How do students at GIBS collaborate for peer learning and group projects?

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Monisha | Contributor-Level 10

42 mins ago

At GIBS Bangalore, a lot of learning happens through group activities and projects. During my time there, I worked on group projects where we divided the work among ourselves, discussed ideas and helped each other whenever someone was stuck. Sometimes we also prepared presentations together, so it w

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Siya Singh | Contributor-Level 8

3 months ago

GIBS Business School actively fosters a collaborative environment for students through active participation with peers, team interaction, and academic and professional teamwork activities. By engaging with one another's ideas, sharing perspectives, and learning from each other's experiences through

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