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Akash Gaur

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Yes, students are allowed to work off-campus while studying at the EDHEC Business School. This is provided they stay within the allowed working hour limits in France. Indian students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week or 964 hours per year. 

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Akash Gaur

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Students are advised to budget around EUR 800-1,300 (INR 85.3 K-INR 1.4 Lakhs) for the monthly cost of living at EDHEC Business School's main campus in Lille. To see how this compares to the living costs at the EDHEC Nice campus, check the Cost of Living in France Guide for Indian Students.

Source for living costs in Lille: international.univ-lille.fr

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Swati Pandey

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Chitkara Business School at Chitkara University (located near Chandigarh on the Chandigarh-Patiala National Highway) stands out through a strong blend of mandatory technology integration hands on experiential learning and deep corporate connectivity.

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Ahmedbasha

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Yes, GIBS has orientation activities to help new students get comfortable when they join. It's a good way to understand how the college works and start getting to know your classmates. Since everyone comes from different backgrounds, these sessions also make it easier to interact and settle in during the first few days.

  • Introduction to the college and its academic programs

  • Meeting faculty members and classmates

  • Getting familiar with campus facilities and student activities

I feel this kind of start makes a difference because you don't feel completely lost in a new environment, and you can slowly get comfortable with college life.

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Monisha

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For me, the best part of studying at GIBS was the overall experience and the exposure I got. Before joining, I was a little shy and not very confident about speaking in front of people, but college activities slowly changed that for me.

  • We had quite a lot of events and activities, so college life wasn't just about attending classes.

  • Presentations and group projects helped me become more comfortable talking and working with others.

  • I could approach the faculty whenever I had doubts or needed guidance.

  • I really liked the campus atmosphere, especially the greenery and open spaces.

  • Guest sessions, projects and industry activities gave me some e

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Monisha

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During my time at GIBS Bangalore, internships and live projects were actually a big part of my learning. I remember working on group projects where we had to sit together, discuss ideas, divide the work and then present everything. In the beginning, I wasn't always confident about speaking or presenting, but doing these activities regularly helped me get better at it.

I got to use what we learned in class while working on actual project work.

Working with different classmates taught me how to coordinate and share responsibilities.

My internship gave me a better idea of how things work in a real company.

Presentations and project discussion

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Monisha

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No, you don't necessarily need work experience to apply for PGDM/MBA at GIBS Bangalore. Freshers can apply as well. I studied at GIBS, and from what I've seen, both freshers and people with work experience are considered.

 Work experience can be a plus in your profile, but it's not compulsory. I'd just Suggest check the current eligibility details once before applying.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, students do need work experience for Hult International Business School UAE MBA, but general Master's programs have varying requirements where some require little to no experience.

For MBA program, Hult asks for a minimum of 3 years of professional work experience. For standard Master's programs, the work experience requirement varies between 1 to 3 or more years.

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Monisha

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I studied at GIBS Bangalore, and the placement support was quite helpful from my experience. We had guidance for interviews, communication, resume preparation and overall career preparation.

  • Placement mentoring and guidance

  • Resume and interview preparation

  • Mock interviews and practice sessions

  • Industry interactions and guest sessions

  • Support during the placement process

I personally found this useful because I got placed after my PGDM, and I was able to secure an ₹11 LPA opportunity with an MNC. So for me, the placement preparation at GIBS definitely helped.

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