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a week agoContributor-Level 10
No, work experience is not compulsory for PGDM at GIBS. I joined GIBS as a fresher myself, so I didn't have any work experience when I joined. There were many other freshers too, and we all got time to understand things, learn and improve along the way.
The faculty were also supportive, and the activities, presentations and industry sessions helped us get comfortable with the business world. So if you are a fresher, you can definitely consider GIBS for PGDM.
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, The GIBS Business School conducts pre-enrollment and orientation programs intended to ease new students' integration into campus life and prepare them for their management studies. During the programs, a new student will be acquainted with academic methods of learning and culture on campus, as well as their potential for getting involved while studying their MBA or PGDM programs.
What Does the Orientation Program Cover
- Meeting with management and faculty members.
- Introduction to the MBA and PGDM curriculum and its structure.
- Learning about CPMP, research and innovative development initiatives.
- Interaction with mentors, auth
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
GIBS Business School provides many scholarships and financial aid alternatives for its qualified applicants. These scholarships are awarded to academically bright students, students who do well in the entrance examination and those who require funding for management education.
Scholarships offered at GIBS:
- Merit-based scholarships for students with academic excellence
- Entrance exam-based scholarships for candidates performing well in various entrance tests such as CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA/GMAT/NMAT
- Scholarships for meritorious candidates paving the way towards management education
- Special scholarships for ex-defence per
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, GIBS Business School provides management quota admissions to qualified candidates. However, candidates are required to fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria of the institution and satisfy the admission requirements.
Management Quota Admission at GIBS
- Available for eligible applicants pursuing MBA, PGDM, and BBA.
- Candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria laid out in the admission guidelines.
- For PGDM, candidates are required to pass certain entrance tests such as CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT, or State CET.
- Documents that identify candidates and those which are compulsory for admission must be provided.
- Admission is confirmed
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
The emphasis of GIBS Business School is on academic excellence coupled with practicable skills, industry interface, leadership training, and entrepreneurship, to name a few. The B-school is not just concerned with enrolment of students in classroom teaching; it prepares the learners for challenges of the real world through experiential learning, corporate exposure, and career-orientated training.
Unique Features of GIBS
- PGDM accredited by AICTE and MBA affiliation with Bangalore University.
- Course structure having 50% practical exposure, 20% fieldwork, and 30% theory.
- Dual specialisation in accordance with the recent industry needs.
- Progra
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
GIBS Business School provides students with various opportunities for gaining experience in globally recognised platforms through collaboration with other institutions of the world, exposure to programs on country immersion, communication with international academic circles, and multicultural interactions. These activities encourage students to learn more about global business trends, gain international outlooks, and prepare for their employment.
Global Exposure Opportunities
- International academic collaboration with credible universities and institutes.
- Global immersion programs that give exposure to international business settings.
- Guest
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a week agoContributor-Level 6
I studied at GIBS Bangalore, and these are the things I personally feel make GIBS stand out:
- We get a lot of practical exposure through industrial visits, live projects, IRE talks and industry sessions.
- There are plenty of events, clubs and activities, so college life is not just about attending classes.
- The Finishing School and CPMP helped me improve my communication, confidence, grooming and interview skills.
- We get opportunities to interact with industry professionals and guest speakers, which gives a better idea of the corporate world.
- The college also focuses on personality development and confidence, which I found really useful.
- The pl
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a week agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, GIBS does give students some international exposure, but I would say the international sessions and learning opportunities are the main highlight.
GIBS conducts international-level seminars, webinars and panel discussions.
We get sessions from foreign professors and international speakers through VAPs and expert sessions.
There are discussions on global business topics and current industry trends, which gives a broader view beyond the Indian market.
GIBS also conducts international conferences like INSPIRE, where students get to see international perspectives and ideas.
These sessions are useful because you can listen to people from di
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 6
I studied at GIBS Bangalore, and assessments were not only about written exams. We also had assignments, case studies, presentations, live projects, quizzes, group discussions, role-plays and problem-solving activities.
Sometimes we were asked to present or explain what we had learned in class, which actually helped improve our confidence and communication. I liked this approach because we got to apply what we studied instead of just memorising it for exams.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 6
I studied at GIBS Bangalore, and I liked that we always had someone to guide us when we needed help. If we had doubts about studies, projects, presentations or anything related to college, we could approach the faculty and talk to them. They were quite approachable and would explain things whenever we were stuck.
We also got guidance through different activities, workshops and industry sessions, which helped us learn things beyond the classroom. Overall, I felt that GIBS gives students good support throughout the course and helps them become more confident step by step.
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