How many seats are there in GIBS PGDM?

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Mohammed Maqsood | Beginner-Level 4

5 months ago

The GIBS Business School's premier PGDM programme has an annual admission capacity of around 180 students.

The PGDM programme offered at GIBS Business School is a two-year course, approved by AICTE, and delivered on a Full-Time basis.
There are seats allocated to different specialisations based upon M

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Prasadsai | Contributor-Level 8

6 months ago

At GIBS Business School, Bangalore, the PGDM programme is designed to give students a practical and industry-focused education. With around 120–240 seats per batch, the college ensures a healthy learning environment where students get personal attention from faculty.

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