GIBS Business School

GIBS Business School has a dedicated placement and internship cell that actively brings companies from different industries for students. Over the years, many well-known national and international companies have visited the campus for hiring and internships, especially in marketing, finance, HR, consulting, and operations roles.

Some of the companies that have been part of recruitment and internship drives include names like Amazon, Deloitte, EY, PwC, KPMG, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finserv, PolicyBazaar, Northern Trust, L&T, Capgemini, and other similar corporate firms across IT, banking, and FMCG sectors.

• Strong mix of IT, banking, finance, and consulting companies
• Regular internship opportunities from 1st year itself
• Good exposure to both MNCs and growing companies
• Placement support focused on sales, marketing, finance, HR roles
• Internship culture helps students gain real corporate experience early

GIBS Business School offers BBA at UG level and PGDM at PG level, and both are designed with a mix of theory + practical learning.

For BBA, it covers basics of management like marketing, HR, finance, business communication, entrepreneurship, and business analytics. For PGDM, students get deeper and more industry-focused specialisations like marketing, finance, HR, operations, international business, digital marketing, and business analytics.

Teaching is quite practical compared to many colleges — classes are not just theory-based. There are presentations, case studies, group projects, workshops, industry visits, guest lectures from corporate people, and training programs. Around half of the learning is focused on practical exposure and skill-building.

When applying to Global Institute of Business Studies, students must upload or submit both academic and personal documentation for verification.

• Required Documentation for PGDM/MBA Admission
• 10th SSLC Mark Sheet
• 12th PUC Mark Sheet
• Graduation Mark Sheets (All Semesters/Years)
• Degree Certificate or Provisional Degree Certificate (PDC)
• Entrance Exam Score (CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA/GMAT/etc.)
• Transfer Certificate (TC)
• Migration Certificate
• Passport Size Photograph
• Caste Certificate/Income Certificate (if applying under a reservation/scholarship category)
  Valid ID Proof (may be required during verification)

Additional Requirements
PGDM applicants may be required to submit a Statement of Purpose (SOP) as part of the selection process.

Global Institute of Business Studies provides dual specializations within its PGDM program, giving students the ability to tailor their specialisation combinations according to their area of interest.

The following are the most common specializations within the PGDM programme at GIBS:

• Marketing Management
• Finance Management
• Human Resource Management
• Operations & Supply Chain Management
• International Business
• Business Analytics
• Artificial Intelligence - Business Analytics
• Digital Marketing
• Information Technology
• FinTech Management
• MarTech Management
• Agribusiness
• Healthcare Management

DUAL SPECIALIZATION: GIBS is a Dual Specialization institution, allowing students to choose two different specialist areas to expand their total employment options.

Students who attend GIBS may join clubs and groups that relate to their interests and help them develop their personalities and enhance their professional skills.

The various clubs and committees that are available at GIBS:

• Marketing Club
  Aims to develop skills in branding, selling, communicating, and presenting.
• Finance Club
  Aims to develop skills in financial analysis, budgeting, and making business decisions.
• HR Club
  Provides students with opportunities to learn leadership, team management, and interpersonal skills.
• Entrepreneurship/IRE Club
  Encourages students to innovate, develop business ideas, be creative, and solve problems.
• Cultural Club
  Organises events, festivals, and performances to develop the confidence and teamwork of members.
• Sports Club
  Encourages members to be fit, disciplined, work as a team, and exhibit leadership qualities.
• Media and Communication Club
  Aims to develop skills in public speaking, content creation, anchoring, and social media.
• CSNR/Social Service Committee
  Provides opportunities for members to participate in CSNR/SSP and develop empathy for others in their communities.
• Placement Committee
  Provides students with assistance in coordinating with recruiters and understanding the hiring process for employment opportunities.
• Event Management Committee/Group
  Provides students with the skills necessary to plan, coordinate, manage time, and organise events.

These clubs and committees help develop the following types of skills for students:

• Communication/leadership.
• Teamwork/networking.
• Confidence/creativity.
• Practice/managerial exposure.
• Ability to prepare students to work in the industry.

At the Global Institute of Business Studies, flagship events connect students with industry professionals by connecting individuals with representatives from corporate businesses, start-ups, and experts in various fields.

Examples of how these events help students:
1. Guest lectures and industry talks:
Students have the opportunity to meet with CEOs, Human Resource Managers, entrepreneurs, and executives from within an industry.
2. Building a professional network:
Events create opportunities for students to create relationships and develop connections within their industries.
3. Gaining experience from someone within the industry:
Industry leaders provide students with real-world experiences, trends within the marketplace, and firsthand account (s) of their experiences with                
business.
4. Learning valuable communication skills through workshops/panel discussions:
Students develop effective communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills by learning from industry experts.
5. Providing students with exposure to internships and placements:
Industry events are often used to help prepare students for recruiters and discuss what to expect from the industry.
6. Building confidence:
The process of participating in a presentation and being involved in a question-and-answer session, discussion of the event, etc., assists students in developing the confidence to speak publicly and be successful leaders.
7. Providing students with expertise/exposure in entrepreneurship:
Through IRE events and entrepreneurial activity, students are able to be innovative and learn from various types of entrepreneurs.