BBA

At GIBS, students interact with peers from around the world while participating in a wide range of cultural, management, and athletics activities throughout the course of the academic year. On campus, a variety of annual cultural festivals take place, such as Talent Shows, Festival Celebrations, Open Mic Nights, and Theme Days. These provide an opportunity for students to express themselves creatively.

On the management side, there are annual business conclaves, management fests, case study competitions, quizzes and workshops led by industry experts; alumni interactions; and start-up pitch sessions and industrial visits that enhance practical learning.

For athletics and wellness, GIBS offers numerous opportunities for students to connect with their peers, including participating in the annual Sports Meet, inter-batch tournaments, outdoor activities (e.g., trekking), and indoor/outdoor games (e.g., table tennis, basketball, badminton, football, etc.). Students can also participate in Fitness Challenges, Yoga classes, and various other Recreational Activities.

Taken together, these events create opportunity for Holistic Development by building Leadership Skills, Teamwork, Confidence and a Strong Sense of Community Throughout the Academic Year.

Yes — BBA in International Finance at LPU is generally a good choice if you want a career in finance and global business. LPU's programme is industry-oriented with tie-ups like US-CMA and offers internships, case studies and practical learning that build relevant skills. The university has a strong placement ecosystem with many companies recruiting BBA students, giving access to decent average packages and international exposure opportunities. LPU also focuses on soft skills and professional development which is helpful for interviews and career growth. However, success depends on your own efforts and how actively you engage with internships and placements.

It is a commonly held view among students that faculty members at GIBS are highly engaged in and supportive of students during orientations and mentorship on campus. Faculty members at GIBS are welcoming to new students, and they provide guidance about the academic expectations for coursework as well as about the curricular flow and the culture of the GIBS campus during these orientation programs. Faculty members participate in most events and interactive sessions in many capacities; they often serve as event moderators, judges, or mentors and provide students with real-life scenarios and encourage them to become involved. A large percentage of students reported that faculty members are very accessible after classes, and they personally mentor students on internships, project proposals, career planning, and skill building. Overall, the amount of faculty involvement has been identified as a major strength of the GIBS experience, because it results in faculty members being supportive, accessible, and invested in the learning and development of students.