How does GIBS blend practical learning and industry experience into classroom teaching?

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    Deepthi | Contributor-Level 8

    3 weeks ago

    Based on my personal experience, GIBS doesn't just focus on theory but also gives a lot of practical exposure. I have learned through live projects, internships, and real industry case studies, which helped me understand how businesses actually work.

     The guest lectures and sessions from industry experts gave me real insights, and the soft skills and innovation programs helped me build confidence and try out new ideas. This combination of classroom learning and hands-on experience has really prepared me for a real career.

     
     
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    Vivek Kumar Yadav | Contributor-Level 9

    a month ago

    At GIBS, classroom learning is strongly linked with industry exposure and practical training. The institute regularly invites industry experts, CEOs, and entrepreneurs for lectures and workshops. Students work on live projects, case studies, and simulations that mirror real business challenges. There are also corporate internships, industrial visits, and mentoring programs to gain hands-on knowledge. The unique Finishing School and Innovation Lab further enhance skills, ensuring students not only learn theory but also apply it directly in business environments.

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Yes, candidates can apply to GIBS Bangalore using MAT scores alone. GIBS accepts MAT scores as a valid entry for PGDM admissions. Along with your MAT score, you need to submit your application form, academic documents, and follow the selection process, which may include a short interview or discussion. It's very simple and All the Best!

 
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At GIBS Business School, students get good industry exposure through internships, guest lectures, workshops, and real-world projects. The college also has strong connections with companies, so students can learn directly from professionals and gain practical experience. There are opportunities like international immersion trips and corporate training programs that help students understand both Indian and global business environments. Overall, GIBS makes sure students are prepared for real-world business challenges and their future careers.

 
 
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Yes, GIBS Bangalore offers several scholarships and awards to support and motivate meritorious students.

  • Scholarships for students who do well in exams like CAT, MAT, or CMAT.

  • Awards for top students in PGDM with trophies and prizes.

  • Special support if your sibling is already studying at GIBS.

  • Scholarships for children of defence or service personnel.

  • Support for differently-abled students.

These help students focus, reward hard work, and motivate them.

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