Colleges in Karnataka

With a rank like 984 in LPUNEST and 91% in 12th, you're in a strong position for CSE at Lovely Professional University, and you'll likely get good exposure and possibly a solid scholarship as well.

Talking about the environment, it's quite balanced. Academically, there are regular classes, labs, coding culture, and placement-oriented training, so if you're focused, you'll find it productive. At the same time, the campus is very diverse with students from all over India, active clubs, and events, which helps in overall personality development. The environment isn't overly strict, so it depends on you, if you stay disciplined, it can be very growth-oriented, especially for CSE students.

Placement support system at GIBS Business School

1. First Year – Foundation Building

•  Basic skills of communication, aptitude and personality development will be built through CPMP (Finishing School Program)

2. Skill Development Training

•  There will be regular workshops / seminars / certification programs which will help build your skills in line with what the industry is looking for.

3. Internships & Live Projects

•  You will gain exposure to the real world via internships or live projects.

4. Resume Building Support

•  The placement team will guide you to write an effective and professional resume.

5. Mock Interviews and Group Discussion

•  You can practice for interview rounds / group discussions via mock interviews and group discussions.

6. Industry Interaction

•  There are guest lectures, corporate presentations and networking events where you can meet business leaders in person.

7. Continuous Evaluation and Feedback

• Placement cell provides regular assessments that show your level of improvement and helps identify strengths.

8. Pre-Placement Training

•  There is an intensive pre-placement training program, so that the student is fully prepared for the final placement.

9. Final Placement Assistance

• The placement team connects students with companies from various industries for placement.

Students at GIBS, which is considered the "Trampoline Board of International Businesses", are generally put into various occupations across a multitude of different worldwide industries that include Information Technology (IT) & IT Enabled Services (ITES), Banking Financial Services Insurance (BFSI), Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Retail Trade, E-commerce, Consulting, and Manufacturing. In addition to those categories, many common functions include positions in marketing and sales executives; business analysts; human resources executives; finance associates; and operations groups as well. The GIBS Business School Placement Cell has a vital role in preparing students for these varied employment opportunities through continuous training via programs such as Cultural Professional Development Programs (Finishing Schools), which provide training on communication skills; aptitude; and personal preparation for job searches. They also conduct mock interviews with participants, facilitate group discussions, build resumes with the participants, and host industry interaction sessions to assist graduates in finding employment after graduation. Through utilizing placements along with providing hands-on practical exposure to activities through the use of thoroughly organized schedules are two ways that the GIBS Business School Placement Cell can ensure that graduates will meet the expectations of their employers in today's demanding work settings.

Students at GIBS School of Business can find a solid number of opportunities to study and practice entrepreneurship through experiential and hands-on courses and projects.

Opportunities for Entrepreneurship

• Innovation, Research & Entrepreneurship School (IRE School)
  The IRE School offers a unique curriculum for students interested in learning more about generating startup ideas, business planning and developing their own innovation, through workshops and practicum.
• Post Graduate Program of Innovation, Research & Entrepreneurship (PGPIRE)
  The PGPIRE Program focuses on helping students develop an entrepreneurial mindset by working on developing new business ideas and getting them to prototypes.
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship Labs
  Students have the opportunity to work with faculty and alumni on developing real startup and business models.
• Live Business Activity on Campus (Campuz Biz)
  Students get to run and operate an actual business on campus, where they will handle pricing, customers, sales, and profits.
• IRE Talks and Guest Speakers
  Students may meet and interact with other entrepreneurs and industry experts to receive advice, inspiration and make contacts/networking.
• IRE Conference and Competitions
  Events held where students can pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges for awards and exposure to companies and investors.
• Incubation and Innovation Support through IRE
  We assist students make the transition from an idea to a prototype to a startup through Innovation Cells and mentoring.