Business

Not all tracks are free. Some corporate-backed programs are fully funded and even offer a monthly stipend. University-affiliated tracks usually charge fees ranging from AED 10,000 to AED 25,000 (INR 2.3 Lacs to INR 5.75 lakh). Always check the specific programme for funding details.

Absolutely, Arch College of Design and Business supports entrepreneurs through its HubIN incubation centre. The college provides mentorship and networking opportunities to help BDes students launch their own design labels or start-ups. This is ideal for students who want to create their own path in the creative industry rather than taking a traditional job. 

CSBS at LPU gives a mix of technical and business understanding, which helps students learn beyond regular coding subjects. The course usually covers programming, data structures, AI basics, cloud concepts, and analytics along with business subjects like finance, marketing, and management. Students also work on presentations, case studies, and industry projects, so communication and problem solving improve with technical skills. This combination is useful for careers where both technology knowledge and business decision making are important.

The European School of Management and Technology ranks #1 among business schools in Germany as part of Financial Time's B-school rankings 2025. In Europe, it ranks #12. Given below is how FT ranks ESMT Berlin for different programs:

Yes, the BBA LLB at MIT School of Law covers modern topics. Students learn about Digital Marketing and Human Resource Management. They also study Financial Management alongside constitutional law. These subjects help students understand how modern companies operate. This knowledge is useful for anyone wanting to become a corporate lawyer.

Yes, the teaching method focuses on analytics-led problem solving and human-computer interaction. You get to work on case studies and projects that mirror actual industry scenarios. The curriculum is interactive rather than just based on textbooks. By the end of the MBA, students are equipped with the tools to analyse complex situations.  

Yes, the institute allows fee payment in two installments. Students can pay INR 2.3 Lacs at the beginning of first and second year. However, additional fees like special fee, internship fee, etc. have to be paid per trimester by the student.   

At GIBS, our reservation policy differs significantly from that of government colleges.

Reservation Process for CAT and MAT Candidates

• At GIBS, we do not follow an established reservation system (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) as part of our admission process.
• Additionally, GIBS does not allocate a separate number of seats to candidates based on CAT or MAT category.

How Admissions Work

GIBS uses a merit-based admission process in which all qualified applicants are evaluated for admission based on different criteria:

• Entrance Exam Score (CAT/MAT/Other Exams)
• Academic Record
• Group Discussion/GD
• Personal Interview/PI
• Total Profile & Communication Skills