Business Management Studies

Hi.

On a modern business school campus (like for PGDM, MBA, and BBA programs), including new campuses like GIBS or similar institutions, the classrooms and halls are designed to support interactive, technology-enabled learning and events. Here's a detailed breakdown:

1. Smart Classrooms

These are the backbone of modern business education.

 Features:

Digital boards / interactive whiteboards for dynamic presentations

Projectors & AV systems for case studies, videos, and simulations

Wi-Fi connectivity for internet-based research and live demonstrations

Ergonomic seating arranged for both lecture and group discussions

Some rooms include individual screens or tablets for students in high-tech setups

 Purpose:

Conduct regular lectures, discussions, and workshops

Enable blended learning (online + offline)

Facilitate case study analysis, presentations, and live demos

2. Seminar Halls

These are mid-sized halls for interactive sessions.

 Features:

Seating capacity: Usually 50–150 students

Projector, audio, and lighting systems for presentations

Microphones and sound systems for guest lectures or panel discussions

Flexible seating arrangements to allow group activities

 Purpose:

Faculty workshops, guest lectures, and training sessions

Student seminars, debates, and management exercises

Case competitions or group presentations

3. Auditoriums

These are large venues for campus-wide events.

 Features:

Seating capacity: 200–500+ depending on the campus

Stage with podium and AV systems for conferences and large presentations

Advanced lighting and sound systems for professional events

Often includes air-conditioning, acoustic treatment, and projection screens

 Purpose:

Annual day, convocation, cultural events

Conferences, corporate talks, and workshops

Large training sessions, panel discussions, or competitions.

Hi.

Here's a clear overview of what library, labs, and study areas are generally like in a new or modern campus for PGDM, MBA, and BBA students — based on how top business schools design their academic spaces:

1. Library Facilities

Modern campuses focus on knowledge, research, and comfortable study spaces:

What you typically get

• Large collections of books, textbooks, reference books, journals, magazines, and e-resources/e-journals (online) for management, business, economics, strategy, etc. 

• Digital access for e-books, research databases, and online journals — so you can study on campus or remotely.

• Reading areas & quiet zones designed for individual study and separate group discussion rooms for teamwork. 

• Computers & internet access inside the library, helping you to research and write assignments efficiently. 

 Libraries are often air-conditioned, well-lit, and designed for long reading hours with ergonomic seating.

2. Labs & Technology Support

Computer Labs

Even in PGDM/MBA/BBA programs, technology labs are crucial:

• Computer labs with internet connectivity and modern hardware/software for data analysis, simulations, business research, spreadsheets, etc. 

• These labs support academic learning, project work, presentations, and software tools used in management studies. 

 Some campuses also include specialized labs or centres (e.g., business analytics labs, trading labs, finance simulation labs) in more advanced programs — similar to how IIM Calcutta has a Financial Research and Trading Lab for hands-on exposure to real markets.

3. Study Areas & Other Learning Spaces

Modern campuses aren't just about classrooms — they include:

Dedicated Study Spaces

• Quiet study zones both inside and outside the library

• Group discussion rooms equipped with whiteboards and AV tools

• Common study lounges to work in a relaxed but academic environment

Interactive Learning Areas

• Seminar halls and case discussion rooms with AV systems

• Group project spaces for teamwork

• Coworking style areas where students can collaborate

General Atmosphere You Can Expect

• Clean, modern infrastructure, often air-conditioned

• Wi-Fi across campus for students to access resources from anywhere

• Comfortable reading desks and seating arrangements

• Support staff or librarians to assist with research and finding materials

My friend from school used to be a student of Quantum University. She completed her MBA in finance and secured a lucrative job at Yes Bank with a package of INR 10 LPA.  Students even get placed in companies like Mahindra, Emerson, Genpact, Oracle, Vivo, and Flipkart with packages even higher. The campus is visited by a number of big names for the purpose of offering jobs to its students.  The highest package that was offered was as high as INR 14 LPA. 
The alumni network of Quantum University is pretty extensive but only in India, unfortunately. The same cannot be said about the alumni network in the case of overseas.
More than 130 companies visit the campus for granting placements. The reason for such renown is because the university boasts of a placement record of 100% which it owes to its quality of education which is high and strong industry interface. 
The Assured Placements MBA Program, or (APMP) has recently been started by the university which assures that the students are placed in jobs at the time of completion of their course.