BBA

The Lingaya's Lalita Devi Institute of Management and Sciences cutoff 2025 was published for admission to several UG-level courses based on the IPU CET entrance exam. The cutoff was released for different categories under both the HS and AI quota. 

For the General HS category, the last round cutoff ranged from 1326 to 14808, with Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) and Bachelor of Business Administration courses being the most and least competitive for this category. 

See the table below for the closing ranks for the above-mentioned category. 

^{Note: Other categories, rounds, quotas, etc., will have different cutoffs accordingly.} 

GIBS Business School in Bangalore works closely with many partner organisations and institutions to provide students with a greater understanding of their future careers and enhance the types of exposure they will have during their internships and in terms of practical experience while completing their degree.

Some areas of student development involve:

Partnering with Businesses: GIBS does regular collaborations with a variety of businesses and industry professionals for the following:

• Internships
• Live projects
• Guest speakers
• Mentoring
• Company tours
• Job preparation training

Corporate Activities: GIBS conducts activities for students to interact with business leaders, entrepreneurs and professional people from the different industries via the following programs:

• IRE Talks
• Leadership events
• Entrepreneurship events
• TEDx

Internships: All students participate in an internship during their course to gain real-world business experience.

Entrepreneurship & Startup: Students will work as a team developing creative business ideas through collaborative case studies and entrepreneurship projects that develop both problem-solving and leadership skills.

Global Exposure: GIBS states that students will have the opportunity to gain global knowledge and exposure through global partnerships, international study programs, webinars and networking with globally-based professionals, thereby gaining insight into how to conduct business on a global level.

Skill Development: The CPMP (Corporate Personal Mastery Program), for example, focuses on developing communications skills, leadership skills, interpersonal skills and team work; in preparing students for success in the corporate world.

Learning through the Real-World: The GIBS school curriculum was developed to provide students with real-world learning experiences that include:

• Case study development
• Group work
• Business simulations
• Team projects
• Research projects