Can students go out of GIBS Business School Bangalore campus on Sundays?

Honestly, the modern facilities at GIBS make a huge difference in how we learn. It feels less like “college” and more like a professional workspace. The AC digital classrooms are super helpful because half the time we're presenting, pitching ideas, or discussing case studies — so having screens, proper audio, and AC makes it feel like you're in a mini boardroom.

The WiFi campus is a lifesaver (especially for research, placements, LinkedIn stalking recruiters, and quick submissions). Even during IRE and club work, we're always online.

The auditorium and labs are where the real action happens — guest talks, TEDx, IRE sessions, MIT bootcamp things, product demos, anything happening in GIBS basically lands there. It gives the vibe that learning is not just “sit & listen” but more like exposure and networking.

And the creativity rooms are honestly my favourite — that's where group work, brainstorming, and random ideas get cooked. It takes away that boring classroom feel. The whole campus gives a professional vibe, so by the time you go for placements or internships, you're sort of used to that environment already.

So overall, the infrastructure at GIBS makes you feel career-ready, not just exam-ready.

Tbh, the 100% placement at GIBS doesn't happen magically in the last month of college. As a student, I've seen how they start grooming us from day one itself — communication training, aptitude, GDs, mock interviews, networking, all of that keeps happening casually in the background.

Plus GIBS has this crazy corporate network that keeps coming on campus for talks, internships, and projects, so by the time final placements start companies already know us and we've already built a profile. And we don't go into interviews empty — live projects + internships + IRE sessions + certifications give you real stuff to talk about.

What I really felt is — GIBS doesn't treat placements like a formality, they treat it like the end goal of the whole PGDM/BBA journey. So even weaker or shy students get pulled up and prepared properly. That's why hitting 100% placement feels normal here and not hype.