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18 hours agoContributor-Level 6
The students of GIBS are very active in organizing cultural festivals, leadership activities, and sports events throughout the year. There are a number of student-driven clubs and committees on the campus for planning fests, talent shows, workshops, and competitions, which provide hands-on experience for students in managing events and working in teams. Be it cultural celebrations, leadership initiatives, or big sports meets, students themselves take up the responsibility for the coordination, management, and execution of events that make campus life vibrant and engaging.
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Yes, besides regular entrance-based admissions, admission can be secured through the management quota as well. Entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, and state-level tests are accepted under the regular merit-based process. There are limited seats available under the management quota, and this is governed by a separate fee structure and selection criteria. Candidates will still need to qualify according to the minimum eligibility criteria set by the institute: minimum academic percentage, interview performance, etc. The management quota is ideal for students who want direct admission and, at the same time
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6 days agoScholar-Level 17
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- Dedicated Labs and Activities: Every Friday is dedicated to the IRE School, where students engage in hands-on activities, workshops
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- Mentorship and Guidance: Faculty often act as mentors, offering guidance not only in academics but also in career planning and personal issues. They are described as being available for students beyond regular class hours to resolve queries and provide support.
- Industry Experience and Real-World Application: Many professors are h
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4 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
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