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I studied at GIBS Bangalore, and one thing I found useful was the support available for internships, placements and skill development. Students get help with finding internship opportunities and preparing for placements through training, mock interviews, communication sessions and career guidance. There are also practical activities, projects and industry interactions that help build skills beyond regular classes.

 The GIBS Finishing School is another part of the programme that focuses on making students more confident and job-ready. For me, having this kind of support throughout the course made the transition from college to the corporate world much easier.

GIBS Business School faculty members are celebrated. They promote an interactive and student-centered learning environment. They assist their students through their academic support, career support, research projects—including internships, as well as through industry-based projects both in and outside the classroom.

How Faculty Support Students at GIBS

• By having an open door policy for academic and career guidance.
• Providing one-to-one mentoring programs and support.
• Encouraging students to be participative in class discussions, case studies, and real-life learning.
• Providing guidance for live projects, internships, and research activities.
• Preparing students for their first jobs through resume writing, mock interviews, and career guidance.
• Connecting concepts and theories with real-life situations and practical examples.
• Assisting students in starting their own businesses through IRE.
• Encouraging students to participate in contests and various types of events.
• Offering feedback on students' performance in academic and professional life.

I'd say GIBS Bangalore focuses a lot on industry-oriented learning, so it's not just about sitting in class and studying theory. I studied there, and there were plenty of opportunities to understand how things actually work in the business world.

• Live projects and practical assignments
• Industry visits and corporate interactions
• Guest sessions by industry professionals
• Case studies and business activities
• Internships and real-world projects
• IRE and CPMP programs for additional practical and career skills

Overall, I liked that GIBS gives importance to learning by doing, which makes it easier to connect classroom concepts with the actual corporate world.