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a week agoBeginner-Level 1
Complex programming and engineering topics are generally explained through a mix of classroom teaching, labs and project work. At LPU, the curriculum includes practical coding, live projects and problem-solving activities, so difficult concepts are not limited to theory. This approach can make subjects like programming, databases and algorithms easier to understand when students also practise them regularly.
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
It goes far beyond basic Swift coding; Galgotias University's Apple iOS Development Centre actively drives students to publish live applications. Powered by Apple and Infosys, the centre provides end-to-end mentorship, test devices, and deployment support, successfully helping students launch dozens of real-world apps directly on the Apple App Store.
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a week agoContributor-Level 6
Yes, GIBS does give students some international exposure, but I would say the international sessions and learning opportunities are the main highlight.
GIBS conducts international-level seminars, webinars and panel discussions.
We get sessions from foreign professors and international speakers through VAPs and expert sessions.
There are discussions on global business topics and current industry trends, which gives a broader view beyond the Indian market.
GIBS also conducts international conferences like INSPIRE, where students get to see international perspectives and ideas.
These sessions are useful because you can listen to people from di
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
The BCA (AI and Robotics) programme at LPU combines programming with newer areas of technology. Students get exposure to coding, object-oriented programming, data structures and AI/ML using Python. The course also brings robotics into the learning, so students can understand how software and intelligent systems work together. Practical projects and industry-oriented learning make the subjects more useful for real-world applications.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 1
The BCA (AI and Robotics) programme at LPU combines programming with newer areas of technology. Students get exposure to coding, object-oriented programming, data structures and AI/ML using Python. The course also brings robotics into the learning, so students can understand how software and intelligent systems work together. Practical projects and industry-oriented learning make the subjects more useful for real-world applications.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
One of the main strengths of the GIBS PGDM programme is its industry interface, which promotes continuous contact between the students and the professionals in the industry throughout the course rather than just during placements.
The following are some of the features of industry exposure:
- Guest Lectures & Corporate Talks: Industry professionals such as CEOs,
- CXOs, entrepreneurs, and industry experts are invited by GIBS to discuss various business issues and challenges through Leadership Talk Series, webinars, and special sessions.
- Live Projects: Students work on industry-sponsored projects, case studies, simulations, and other practical
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
One of the main strengths of the GIBS PGDM programme is its industry interface, which promotes continuous contact between the students and the professionals in the industry throughout the course rather than just during placements.
The following are some of the features of industry exposure:
- Guest Lectures & Corporate Talks: Industry professionals such as CEOs,
- CXOs, entrepreneurs, and industry experts are invited by GIBS to discuss various business issues and challenges through Leadership Talk Series, webinars, and special sessions.
- Live Projects: Students work on industry-sponsored projects, case studies, simulations, and other practical
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a month agoContributor-Level 6
I think the best way is to keep building outside class—small projects, coding challenges, hackathons, or even experimenting with technologies like iOS development. At Galgotias University, students can also learn a lot by working with peers and taking part in technical activities.
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