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Manya

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The first week is honestly a mix of orientation overload and mild confusion. There are introductions, briefings, maybe a few ice-breaking activities, but it's also when you're trying to figure out everything at once: the classrooms, schedules, and people. By the end of the week, though, things start settling. You recognize faces, understand how classes work, and the anxiety drops pretty quickly.

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Manya

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Mostly through a mix of group work (sharing load), last-minute collaboration and taking breaks between deadlines

Pressure definitely spikes during submissions, but it's not unmanageable if you stay somewhat organized.

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Manya

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Absolutely! There are enough common areas, classrooms, and library spaces to sit and work. The college has a recreation room with bean bags and a lot of space for people to work, sit, read, or just catch up with peers, two cafes, two libraries, and several classrooms! During peak submission time, though, these spaces can fill up quickly, so you might have to “hunt” for a spot.

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Manya

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For BBA, It's manageable, but you do feel the gap initially. Subjects like finance or accounting can feel unfamiliar in the beginning. That said, most courses start from basics, and over time, with notes, peers, and a bit of extra effort, the gap reduces. 

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Rashmi Sinha

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Yes, apart from CAT, the International Management Institute, New Delhi, also accepts the XAT score for admission to its PGDM courses. Only the shortlisted candidates are invited to the Individual Assessment Process (Essay Writing and Personal Interview, etc.) for final admission. The institute also accepts the GMAT entrance exam for admission.

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Rashmi Sinha

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IMI New Delhi admission to the MBA/PGDM courses is based on the CAT exam. The CAT cutoff is not released publicly and can only be accessed via students' registered login ID and password. As per the past years' cutoff trends, the overall estimated CAT cutoff percentile is 90

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Prasadsai

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I feel the admission process at GIBS Bangalore is fairly competitive but not too tough. There isn't an official acceptance rate, but your chances mainly depend on your entrance exam score, academics, and how well you do in the group discussion and personal interview.

In simple points:

  • Admissions are based on your entrance exam score (CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, etc.), academics, and performance in GD/PI.
  • If you prepare well and perform decently, you have a fair chance of getting in.
  • It's not extremely easy, but not extremely hard either compared with top national colleges.

I feel GIBS admissions are balanced, giving serious students a good opportu

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Ishita B

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GGSIPU is a government university. GGSIPU is a UGC approved university. Being a government university, the fee for various courses is not very high.  The tuition fee for UG/ PG courses like BTech is INR 2.3L - INR 7.4L & M.Tech is INR 1.9 L - INR 2.8 L. 

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Liyansha Jain

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GGSIPU has all the qualities of a tier 1 university. The university placements are good. Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) and CloudTechner recently offered placement packages to the AI & ML & AI-DS students. The infra of the university is also good. The classrooms are embedded with the latest & modern technologies. 

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Anya Aggarwal

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MIT University is one of the only nine American Universities that is need blind and full need. This means no student is disadvantaged during the admission process due to their financial aid. This university aims to meet 100% of the demonstrated financial aid, even for Indian students. The median annual price paid by a UG student who received the MIT scholarship was USD 10,268 (Around INR 9.5 lakh).

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