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Monisha

Contributor-Level 9

At GIBS Bangalore, they don't judge students only by exam marks. They look at the full picture.

They check how you perform in:

  • Projects and presentations – How well you explain ideas and work in real business cases.

  • Internships – How you behave in a company, how serious and professional you are.

  • Class participation – Are you active? Do you speak up and share ideas?

  • Group work – How well you work in a team.

  • Events and activities – If you take part in fests, clubs, or competitions.

  • Attendance and attitude – Your discipline, behavior, and overall attitude.

So it's not just about scoring high in exams. GIBS focuses on making students

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Mohammed Maqsood

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The GIBS Faculty incorporates significant industry relevance in the classroom by utilizing real business experience with academic theory. Most faculty members have worked in corporate or consultancy roles prior to joining GIBS, allowing them to frequently use current business examples (both live and case studies), current business practices, and demonstrate industry trends in class. Classes typically have a combination of simulations, role play, live-case projects, and corporate assignments from real-world businesses. Additionally, the Faculty has a regular practice of hosting guest speakers from industry, alumni, and/or CXO's to provi

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Tabish

Beginner-Level 1

Well the facilities are different and they provide such guidlines so students are engaged in real projects

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Monisha

Contributor-Level 9

Honestly, what I really liked at GIBS was how the faculty is a mix of pure academics and people from the actual corporate side. It gives you two angles at the same time — the theory part and then the “how it actually works out there” part. For example, when an academic faculty explains a concept, the industry faculty will add a real case or scenario where the same thing played out in a company.

It makes the whole classroom feel way more practical and updated. As a student, it helped me connect the dots between what we study and what's expected in placements or internships. Overall it adds a lot of value because we don't just learn

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Monisha

Contributor-Level 9

Honestly, this was one of the biggest surprises for me at GIBS. Instead of just theory, they make you work on live projects and case studies literally from the first trimester, so you start thinking like you're already in the corporate world. Plus, the corporate talks are not just motivational sessions — they actually expose you to how companies work, how decisions are made, and what skills matter in placements.

 For me, this mix really helped during interviews because I wasn't just answering from textbooks, I could connect it to real examples. It kind of bridges that awkward gap between classroom learning and placements in a ver

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Mohammed Maqsood

Contributor-Level 9

GIBS School of Business operates under a disciplined and professional academic framework. As such, attendance, discipline and classroom participation are taken very seriously. Students are required to be present every week as classes consist largely of the students interacting with each other through discussion on case studies, presentations and real-life projects. All students must maintain a professional demeanor while on campus, including arriving on time, following correct etiquette in class and adhering to all academic policies. In addition to being supportive in nature, the disciplinary aspect allows for an open flow of ideas and

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Vidhi Jain

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The Aerospace Engineering subjects taught in the classroom differ on the basis of the course level and the college offering the program. There are core subjects, elective modules, lab classes, and project work. Some general core Aerospace Engineering subjects covered in classes are given here –

  • Aero Engineering Thermodynamics
  • Aircraft Materials and Production Techniques
  • Aircraft Structures
  • Rocket Propulsion
  • Space Mechanics
  • Aircraft Stability and Control
  • Flight Testing
  • Aeroelasticity

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Vidhi Jain

Contributor-Level 10

The Marine Engineering subjects taught in the classroom differ on the basis of the course level and the college offering the program. There are core subjects, electives, lab classes, and projects. Some core Marine Engineering subjects usually covered in the syllabus across colleges include:

  • Seamanship, Elementary Navigation and Survival at Sea
  • Ship Technology
  • Hydraulic Machinery
  • Applied Marine Control and Automation
  • Ship Structure and Construction
  • Ship Fire Management and Control
  • Ship Operation and Management
  • Marine Electrical Technology

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a year ago

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Mamona Jain

Contributor-Level 10

Online Rehabilitation courses differ significantly from traditional classroom programs in terms of practical training and interaction. While online courses offer flexibility in terms of time and location, they typically lack the hands-on experience required for clinical practice. 

Traditional classroom Rehabilitation courses, on the other hand, provide students with direct access to faculty, practical labs, and clinical internships, which are essential for developing the necessary skills in patient care. 

Additionally, traditional programs are accredited and recognised by regulatory bodies like the Rehabilitation Council of Ind

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a year ago

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Khushi Soni

Contributor-Level 6

Educational psychology provides valuable knowledge of how students learn best, which helps teachers create effective lesson plans and teaching strategies.

By understanding learning theories and how to motivate students, teachers can make an effective approaches to meet diverse needs.

Educational psychology also offers strategies for managing classroom behavior and addressing challenges such as learning disabilities or emotional issues, leading to a more supportive and productive learning environment.

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