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Akanksha Yadav

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According to me, CS is the safest and most flexible choice, but Artificial Intelligence and Data Science offers faster growth in specialised sectors.  Automation and Robotics engineering has fewer mass-recruitment IT jobs compared to standard CS as it is heavily tied to core industrial sectors and hardware labs.

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Akanksha Yadav

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According to me, CS is the safest and most flexible choice, but Artificial Intelligence and Data Science offers faster growth in specialised sectors.  Automation and Robotics engineering has fewer mass-recruitment IT jobs compared to standard CS as it is heavily tied to core industrial sectors and hardware labs.

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Thang khen khup

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Psychology is likely around 31 August–4 September 2026, with 1–2 September being my the strongest guess.

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Thang khen khup

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Psychology is likely around 31 August–4 September 2026, with 1–2 September being my the strongest guess.

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Bharathreddy

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I studied my PGDM in Bangalore at GIBS, and there were opportunities to get exposure beyond the usual classroom learning. We had industry visits, interactions with professionals, guest sessions and opportunities to learn about how businesses work in different markets. GIBS also conducts international-oriented activities and exposure programmes from time to time. 

For me, the international exposure was more about getting a broader business perspective and interacting with people from different backgrounds, rather than just going on a foreign trip. Overall, GIBS gives students opportunities to understand business from a wider perspec

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Bharathreddy

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For GIBS PGDM, the college accepts scores from exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT and KMAT. 

I studied at GIBS, and the admission process was pretty straightforward. So if you're preparing for any of these exams, you can definitely keep GIBS as one of your options while shortlisting colleges.

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Bharathreddy

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For GIBS PGDM, the college accepts scores from exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT and KMAT. 

I studied at GIBS, and the admission process was pretty straightforward. So if you're preparing for any of these exams, you can definitely keep GIBS as one of your options while shortlisting colleges.

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Ishika Patwa

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Yes, the GIBS Business School indeed has international exposure programs which provide its students with the necessary global business mindset in order for them to successfully build careers in multinational firms. The students gain good knowledge of cross-cultural and international business through the process of global immersion as well as through international cooperation and communication with foreign professors.

As for GIBS international exposure opportunities 

  • Global Immersion Programme, including optional study tours to Singapore, Malaysia, and Dubai.
  • Different types of industrial visits, university visits, workshops, and gues
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Ishika Patwa

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In the course of implementation of the programme, GIBS Business School ensures practical exposure and readiness for the industry. GIBS adopts its unique learning model where major components of the curriculum are dedicated to practical activities including live projects, case study analysis, internships, industrial visits, business simulations, role-play, and fieldwork which help students adapt what they know in practice.

Apart from that, GIBS prepares its students for the future professional lives through Career & Personality Management Programme (CPMP) which helps students develop important skills in communication, leadership, aptitud

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jitanshu

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Yes Delhi School of Business offers a PGDM programme with Human Resource Management as an area of specialisation. While comparing HR focused PGDM options I also came across Asian Business School (ABS) in Noida. I'd suggest checking the latest curriculum specialisation options eligibility and placement details before choosing since these can change from one admission cycle to another.

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