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a week agoGuide-Level 15
Christ Delhi NCR does accept CAT scores for admission in MBA programme. However, aspirants with MAT, CMAT, ATMA or any other Management entrance exam scores can also get admission. Selected candidates also need to pass GDPI, written assessment and micro-presentation rounds.
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a week agoGuide-Level 15
The total tuition fees for BA LLB (Hons) is INR 17.1 lakh at Christ Delhi NCR. Aspirants have to pay the course fees to confirm their seat. Candidates can also apply for Merit Scholarship offered by Christ. Selected students get up to 50% waiver in the fees.
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a week agoGuide-Level 15
The total tuition fees for BA LLB (Hons) is INR 17.1 lakh at Christ Delhi NCR. Aspirants have to pay the course fees to confirm their seat. Candidates can also apply for Merit Scholarship offered by Christ. Selected students get up to 50% waiver in the fees.
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a week agoGuide-Level 15
Aspirants need to appear for Christ University Entrance Test for admission in BA LLB (Hons) course at Christ Delhi NCR. Hence, entrance exam is required. However, candidates must also score at least 45% aggregate in Class 12 for admission.
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a week agoBeginner-Level 5
Honestly, that's how I felt about GIBS. It never felt like I was just going to college, attending classes, and coming back home.
Before joining, I had compared a few colleges and even spoke to friends and cousins who were studying in different places. After all that, I finally chose GIBS Bangalore, and I'm really glad I did.
Throughout my PGDM, there was always something happening—workshops, guest sessions, industry visits, internships, college events, and placement activities. I got to meet new people, learn from industry experts, and improve my confidence along the way.
I later got placed at KPMG, and when I look back now, I feel GIBS
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a week agoBeginner-Level 5
Honestly, that's how I felt about GIBS. It never felt like I was just going to college, attending classes, and coming back home.
Before joining, I had compared a few colleges and even spoke to friends and cousins who were studying in different places. After all that, I finally chose GIBS Bangalore, and I'm really glad I did.
Throughout my PGDM, there was always something happening—workshops, guest sessions, industry visits, internships, college events, and placement activities. I got to meet new people, learn from industry experts, and improve my confidence along the way.
I later got placed at KPMG, and when I look back now, I feel GIBS
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a week agoBeginner-Level 5
From what I know, GIBS Bangalore has been featured in well-known B-school rankings over the years, and that was one of the reasons I considered it while shortlisting colleges. It has been ranked among the better private B-schools by ranking agencies like IIRF and Times.
For me, though, rankings weren't the only reason. I was more interested in the overall learning, practical exposure, internships, and placement support. After comparing a few colleges, I chose GIBS, and I'm happy with my decision. I later got placed at KPMG, so I personally felt the experience was worth it.
My suggestion is to use rankings as one factor, but also lo
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
When I applied, GIBS admissions were happening in phases, so I'd suggest not waiting until the last minute. It's always better to apply early since seats can fill up.
For the fees, they can change from year to year and also depend on the course and any scholarship you may be eligible for.
The best option is to check the latest admission dates, fee structure, and scholarship details directly with the GIBS admissions team or on the official website, so you have the most up-to-date information.
From my experience, I felt the overall learning, practical exposure, and placement support made it worth considering.
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, GIBS focuses on practical learning, where classroom training is combined with real-life business scenarios. According to the methods used for experiential learning, the students can gain knowledge and put theoretical concepts into practice.
The way GIBS provides the experience of practical learning consists of the following:
- Students are working on live projects that deal with real business problems.
- Students are getting practical experience thanks to internships.
- Students are having field visits to be familiar with how business is being done and work practices.
- Guest lectures are being given by industry professionals.
- Students are work
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