Finance

Yes — BBA in International Finance at LPU is generally a good choice if you want a career in finance and global business. LPU's programme is industry-oriented with tie-ups like US-CMA and offers internships, case studies and practical learning that build relevant skills. The university has a strong placement ecosystem with many companies recruiting BBA students, giving access to decent average packages and international exposure opportunities. LPU also focuses on soft skills and professional development which is helpful for interviews and career growth. However, success depends on your own efforts and how actively you engage with internships and placements.

During the placement season at GIBS Business School, Bangalore, over 260 firms came into the campus recruiting for their graduate students from all different fields of work which allowed students to receive multiple job offers. The various firms recruiting were from many different industries, including consulting, finance, IT/ITES, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), logistics and start-ups. This demonstrates that the school has a strong relationship with many businesses in these industries. Due to this success, almost all eligible graduates were placed in a job during the school's placement drive, thus allowing students to have a successful outcome upon graduation.

Yes, GIBS Business School provides scholarships and financial aid for deserving students who qualify based on their academic record, entrance examination scores (CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT/ATMA/GMAT), demonstrated leadership potential, competitive accomplishments, and overall strength as an applicant. Scholarships may cover part of tuition and recognize outstanding performance.

In addition to merit-based scholarships, GIBS may provide category assistance (based on the school's policies and student eligibility), and in some cases offer additional allowances for young talent or high achievers on entrance exams. The amount or percentage of the scholarships varies from year to year based on applicant performance, entrance score, and total number of eligible candidates.

For the most current information about GIBS's scholarship policy, eligibility, and application process, please refer to the GIBS admissions website or contact the admissions office directly.

GIBS supports the creativity and development of innovators, entrepreneurs, and new ideas by creating new business models and using experiential learning via programs including the IRE Module, which is all about Innovation, Research, and Entrepreneurship; live project assistance; mentoring for new start-ups; and experiential workshops. Through these programs, students tackle various 'real-life' business problems, create business start-up ideas, participate in multiple seminars and business competitions and take part in the IRE Talk series; internships and certification opportunities also assist in building the portfolio for students. On-going support and feedback is provided by GIBS faculty members and various industry professionals in order for the students to build their skills in practicality, develop an entrepreneurial mindset, and be confident in applying the concepts learned from the classroom to 'real-life' situations.