How many companies visited GIBS for the 2025 placements, and how many students were placed?

In GIBS, It honestly just feels chill. You don't feel stuck inside buildings all day. Between classes, people just walk around, sit on the grass, talk, or scroll peacefully. The greenery kind of slows you down in a good way, so your head feels lighter.

A tip from the faculty at GIBS Business School has aided the students in obtaining quality placements for years. It is recommended that you focus on developing strong fundamentals in addition to having hands-on practice rather than just getting the highest marks. The faculty members suggest that students should engage in activities such as live projects and case discussions, as well as develop effective communication and problem-solving strategies through the use of mock interviews. A well-rounded understanding of concepts, combined with the ability to apply them in the real world and present confidently, is essential for success during placement interviews and achieving high-level positions.

The GIBS has invested in creating a supportive environment for students through its new campus. Students will experience an enhanced ability to focus during their studying and downtime by providing a calm and thoughtful design with a focus on student need. The classrooms are equipped with modern technology and large windows providing ample natural light, along with designated academic quiet zones, which will assist students in concentrating during lectures and while studying independently. The open green spaces, courtyard areas, and communal areas allow for an opportunity to recharge during breaks in between class periods. Within the new facility, there are also areas designed specifically for student recreation and relaxation that provide a distraction-free environment to relax and rejuvenate mentally, increasing productivity. The entire GIBS campus is a well-designed combination of structure and space to allow students the opportunity to remain engaged, motivated, and energized throughout each day.

The faculty at GIBS draw on their academic knowledge as well as their professional careers to develop a learning environment where students can learn practically. All work that students complete will be based on a current live project which has allowed them to deal with a real business situation, usually working with a real company. The professionals in the industry bring guest speakers, who present the speaker's thoughts based on their experience, provide a case study of the work completed, and talk about the issues the students are addressing as part of the assignment. Students who participate in these classes are performing the work normally completed in a lecture setting by converting the lectures to an interactive seminar-type setting. Students will learn how a business operates, as well as how to apply what they learn in the classroom. Credits and interdisciplinary academic credit can be achieved through interactions with industry professionals while preparing them to enter professions that require the theoretical knowledge and application of practical work.

I've honestly seen a big change in people through events like IRE Talks and AI Feast. Many students come in feeling shy or unsure, but these events slowly push us out of our comfort zone. When you listen to industry speakers on campus, it feels motivating, and you naturally start thinking, “If they can do it, maybe I can too.”

During events like AI Feast, students are encouraged to participate, ask questions, volunteer, and even speak on stage. At first it's scary, but GIBS creates a very supportive environment, so no one feels judged. With each event, confidence builds step by step.

What really helps is that all this happens right on the new GIBS campus, so we feel comfortable and confident in our own space. Over time, shy students start speaking up, taking leadership roles in events, and interacting freely with professionals. That's how GIBS quietly turns hesitant students into confident, industry-ready leaders.