How are the classrooms, labs, library, and hostel facilities on the new GIBS campus?

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    Ahmedbasha | Contributor-Level 9

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    On the new GIBS campus, everything feels pretty chill and student-friendly.

    The classrooms are spacious and comfortable, so long lectures don't feel tiring. The labs are well-set up and useful for practical learning, not just theory. The library is a nice, calm place—good for late-night prep, group study, or just sitting quietly with your notes.

    The hostel is clean, safe, and comfortable, so you don't really feel like you're away from home. Overall, the campus setup makes daily college life easy, relaxed, and focused on learning without stress.

     
     
  • The recently opened, new GIBS campus located in Bangalore features a modern and inviting campus environment for students. The classrooms have large floor spaces, are furnished with smart technology, and are intended to promote collaborative and interactive classrooms. Each of the lab facilities has dedicated spaces for artificial Intelligence and innovations that allow for the development and implementation of hands-on/screen-based projects and creativity. The library is well stocked with books, magazines and a number of different digital formats available for borrowing, and provides a quiet yet resourceful source of materials for stud

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