Business Management Studies

At GIBS, I would immerse myself in academic discussions, group projects, and student-led initiatives. I would hope to contribute to the culture of curiosity and practical thinking and learning. I would support and mentor others, share insights from my experience, and contribute to planning and organizing activities that develop leadership and teamwork. I would also be involved in clubs and workshops that promote innovation and entrepreneurship. With a proactive, respectful, and open-minded disposition, I would help establish a lively campus atmosphere for peers to feel inspired to learn, connect, and prepare for successful careers in the business and entrepreneurial sectors.

GIBS Bangalore's core programme is the PGDM programme (AICTE-approved), which focuses on an industry-focused curriculum with international exposure. The PGDM programme offers specializations in Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Business Analytics, and Operations and Supply Chain Management, all of which include a value-added certificate, live project, and training in entrepreneurship. GIBS also offers a BBA programme (Bangalore University-affiliated) that concentrates on the basics of business. Both programs emphasize the importance of experiential learning, leader development, and innovation. GIBS has strong corporate partnerships with the businesses where workshops are conducted, along with guest lectures and various experiential modules, with real-world implications that span various sectors.

GIBS Bangalore has achieved a remarkable placement record with a consistent 100% placement rate in the last few years. GIBS Bangalore has hosted 260+ companies for campus drives, with many of them being reputed companies in the EdTech, market research, manufacturing, and finance sectors. The average packages are around 7.8 LPA, with the highest package going up to 16.15 LPA. Students are also provided internship opportunities with 80+ companies, that includes leadership positions in many start-ups. The placement process includes extensive training and grooming that prepares students to be industry-ready. There are also diverse and internationally diverse placements, as well as sector-wise hiring, contributing to the overall diversity of the placement ecosystem at GIBS Bangalore which is vibrant and career-oriented.

Chandigarh University has an environment that is well-facilitated and inventive for students working in Fine Arts. The Fine Arts department has ample studio space for painting, sculpture, and design, as well as easy access to digital labs for photography and video editing. The students are able to develop their own creative processes grounded in traditional and contemporary art forms, all with an emphasis on practical support. The campus is equipped with exhibition space, workshops, and materials that facilitate experimentation. Faculty members work with students through practical projects and interdisciplinary collaboration. The general environment is conducive to working towards artistic expression and professional development, with contemporary facilities, and a vivacious campus culture, fine arts students have varied opportunities to build on their skills.

The general cutoff for getting into the MBA programme at PGRRCDE (Prof. G. Ram Reddy Centre for Distance Education) in Osmania University usually depends on the entrance test scores, category eligibility, and applicants. Generally, you would need to register in the top 5000–8000 ranks by taking the TS ICET exam to be competitive for admission in the general category, but this varies each year based on seat availability and applicants each year. Students in the reserved category would generally have some relaxation in cutoff admissions. You should aim for a score to improve your chances of valid admissions, since the pre-approvals are maintained until the counseling schedule.

The alumni network at the Graduate Institute of Business Studies (GIBS) plays a highly active role supporting current students with job placements. There is a good number of alumni who work as mentors, sharing career development advice and their wisdom of the industry. There are also good referrals made by alumni to job opportunities at businesses in which they work. GIBS calls on alumni to help in placement drives and events, acting as a bridge between students and industry. Their affiliation provides both credibility and confidence for students. Alumni do not provide placements for all students, but they have a limiting opportunity for students and provide better referral and coaching to prepare for interviews and paths.