Karnataka

The application process for BBA at GIBS Business School is very simple and mostly done online, and it is not complicated for students.

Simple application process

• First, go to the GIBS official website and open the BBA admission section
• Fill the online application form with basic details like name, marks, contact details
• Upload required documents like 10th and 12th mark sheets
• Pay a small application fee online
• Submit the form and wait for the college response

After this, GIBS will check your application and shortlist you.

Selection process (after applying)

• Shortlisted students are called for a personal interview (PI)
• They may also check your 12th marks and overall profile
• Some cases include a simple interaction or counselling round
• Final admission is given based on overall performance, not just marks

The application process for BBA at GIBS Business School is very simple and mostly done online, and it is not complicated for students.

Simple application process

• First, go to the GIBS official website and open the BBA admission section
• Fill the online application form with basic details like name, marks, contact details
• Upload required documents like 10th and 12th mark sheets
• Pay a small application fee online
• Submit the form and wait for the college response

After this, GIBS will check your application and shortlist you.

Selection process (after applying)

• Shortlisted students are called for a personal interview (PI)
• They may also check your 12th marks and overall profile
• Some cases include a simple interaction or counselling round
• Final admission is given based on overall performance, not just marks

GIBS Business School recognizes the value of attendance and participation as critical components of its practical, industry-focused education model. Students who are frequently absent from lectures, skills training or assessments may experience a number of academic and professional consequences.

Some of those commonly cited consequences are:

• Low attendance may result in students not being permitted to take the internal or final examinations.
• Absenteeism from skills training can seriously affect communication skills, personality development and future placement preparation.
• Students may lose their internal marks that were associated with their presentations, case studies, assignments, team project and practical activities.
• Continuous absenteeism from assessments and other significant training may adversely affect the student's overall academic performance and preparedness for placement in the workforce.
• If a student continues to have poor attendance, a faculty mentor will contact the student for a meeting for counseling purposes.

Participation in workshops, mentoring, presentations and industry activities is a primary emphasis of GIBS as these experiences are seen as a part of professional development instead of simply classroom learning.

GIBS strongly encourages students to contact the faculty member (s) prior to their absence for any legitimate medical or personal emergencies to request alternative arrangements/guidance when possible.

The scholarship slab system at private universities in Bangalore works on a very simple idea — the better your marks or entrance exam score, the bigger the fee discount you get on your tuition.

Private universities divide students in various slabs based on their Class 12 percentage or rank in the entrance exam and each slab is given certain percentage of tuition fee exempt.

for example, students scoring 95% and above in Class 12 can get anywhere between 50% to 100% tuition fee waiver, students scoring between 90% to 94.9% typically get 25% to 50% waiver, and students in the 85% to 89.9% range usually get 15% to 25% off their fees. For engineering admissions specifically, universities consider your JEE Main rank or KCET rank to decide your slab, while for general degree courses like BCom or BA, your Class 12 board percentage is the main deciding factor.