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Jaya Sharma

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BFA course application process started in November when SMEAT registration opened online. Those who are interested in undergraduate programmes need to register and complete their application on official admissions portal. Check official website time to time for any updates or additional application windows.

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Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design And Technology, MAHE, BFA course admission is based on performance in the Srishti Manipal Entrance and Aptitude Test (SMEAT). This test assesses creativity, aptitude, and critical thinking. After that, an additional evaluation round will take place as specified by this institute.

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For Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design And Technology, MAHE, BFA course, you must pass 10+2 or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate from a recognised board/NIOS. You can also possess equivalent international qualifications (e.g., A-levels, IGCSE/IB/High School Diploma) as per institute norms.

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Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design and Technology, MAHE offers BFA course which offers specialisations such as Contemporary Art Practice, Digital Media Arts, Film, and Creative Writing. Students are trained properly within their creative field in an interdisciplinary environment.

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At GIBS, there are a bunch of events and clubs that actually make college life feel active and not just academics. TEDx is one of the big highlights because they bring in people who are doing genuinely interesting things, and listening to them kinda shifts your mindset. Then there are sports clubs — like volleyball, badminton, cricket — and the fun part is that everyone participates, not just players.

I personally liked how these things break the routine and help you bond with people across batches. Plus, there are clubs for finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, cultural fests, etc., so you end up exploring different sides of yourse

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From my side, there isn't really a strict “minimum CAT score” that GIBS publicly declares like some colleges do. When I applied, CAT was just one part of the whole selection and a lot also depended on the GD/PI, communication, clarity about why PGDM, and overall attitude.

I've seen classmates with very different score ranges getting selected because GIBS looks more at potential and how you present yourself rather than just the number. So even if your CAT score isn't too high, it doesn't close the door — they genuinely focus on the student, not just the percentile.

 
 

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Honestly ya, they do guide personally. Like in my case, during internships & projects I was literally asking doubts every 2 days  and they didn't make it weird. They actually sit and help you figure stuff instead of just saying “manage yourself.”

Even for future plans, some of us were talking about higher studies & switching domains, and faculty actually gave proper direction instead of those generic “all the best” types. Felt more like mentorship than just normal teaching.

So ya in GIBS you're not just left to survive on your own. They make sure you know what you're doing and where you're going.

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Here is a list of major GIBS Business School recruiting companies and what they normally provide to students looking for placements and internships:

Companies that Use GIBS for Hiring (Job Placement and Internship)

GIBS has a wide variety of employers who recruit for diverse areas such as banking/finance; IT; consulting; fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG); automotive; retail; etc.:

• HDFC Bank comprises Banking, Finance & Retail opportunities

• Accenture - AGILE модуль консультирование, Business Analyst, Strategy

• Wipro - предоставляет тенденции для IT Services и Business Operations

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You can pay fee in instalments for undergraduate programmes, including BCom course. This is meant to make fee payment more manageable for students and families. Fees can be paid online through multiple modes like net banking, UPI, debit/credit cards or bank transfer, and the university provides semester-wise or monthly instalment options as part of its fee structure beyond a one-time application fee.

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Reva University has a Career Development & Placement Services unit to prepare students for skills training, internships, and workshops. This cell connects students with employers for job and internship offers. This is useful for all specialisations.

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