How is the placement record at GIBS?

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Sidhartha Singh | Contributor-Level 10

5 days ago

GIBS Business School Bangalore has a very strong and reliable placement record — consistently achieving nearly 100% placements for MBA and BBA students.

Placement Highlights (2025)

Placement Rate: 100% (final placements + internships).
the highest Package: ₹20 LPA.
Average Package: ₹8.2 LPA.
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