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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
IILM University Gurugram's courses are updated periodically to keep up with industry trends. The university offers around 129 courses across various streams like Management, Engineering, Law, Arts, and more. Some courses, like B.Tech and MBA, have specializations that are relevant to current industry needs, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, and Cyber Security.
However, some students have mentioned that the curriculum could be more up-to-date, particularly in areas like AI and modern technologies. The university has taken steps to address this, incorporating industry-relevant projects and internships into the curriculum.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
Drawing is a key part of design courses at IILM University, but it's not necessarily compulsory for all design students. The focus is more on developing creative and practical skills relevant to their specific design field.
For example, B.Des students have studio-based courses where drawing and sketching are important, but the emphasis is on applying design thinking and skills to real-world projects.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
At GIBS Business School, preparatory readings and presentations are an important part of the learning process.
Before many classes, students are given reading materials like case studies, articles, or notes. This helps them understand the topic in advance. So when they come to class, they are already prepared and can take part in discussions confidently.
Presentations are also regular in the coursework. Students often present case studies, business ideas, research topics, or group projects. This helps improve communication skills, confidence, and subject knowledge.
GIBS does not focus only on book learning. They mix reading, discussion, a
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 4
AAFT Noida's animation programme is known for its strong practical, project-based approach, industry-style training, and extensive use of professional software.
Compared to many Delhi NCR colleges, it is often viewed as more industry-oriented.
It suits students prioritizing hands-on production skills and portfolio development over purely academic study.
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The new GIBS Business School Campus includes comprehensive and modern facilities to enhance excellence in both academics and all-around student development. These include smart classrooms, seminar halls, conference rooms, auditorium space for interactive learning and corporate events, as well as an extensive library, digital resources, computer labs, innovation and research centers, and campus-wide high-speed wi-fi. In addition, the GIBS campus provides separate hostels for boys and girls with quality living conditions, hygienic cafeteria/mess dining facilities, transportation services, and comprehensive security systems. Additionally,
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
At GIBS, we nurture business leaders of the future by offering strong academics, practical experience, professional development, exposure to industry.
- The GIBS approach to learning is focused on providing hands-on experience in a variety of ways — through case studies, live projects, internships, industry visits, business simulations, and research initiatives. This gives students the necessary skills to think strategically and develop real solutions to business problems.
- We focus on developing students as leaders by providing a comprehensive range of programs aimed at building the necessary skills for effective leadership.
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The NCHMCT JEE is the accepted exam for BSc admission at IHM Delhi. IHM Pusa cutoff 2025 concluded with the release of the final cutoff list, wherein the last round closing rank was 387 for BSc admissions. This cutoff data is for the students belonging to the General AI quota. The cutoff ranks vary for different categories and rounds. In the first round, the closing rank for the same programme was 281.
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