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Mohammed Maqsood

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Industry Exposure at GIBS Business School is integrated into the curriculum as a continuous and structured part of instruction, rather than just one event. GIBS conducts the following types of activities to keep students connected with industry:

  • Guest Speaker Series (also called Corporate Talks) are held on average every month to every other month throughout the term to bring industry leaders (many of whom are HR professionals) into campus as speakers to give Motivating Talks and share their insights about the industries they represent.
  • Industry visits (multiple visits scheduled and organised each semester) allow students to gain first-h
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Mohammed Maqsood

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During the placement season at GIBS Business School, Bangalore, over 260 firms came into the campus recruiting for their graduate students from all different fields of work which allowed students to receive multiple job offers. The various firms recruiting were from many different industries, including consulting, finance, IT/ITES, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), logistics and start-ups. This demonstrates that the school has a strong relationship with many businesses in these industries. Due to this success, almost all eligible graduates were placed in a job during the school's placement drive, thus allowing students to have a succe

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Yeah, pretty much. GIBS keeps students connected with the outside world, not just inside classrooms. You often see industry people coming in for talks, sessions, or projects, and those connections slowly turn into internship opportunities. It feels natural, not forced.

There's also exposure beyond India — collaborations, global sessions, and learning tie-ups that help you see how things work on a bigger level. So overall, you're not stuck studying theory all the time. You get chances to interact, learn, and explore through industry and international exposure in a very practical, everyday way.

 
 

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Mohammed Maqsood

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The GIBS Business School typically has an expected percentiles minimum for entrance exams (for admission to PGDM Programs), although these are, on average, the minimum percentiles expected of new applicants every year (country-wide) and therefore could change from year to year based on the applicant pool and “admissions trends”:

CAT/XAT/ATMA: a minimum percentile of around 60 is competitive for applicants to be shortlisted.

MAT: about a 60-64 percentile is considered a minimum acceptable score for an applicant in the general category.

CMAT: a minimum percentile of around 70 or higher.

There is no fixed or official cutoff published by G

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Choosing a college or University, lot of factors considered like ranking, infrastructure, curriculum, pedagogy, Faculty and most important placements. JERC, Poornima and LPU both are the renowned names in the Education Sector and both the institutes have their own place. But if talk of placements, LPU is the one of the top name. As per my experience over there, LPU is not only good for placements but also known for its best infrastructure, innovative pedagogy, Industry focused Academics, industry tie ups. Renowned companies like Amazon, Cognizant, Bosch, Capgemini, Trident, Hitachi, Josh, Xerox, CTS, Verizon and Tech Mahindra come for

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Quantum University's

Quantum School of Business typically admits around 240 students annually for its BBA program, often split into sections of about 60 students, though intake numbers can vary slightly with admission policies. This 3-year, full-time undergraduate course aims to build core business skills for management careers or further studies. Recognized as a top institution for business administration studies in India, Quantum University's Department of Business Administration (BBA) prepares graduates to pursue leadership roles, achieve professional growth, and continue their education in advanced management disciplines.

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