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Monisha

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At Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS Bangalore), syndicate groups are basically small student teams.

How they function :

When you join, students are divided into small groups. Each group usually has mixed students — different backgrounds, different strengths. This helps everyone learn from each other.

In these syndicate groups, you will:

  • Do case study discussions

  • Work on assignments

  • Prepare presentations

  • Take part in projects

  • Practice group activities

It helps you improve teamwork, leadership, communication, and coordination. Since MBA is all about working in teams in corporate life, this system prepares you for that.

Now about changi

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Mohammed Maqsood

Beginner-Level 4

At GIBS Business School, our teaching method is based on created interactive experiences in the classroom through hands-on learning that concentrates on real-life applications, rather than only theory. The teaching method has been developed with a structured balance of theory and concept learning with real-life applications.

  • Balance of Learning:
    Approximately 20% of classes will consist of fieldwork; whereas, 30% will be made up of theory; and the remaining 50% will consist of practical experiences, providing students with a comprehensive relational understanding of the real world.
  • “Doing It” Method:
    Focus on using projects, activitie
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Mohammed Maqsood

Beginner-Level 4

Candidates are allowed to choose their specializations in both the PGDM and BBA programs at GIBS; therefore, if you know what type of workforce you want to work in, you can choose a specialty from the many different types of specialties. Here are more details on how PGDM and BBA programs are structured at GIBS.

PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)

The two-year PGDM programme is a nationally recognised programme and is AICTE-approved. The candidate has the freedom of deciding on two specializations to pursue as part of the PGDM program. Candidates must select one specialisation from Specialization Group 1 and one specialisation from

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Mohammed Maqsood

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The admission process of PGDM at GIBS Business School is straightforward and organized, with an emphasis on both academic achievement and total personality of the applicant.

Step-By-Step Process:

  • Online Application:
    Submit an application with basic personal and academic information from the official website GIBS.
  • Entrance Examination Scores:
    Candidates should provide valid scores from the following entrances: CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT/ATMA/GMAT/State CET
  • Application Review:
    The admission department will evaluate applicants' applications based on their academic record, score from the entrance examination and applicants' accomplishments.
  • Shortlist of Can
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Mohammed Maqsood

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GIBS Business School has established eligibility requirements for both BBA and Pgdm (MBA equivalent) programs. It is advised to fulfill as many requirements as possible. However, if you cannot match all of the qualifications or are unable to meet an individual's requirements; be sure to contact GIBS when applying to come up with solutions and alternatives. 

BBA Eligibility Criteria Are As Follows: 

• Completion of 10+2 (HSC) from an accredited institution/board (science, commerce, or arts). 

• Students who are currently taking their 12th standard/who are about to write their 12th exams are provisionally admissible. 

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