classroom hours than standard 4-year European degrees, Indian BCom/BBA grads frequently face direct rejections for lacking foundational ECTS credits in mathematics and advanced statistics.
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5 days agoContributor-Level 10
GIBS Bangalore doesn't have a very high CAT or MAT cutoff. It's usually around the 60 percentile range, so you don't necessarily need a very high score to apply. But honestly, they also look at your overall profile and the rest of the admission process.
If you're somewhere around that range, you can just check with GIBS for the current intake once. The exact requirement can change from year to year.
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5 days agoContributor-Level 10
No, you don't necessarily need work experience to apply for PGDM/MBA at GIBS Bangalore. Freshers can apply as well. I studied at GIBS, and from what I've seen, both freshers and people with work experience are considered.
Work experience can be a plus in your profile, but it's not compulsory. I'd just Suggest check the current eligibility details once before applying.
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