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2 days agoBeginner-Level 5
LPU provides dedicated placement and career support for B.Ed students through its placement cell, which connects graduates with opportunities in schools, educational institutions, coaching organizations, and the edtech sector. Students also benefit from teaching internships, practical classroom training, personality development programmes, and interview preparation, helping them build the skills required for teaching and education-related careers. Placement opportunities may vary depending on individual performance, specialization, and employer requirements.
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3 days agoBeginner-Level 1
No. LPU does not offer the B.Ed programme in distance mode. The university offers B.Ed as a regular programme because teacher education requires classroom learning, teaching practice and school internships. Students looking for a B.Ed from LPU should choose the regular mode to gain practical experience and build the skills needed for a teaching career.
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3 days agoContributor-Level 10
I feel GIBS is getting noticed by more students because it offers much more than just classroom learning.
Before taking admission, I actually checked out a lot of colleges. I compared different options, spoke to people, and did my own research. In the end, I chose GIBS, and looking back, I feel it was the right decision for me.
What I liked is that students get plenty of opportunities to learn through workshops, guest lectures, industry visits, live projects, and other activities. It makes the overall experience much more practical.
The campus environment is friendly, the faculty is supportive, and you get encouraged to learn, participate
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3 days agoContributor-Level 10
I feel GIBS is getting noticed by more students because it offers much more than just classroom learning.
Before taking admission, I actually checked out a lot of colleges. I compared different options, spoke to people, and did my own research. In the end, I chose GIBS, and looking back, I feel it was the right decision for me.
What I liked is that students get plenty of opportunities to learn through workshops, guest lectures, industry visits, live projects, and other activities. It makes the overall experience much more practical.
The campus environment is friendly, the faculty is supportive, and you get encouraged to learn, participate
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3 days agoBeginner-Level 5
PIBM Chandigarh Campus is inclined towards building confidence among students through mock interviews, GDs, and corporate interactions. Students interact with 10000+ alumni throughout the curriculum to gain industry insights and prepare themselves for the upcoming challenges in the respective industry. Our communication department also works closely with students to develop soft skills and communication skills to become presentable professionals for their future careers.
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6 days agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes. Faculty members at Galgotias University are generally supportive and approachable for academic and career guidance. Students receive faculty mentors, assistance with projects and internships, and career advice, while the placement team also helps with resume building, interview preparation, and industry exposure. Proactive students typically benefit the most from these opportunities.
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
For me, what makes GIBS special is that it's not just about classes and exams. The college gives you a lot of opportunities to learn, explore, and grow as a person.
When I joined, I was a bit shy and not very confident while speaking in front of others. But slowly, through presentations, workshops, guest sessions, industry visits, and different activities, I became much more confident. It really helped me come out of my comfort zone, and today I feel much more comfortable interacting with people.
I also like that GIBS focuses a lot on practical learning. We get exposure through live projects, certifications, internships, and placement tr
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