How do students balance academics, placements preparation, and extracurricular commitments at GIBS?

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Monisha | Contributor-Level 10

6 months ago

In my experience, classes are structured well, so I focus properly during lectures and complete assignments on time. I don't keep work pending. That really helps during exams.

For placements, preparation starts early here. We regularly have aptitude practice, mock interviews, presentations, and soft

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