MBA Placement

At GIBS, candidates can apply simultaneously for both the PGDM and BBA programme, each with different entry requirements. The BBA programme is open to anyone who has completed their 12th grade, whereas the PGDM programme requires applicants to possess a bachelor's degree and maintain a minimum score of 50%. Candidates who meet both requirements may apply for both programmes individually, with their applications assessed based on entrance exam results and academic performance as well as an interview. With this dual application process, students are able to evaluate more than one option prior to making their final decision; however, once selected into either programme they cannot enroll in both.

Students at GIBS can take part in a variety of programs that give them the chance to participate in an overseas exchange or a collaborative program. GIBS also recognizes that exposure to global learning is vital to a student's management education; this belief is reflected through partnerships with educational institutions and universities outside of India to provide students with opportunities to experience life in other cultures and academic settings. Students participating in exchange programs have the opportunity to spend a semester (and in some instances, even a few weeks) attending classes and engaging in collaborative learning with international peers. Through these exchanges, students develop an understanding of how business is conducted in a global marketplace while developing cross-culture communication skills.

In addition to the exchange options, GIBS offers dual degree/certification programs through partnerships with foreign universities. With the completion of these programs, students will obtain additional qualifications, which will enhance their professional profile in the job market. These programs generally focus on a particular subject matter or area, such as international business, leadership, and innovation, thus allowing GIBS students to be more competitive in certain areas of business and industry.

These opportunities are extremely valuable in the development of knowledge and skills as well as confidence, adaptability, and networking skills through interaction with GIBS faculty and other international students. These experiences will enable GIBS Graduates to pursue careers that require a global viewpoint and the capacity to effectively manage and develop business relationships in different markets.

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An intensive two-year postgraduate programme such as an MBA or PGDM offers advanced coursework and hands-on training in diverse business management subjects, along with more specialised instruction such as finance, marketing, analytics, operations management, HR management, and international business.

Graduates with a BBA can start careers in business management, yet finding high-paying employment may prove challenging. Corporate environments place immense value on practical experience as well as extensive knowledge. Therefore, students enrolled in postgraduate management programs such as an MBA or PGDM to acquire these vital skills for entry into corporate environments.

One advantage of an MBA or PGDM degree is not being required to possess an undergraduate degree in Business Administration such as BBA. Even if your previous degrees include Bachelors of Commerce, Science, Arts, or any other discipline – an MBA/PGDM could still provide valuable education.

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In today's business world, an organisation has branches across the globe. Therefore, young professionals must absorb an international perspective and international exposure during their business management course. At GIBS, our students have the following opportunities to gain international exposure through Global Immersion Programme in Singapore / Malaysia / Dubai, International Assignments, tie-ups with foreign Universities and International Professors. The tour includes Industrial Visits, Workshops, Guest Lectures, Sightseeing, and University visits.

GIBS has a specific, streamlined admission process for non-resident Indian (NRI) and international applicants, which primarily evaluates academic records, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), and an interview.