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13 hours agoContributor-Level 7
GIBS offers different specialisation options, and one thing many students like is that PGDM allows dual specialization, so you are not restricted to only one area.
Some of the popular specializations offered are:
Marketing Management
Finance Management
Human Resource Management (HR)
Business Analytics & AI
Operations & Supply Chain Management
International Business
Agri-Business Management etc.
Many students usually combine core specializations like Marketing, Finance, or HR with newer areas like Analytics, Digital Marketing, or FinTech depending on career goals.
So simply, if someone wants both traditional management specializations and newer i
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4 days agoContributor-Level 7
Yes. Definitely. GIBS is one of the Best colleges in Bnagalore. Personally, after studying at GIBS, I feel what made it good for me was not only academics but the overall experience. When I joined, I was looking for a college where I could learn, participate, build confidence, and get exposure beyond classrooms, and I personally felt I got that here.
What stood out for me:
- Lots of activities, presentations, and student participation
- Good exposure through projects, workshops, and internships
- Active campus environment instead of only classes and exams
- Opportunities to improve communication and confidence
- Industry interactions and practical lea
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4 days agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, from my experience, there were industry visits and project-based learning opportunities, and honestly, that was something I enjoyed because sitting in classrooms all the time can get repetitive. I personally liked getting opportunities where we could see how companies work and apply things practically instead of only studying concepts.
A few things I experienced:
Industry visits gave practical exposure outside campus
Worked on projects with teams and presentations
Opportunities to learn through activities and workshops
Helped understand how business concepts work practically
More interaction and participation instead of only lectures
For
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a week agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, According to GIBS Business School's the latest publicly available placement reports, (not investments), it shows that all eligible students were placed for the 2025 cycle at the following rates:
- 20 LPA (the highest) / 8.2 LPA (average) / 9.20 LPA (top twenty percent)
- Over 1,200 students participated in the hiring process (i.e., over 220 different companies participated).
- 90+ companies were willing to provide internship opportunities.
Some major organizations were represented during this time frame, including:
- Northern Trust / L&T Technology Services / Apollo Tyres / Bajaj Finserv / Commonwealth Bank / Gallagher / Poli
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, GIBS Business School, Bangalore is actually a good choice for students who are interested in entrepreneurship. What I personally liked is that the college really encourages students to come up with new ideas, participate in innovation activities, and learn through practical experiences instead of only classroom theory.
The college regularly conducts workshops, business events, presentations, startup-related activities, and innovation programs where students get chances to explore their ideas and improve their confidence. The environment feels very supportive, and students are encouraged to take initiative, work in teams, and think
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, GIBS Business School, Bangalore is actually a good choice for students who are interested in entrepreneurship. What I personally liked is that the college really encourages students to come up with new ideas, participate in innovation activities, and learn through practical experiences instead of only classroom theory.
The college regularly conducts workshops, business events, presentations, startup-related activities, and innovation programs where students get chances to explore their ideas and improve their confidence. The environment feels very supportive, and students are encouraged to take initiative, work in teams, and think
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a week agoBeginner-Level 5
When I checked with the admission team during my MBA search, they told me GIBS usually takes admissions in different phases, so it's better not to wait till the last moment because seats get filled gradually.
From what I remember, applications generally stay open till around April–May for most MBA/PGDM and BBA admissions, but sometimes they extend dates depending on seat availability and entrance exams like MAT/CMAT. Some admission portals recently mentioned deadlines around mid-May 2026 for PGDM and BBA applications.
Honestly, if you are seriously considering GIBS, I would suggest applying early because early applicants usually get be
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
GIBS Bangalore placements in our batch- 2025 were actually pretty decent and honestly better than what many people expect when they first join.
In my batch, the average came around 8–9 LPA, and the highest went up to 17 LPA. I personally got 9 LPA, so I can say from experience that if you seriously participate in training and placements, you do get results.
What helped a lot at GIBS Bangalore was the regular practice and support:
• Mock interviews almost every week during placement season
• Aptitude and communication training sessions
• Internship exposure before final placements
• Continuous guidance from placement team
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New answer posted
2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
GIBS Bangalore placements in our batch- 2025 were actually pretty decent and honestly better than what many people expect when they first join.
In my batch, the average came around 8–9 LPA, and the highest went up to 17 LPA. I personally got 9 LPA, so I can say from experience that if you seriously participate in training and placements, you do get results.
What helped a lot at GIBS Bangalore was the regular practice and support:
• Mock interviews almost every week during placement season
• Aptitude and communication training sessions
• Internship exposure before final placements
• Continuous guidance from placement team
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