Hi.
On a modern business school campus (like for PGDM, MBA, and BBA programs), including new campuses like GIBS or similar institutions, the classrooms and halls are designed to support interactive, technology-enabled learning and events. Here's a detailed breakdown:
1. Smart Classrooms
These are the backbone of modern business education.
Features:
Digital boards / interactive whiteboards for dynamic presentations
Projectors & AV systems for case studies, videos, and simulations
Wi-Fi connectivity for internet-based research and live demonstrations
Ergonomic seating arranged for both lecture and group discussions
Some rooms include individual screens or tablets for students in high-tech setups
Purpose:
Conduct regular lectures, discussions, and workshops
Enable blended learning (online + offline)
Facilitate case study analysis, presentations, and live demos
2. Seminar Halls
These are mid-sized halls for interactive sessions.
Features:
Seating capacity: Usually 50–150 students
Projector, audio, and lighting systems for presentations
Microphones and sound systems for guest lectures or panel discussions
Flexible seating arrangements to allow group activities
Purpose:
Faculty workshops, guest lectures, and training sessions
Student seminars, debates, and management exercises
Case competitions or group presentations
3. Auditoriums
These are large venues for campus-wide events.
Features:
Seating capacity: 200–500+ depending on the campus
Stage with podium and AV systems for conferences and large presentations
Advanced lighting and sound systems for professional events
Often includes air-conditioning, acoustic treatment, and projection screens
Purpose:
Annual day, convocation, cultural events
Conferences, corporate talks, and workshops
Large training sessions, panel discussions, or competitions.