Gitarattan International Business School

GIBS Business School to evaluate students in all areas, not only through examination and classroom marks, but also through overall personality development, industry preparedness, and practical skills.

There are multiple ways to evaluate students outside of academics:

1. Continuous Internal Evaluation

• Case study evaluation
• Presentation/seminar evaluation
• Group discussion (GD) evaluation
• Role play/simulation evaluation
• Assignment/live project evaluation

This demonstrates communication, analytical thinking, and teamwork skills.

2. Live Projects & Internships

Evaluation includes:

• Real-time problem solving
• Project Report
• Industry Mentor feedback
• Practical implementation skills

This demonstrates the extent to which students can put theory into practice in a real-life business environment.

3. Participation in Events & Clubs

Evaluation of students includes participation in:

• Management Festival
• Business Plan Competition
• Entrepreneurship Related Activity
• Leadership roles in Student Committees

This demonstrates leadership, initiative, and confidence.

4. Industry Preparedness & Soft Skills

Two areas of focus for GIBS:

• Communication skills
• Presentation Ability
• Professional Image
• Attitude and Discipline

The focus of this evaluation is that student performance in exams does not necessarily relate to their level of industry preparedness.

5. 360 Degree Development Approach

Feedback from:

• Faculty Members
• Industry Mentors
• Trainers
• Sometimes Peer Evaluation

Comprehensive look at the overall development of students.

GIBS assesses applicants through their personalities and overall potential, not just through academic performance. Under the conditions established by each candidate's respective entrance exam scores and previous academics, GIBS also takes into consideration communication abilities, confidence, demonstration of leadership ability, and clearly defined career objectives using group discussion and personal interview.

Analytical reasoning, problem-solving skills, teamwork, flexible approach to situations, and a positive attitude are also substantial factors in the admission decision at GIBS. Candidates who demonstrate initiative, are willing to learn, and possess good interpersonal relations will receive added consideration. All candidates will be selected not only based upon academic ability as indicated by prior study but on the candidate's mindset and motivation to be successful within the competitive corporate world.

Students of GIBS Business School participate in internships and live projects which are cross-functional opportunities to gain practical experience in key functional areas (marketing, sales, finance, HR, business development, and operations). Students engage in internships to gain practical exposure by completing real-life tasks for companies (e.g., market research, data analysis, developing a campaign, supporting recruitment, improving operations). 

Live Project assignments are shorter-term, company-assigned projects in which students work to develop solutions for actual business problems, apply the concepts they learned in class and make direct contact with professionals in their industry. 

GIBS views all internships and live projects as an integral part of their curriculum; therefore, all students at GIBS consistently gain real-world experience prior to their graduation and are ready for placement by the beginning of their final semester.

At GIBS Business School, we have created an industry-based curriculum that is aligned with the current industry trends. The core management subjects will be paired with experiential components such as internships, live projects, case studies, industry visits, and guest speakers from the business world. This will allow the students to see how the concepts covered in the classroom apply to the real world.

The curriculum has been developed in conjunction with industry professionals and is constantly being updated. Courses and value-added certification programs are offered in new fields such as digital marketing, business analytics, and fintech. Finishing school programs, communications training, and leadership workshops will also be offered in order to develop a workforce that is ready for the job market.

The combination of academics, hands-on experience, and ongoing connections with industry will provide students with a combination of solid concept skills and applicable, industry-ready skills at the time they graduate.

GIBS Business School uses a student-centric structure to encourage and assist students in choosing their specializations. The initial portion of the programme provides students with core content from the major managerial faculty members of Marketing, Finance, HR, Operations, and Analytics to allow them to gauge their strengths/interests before electing a specialization.

Students will receive personalized one-on-one advisory sessions from faculty members and career counselors to assist in the evaluation of skill sets, career aspirations, and how each of the competency-based management areas relates to specific market demand before selecting their specialization. Students will also have access to practical knowledge of the respective management competencies through various industry-related experiences, including guest speakers, industry interaction events, and internship placement.

The organisation will also provide students with information on industry trends and specific role-related requirements, enabling them to select respective competencies with long-term career growth and opportunity potential.

GIBS Business School's campus life has had a profound effect on my educational growth (academically, personally, and professionally). Constant exposure to industry professionals through guest speakers, projects, presentations, leaders, etc., helped build not only my confidence level but my career focus. The current student population provides exposure to many different backgrounds which opened up my mind to new ways of thinking while helping to develop my ability to work as a team and communicate effectively. The discipline of a structured learning process, my working with a mentor, and the environment of practical learning shifted my mindset from simply study the material required for an exam to preparing for the day-to-day challenges faced in the corporate world. Overall, the campus life experience has made me much more responsible, proactive, and clear in my mind about what I want to accomplish long-term.

From the beginning of their first year, GIBS Business School provides students with structured placement training so that they will be ready to work when they finish school. There are finishing school modules where students will participate in aptitude training, communication skills, and personality development. Students take part in group discussions, presentations, and practice for interviews to gain confidence and improve their interview performance.

The school conducts workshops on writing a resume, etiquette in a corporate setting, and counselling to help students understand job expectations from potential employers. Continuous guest lectures and leaders are responsible for providing students with information concerning the job placement environment they will be facing once they graduate.

Throughout their program, students will participate in internships and other ways of obtaining practical experience. The continuous and structured development of students at GIBS Business School will prepare them with the skills, confidence, and professionalism necessary to execute any level of job.

Through its combination of skills development, practical sessions, and continuous mentoring, GIBS Business School builds the confidence and professionalism of its students. Students receive communication training, personality development, aptitude programs, and corporate etiquette workshops that prepare them for presentations, body language, and how to behave in the workplace as part of their academic study.

When students participate in group discussions, practice interviews, and deliver presentations on a regular basis, they will develop confidence and have less fear of public speaking. Group activities, clubs, events, and leadership roles expose students to teamwork, decision-making, and being accountable for their actions.

The combination of internships, live projects, and exposure to professionals working in different industries will prepare students for the corporate environment and to understand what is expected of them as professionals. All of this will provide students with confidence and a positive, professional attitude.

The teaching approach at GIBS Business School is a hybrid of hands-on and academic learning, utilizing many ways to apply and experience theoretical concepts within businesses. The faculty at GIBS integrates real-world business practices with educational content through use of; case studies, live projects, internships, site visits, and regular visits from industry guest speakers. 

GIBS also incorporates; finishing-school modules/tools, communication/aptitude training sessions, and leadership workshops into their instructional curriculum, all of which are often underutilised in competitive B-schools. GIBS provides a comprehensive learning environment, as every instructor has both academic credentials, and valued industry experience. 

The overall delivery of the academic programme at GIBS is very interactive, tactical, and industry-focused; therefore, students will graduate with theoretical knowledge and practical skills that will equip them to perform in today's work places.

GIBS Business School is unique compared to other B-schools because it blends firm discipline, an industry-oriented focus and holistic development. The students on-campus have a very professional environment that promotes corporate grooming and includes guest sessions on a regular basis, continuous skill development in addition to their academic enhancement. The student experience at GIBS is enhanced by the use of experiential learning through participation in live projects, internship opportunities, club participation, and leadership training as opposed to more conventionally-based lecture-type experiences associated with other schools.

The supportive and multicultural nature of the GIBS environment encourages students to collaborate with others in many areas through participation in numerous events and activities such as social activities, festivals and management activities. The presence of structured mentoring programs, finishing school modules and ongoing corporate involvement leads to an environment that fosters a more career-orientated and practice-driven culture, which helps the students of GIBS to have a successful personal and professional future.