How does GIBS ensure a safe and inclusive campus environment for all students?

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Mohammed Maqsood | Beginner-Level 4

7 months ago

The GIBS Business School is committed to ensuring a safe and secure campus environment, where all students are respected and supported throughout their academic and personal growth.

Policy regarding Anti-Ragging – Anti-Ragging Policy etc.
Full 24 Hour Security / CCTV Camera Coverage – 24 Hour Security

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Monisha | Contributor-Level 10

7 months ago

At GIBS Business School, creating a safe and inclusive campus is a priority.

Here's how they do:

Security measures – the campus has guards, cameras, and safe entry points to make sure students feel secure.
Inclusive culture – students from different backgrounds, regions, and cultures are welcomed and r

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