Gitarattan International Business School

Admissions at GIBS are flexible but not strictly 'direct' as the term would imply.

Here's how it works:
Entrance exams are preferred.

•  Students can take any of the following: CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, etc. to be considered for PGDM admission. Entrance exams will almost always have to be taken; however, depending on the student's GPA, General Admission assessment (skills/achievement), and their performance in both a Group Discussion (GD) and a Personal Interview (PI), an applicant might not have to take the entrance exam.

Admissions to the BBA at GIBS do not require an entrance exam.

•  Admission is based on the student's marks earned in their final 12-th grade and interview performance.

While GIBS can help you land a job, your own efforts and skills have a bigger role to play than just the college.

Yes, GIBS can help you get a good job, but it depends a lot on your effort and skills.

Place yourself in reality—there are statistics that support this—
The GIBS placement record is 100% for eligible students,
over 220 companies will come to visit for placements, and
the averages are in the range of ₹7-8 LPA and as high as ₹20 LPA for some graduates.

Here's how GIBS can support you in achieving your employment goals—
The college provides extensive training (CPMP) relative to placement including mock interviews, GD practice and resume development as well as industry connections to recruiters and internship opportunities along with live projects to gain real world experience.

Absolutely, the Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS) incorporates outdoor sporting facilities in its building structure.

Outdoor Sports Facilities include:
Dedicated outdoor fields and sports complexes for playing:

• Cricket
• Football
• Basketball
• Volleyball
• Facilities also support other indoor/outdoor sports like badminton, athletic activities and more!
  Student recreational sporting activities occur throughout the year (including tournaments) encouraging students to participate actively.

Other Highlights about GIBS include:

• A Sport Facility is available for both indoor and outdoor sport participation and practice.
• A focus on student fitness, teamwork and stress relief while also participating in academic classes.

The Global Institute of Business Studies distinguishes itself from other B-schools by emphasizing real-world experience, ongoing professional development, and a holistic approach to personal growth and development as opposed to theoretical knowledge.

• Hands-On Learning through Live Projects, Case Studies, and Real-World Business Experience
• Incubator and Research Program (IRE): A focus on developing new products and services (Research), as well as creating a new business that develops a unique product or service (Entrepreneurship).
• Career Preparation Model Program (CPMP): Professional Training for Communication Skills and Job Placement.
• Career Preparation Begins in First-Year of Study with Placement Readiness Training
• Industry Connection through Guest Speakers, Workshops and Corporate Events.
• Mentoring Program - Academic (Faculty Mentors) and Industry (Business Mentors).
• Skill Development with Emphasis on Soft Skills, Leadership and Confidence.
• Providing assistance to entrepreneurs for Business Startup Development and Business Presentation Skills.
• Providing for total academic, experiential and skill development through a balance of academics and activities.
• Continual Support for Career Development until Student is Placed in a Job.

At Global Institute of Business Studies, being part of the campus's dynamic culture involves participating in the institution's the biggest traditions and most memorable events, all of which combine education, competition, and celebration. All of these programs help students become better prepared for future endeavors by developing essential skills such as team building, leadership, and social networking.

Some of the major campus events include:

• Student of the Year (flagship contest)
• IRE Events (innovation & startup pitching)
• Biz Day (business showcase)
• TED-style talks/leadership seminars/leadership conferences
• Cultural festivals/celebration of culture
• Management Festivals/competitions
• Sporting events/tournaments
• Alumni Networking events
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives
• Academy guests/internships in industry settings and presentations by 
• industry leaders/companies