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GGSIPU offers various BSc courses for a duration ranging from 3 years to 5 years. The seat intake varies according to the course and specialisations. The total seat intake for BSc admission at IPU is 170. 

 

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When I joined GIBS, I wasn't very confident about speaking in front of people, but slowly things changed. We had presentations, group projects, events and activities that helped me come out of my comfort zone. The faculty were supportive too, which made it easier to improve without feeling nervous.

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When I joined GIBS, I wasn't very confident about speaking in front of people, but slowly things changed. We had presentations, group projects, events and activities that helped me come out of my comfort zone. The faculty were supportive too, which made it easier to improve without feeling nervous.

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From my experience at GIBS there are quite a few ways students can get international exposure. I personally liked that we got opportunities to learn about businesses and markets outside India instead of only looking at the Indian side. There were international sessions and other opportunities that g

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No, GMAC reports section-wise and total scores but does not set a sectional cutoff. Any minimum section score is decided by the individual participating colleges.

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I studied at GIBS, and honestly, my experience there was pretty good. I liked that college life wasn't only about classes and exams. There were presentations, projects, events and other activities, so I got to interact with different people and learn things outside the classroom too.

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Honestly I liked the learning environment at GIBS. It wasn't just about sitting in class taking notes and writing exams. We had presentations group projects activities and events so there was always something different going on. The faculty were also approachable so I didn't hesitate to ask when I h

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Honestly I liked the learning environment at GIBS. It wasn't just about sitting in class taking notes and writing exams. We had presentations group projects activities and events so there was always something different going on. The faculty were also approachable so I didn't hesitate to ask when I h

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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.

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