What is the current seat capacity for the courses at the AE and CS Pavan College Physical Education?

Hi.

The GIBS (Global Institute of Business Studies) new campus has been designed to provide a modern, tech-enabled, and student-friendly environment. Here's a detailed breakdown of the facilities available:

 Academic & Lab Facilities

• State-of-the-art Computer Labs: Equipped with high-speed systems, updated software for management, data analytics, programming, and simulation exercises.

• Specialized Labs:

  • Finance & Accounting Labs: Tools for practical exposure to accounting software and financial modeling.

  • Marketing & Business Labs: Simulations for marketing strategies, business games, and consumer behavior analysis.

• Library & E-Resources:

  • Digital library with e-journals, e-books, and databases like JSTOR, EBSCO, and ProQuest.

  • Wi-Fi-enabled reading zones for collaborative and individual study.

 Auditoriums & Seminar Halls

• Large Auditorium: Equipped with modern audio-visual systems, projectors, and comfortable seating for seminars, guest lectures, and cultural events.

• Conference Rooms & Seminar Halls: For workshops, management summits, and student presentations.

• Boardrooms & Innovation Hubs: Spaces for group discussions, brainstorming sessions, and start-up incubation activities.

Wi-Fi & Digital Connectivity

• Campus-wide High-Speed Wi-Fi: Ensures students can access resources, online courses, and research material seamlessly.

• Smart Classrooms:

  • Projectors, smart boards, and internet-enabled lecture halls.

  • Video conferencing facilities for virtual guest lectures and global collaborations.

 Other Modern Amenities

• Cafeteria & Recreational Zones: Wi-Fi-enabled lounges for informal meetings and student networking.

• Sports & Fitness Facilities: Gym, indoor and outdoor sports courts (badminton, basketball, cricket), encouraging overall well-being.

• Hostels & Common Areas: Spacious, Wi-Fi-enabled hostels with common lounges for study and social interaction.

• Transport & Safety: Digital attendance, security cameras, and transport facilities with GPS tracking for student safety.

Hi.

Yes, you can expect the hostel rooms and common areas at the new GIBS campus to be reasonably spacious and well-maintained, based on official information and current student reviews. Here's what's known about their size and layout:

Hostel Room Space & Layout

Rooms are described as spacious and well-furnished, with enough room for multiple occupants (typically 3 per room) and essential furniture like beds, study desks, and wardrobes — according to student reviews from recent batches. 

Some students report that the rooms feel more like flat-style units with a hall and sleeping area, especially in the girls' hostel — this suggests more living space than typical cramped hostel rooms.

Rooms generally include attached bathrooms (at least in many units) and good ventilation. 

Common Areas & Facilities

The campus includes common rooms, TV rooms, indoor games spaces, and social areas within the hostel and campus. 

There are separate common spaces (TV room, recreation areas) for students to relax and socialize, which are maintained as part of the hostel infrastructure.

The overall campus has dedicated common areas such as waiting lounges, indoor game rooms, amphitheatre, yoga/dance studios, and cafeteria spaces that contribute to a roomy and student-friendly environment.

Hi.

Yes, GIBS Business School (Global Institute of Business Studies), Bangalore does have a campus that's commonly described as being spread over about 10 acres, and that land is used to support academics, residential facilities (hostels), and recreation for PGDM, MBA, and BBA students.

Here's how this space is typically used:

1. Campus Size & Layout

 The GIBS campus is reported in multiple sources to be around 10 acres of land in Bangalore's Begur/Mylasandra area
 This gives enough room for buildings, classrooms, hostels, sports, and green areas within a single campus setting.

2. Academic Facilities

The academic portion of the campus is focused on providing a modern and engaging learning environment:

Classrooms & Lecture Halls

Smart classrooms with AV equipment for interactive learning

Seminar halls and conference rooms for workshops and talks

Multiple auditoriums and halls for academic events and guest lectures

Library & Labs

A well‑equipped library with books, journals, and digital resources

Computer labs, language labs, and analytics/innovation labs to support learning and projects

Spaces for group study and research work

Support Spaces for Students

Career counselling cabins

Creativity & research rooms

Wi‑Fi campus for tech‑enabled learning

3. Hostel / Residential Areas

The campus allocates part of the land for comfortable student housing:

Hostels

Separate hostels for boys and girls

Girls' hostel located within campus; boys' hostel nearby (walkable)

Furnished rooms with essentials (water, hot water, TV room)

Security arrangements including CCTV and controlled access

 Typically, the hostel accommodation provides a comfortable residential experience, social spaces, and mess/cafeteria services.

4. Recreation & Wellness Areas

A good portion of the campus is dedicated to recreation, fitness, and student life:

Sports & Fitness

Outdoor sports facilities (football, basketball, cricket, etc.)

Indoor games (table tennis, snooker, carrom, chess)

Gym / fitness centre / yoga rooms

Recreation & Lifestyle

Amphitheatre for events and cultural activities

Dance and music studios

Clubhouse / common lounges for socializing

Cafeteria / mess for informal gatherings and meals

Green & Open Spaces

Walkways, jogging tracks, and landscaped areas give a fresh and relaxed environment on campus.

Hi.

On a modern business school campus (like for PGDM, MBA, and BBA programs), including new campuses like GIBS or similar institutions, the classrooms and halls are designed to support interactive, technology-enabled learning and events. Here's a detailed breakdown:

1. Smart Classrooms

These are the backbone of modern business education.

 Features:

Digital boards / interactive whiteboards for dynamic presentations

Projectors & AV systems for case studies, videos, and simulations

Wi-Fi connectivity for internet-based research and live demonstrations

Ergonomic seating arranged for both lecture and group discussions

Some rooms include individual screens or tablets for students in high-tech setups

 Purpose:

Conduct regular lectures, discussions, and workshops

Enable blended learning (online + offline)

Facilitate case study analysis, presentations, and live demos

2. Seminar Halls

These are mid-sized halls for interactive sessions.

 Features:

Seating capacity: Usually 50–150 students

Projector, audio, and lighting systems for presentations

Microphones and sound systems for guest lectures or panel discussions

Flexible seating arrangements to allow group activities

 Purpose:

Faculty workshops, guest lectures, and training sessions

Student seminars, debates, and management exercises

Case competitions or group presentations

3. Auditoriums

These are large venues for campus-wide events.

 Features:

Seating capacity: 200–500+ depending on the campus

Stage with podium and AV systems for conferences and large presentations

Advanced lighting and sound systems for professional events

Often includes air-conditioning, acoustic treatment, and projection screens

 Purpose:

Annual day, convocation, cultural events

Conferences, corporate talks, and workshops

Large training sessions, panel discussions, or competitions.