How frequently do industry leaders, alumni, and corporate mentors engage with GIBS students?

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Monisha | Contributor-Level 7

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From my experience at GIBS, interactions with industry leaders, alumni, and corporate mentors are actually quite regular — it's not like those once-in-a-semester kind of events some colleges do just for the brochure. Here, sessions and industry talks happen almost every week, plus we kept having wor

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