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AIT has an exceptional record in terms of placements, with an average of over 90% placements YoY. It is on par with some of the best institutions in the country, such as PICT, Pune, or VIT, Vellore. The Industry-Institute interaction helps in ensuring that the best of the business hire students from AIT.

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Venkatsai

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When I was searching for a PGDM college, I had a few options in mind. After comparing them, I felt GIBS Bangalore was the right choice for me.

What excited me the most was that college life wasn't just about classes. There were guest sessions, workshops, internships, industry visits, events, and lots of chances to learn something new. Every week, there was something happening.

The campus had a friendly vibe, the faculty were easy to approach, and I never felt like I was learning only from books.

Now that I've completed my course and got placed, I can honestly say I had a great experience. That's why I feel many new aspirants find GIBS exc

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Varungowda

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Based on my experience, students trust GIBS Bangalore because the college focuses on helping you grow, not just helping you complete a course.

What I liked was that we got a good mix of academics and practical learning. There were workshops, internships, industry interactions, guest sessions, and different activities throughout the program, so learning never felt limited to the classroom.

The faculty were supportive, and there was always guidance whenever we needed it. Over time, I could see myself becoming more confident and learning skills that were useful during placements and in my career.

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priyank sharma

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Yes, you can get direct admission, but your options will be limited to Tier-3 private engineering colleges.

The Law is on Your Side: The standard AICTE baseline eligibility for B.Tech is 45% in PCM (40% for reserved categories). At 49.33%, you legally qualify.

Where You Can Go: Many local private colleges affiliated with state technical universities fill vacant Computer Science seats directly via Management Quota or Spot/Institutional Rounds just using your 12th marks.

Where You Can't Go: Tier-1 and Tier-2 colleges (like NITs, VIT, or top state colleges) usually require a hard minimum of 50% to 75% in 12th

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Mohammed Maqsood

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With the combination of academic growth and practical experience, GIBS Business School ensures that students develop confidence in themselves. The institute offers students various means through which they can do work on their communication, leadership, and other professional skills, and become successful in their careers.


How GIBS creates confident students:

  • Career and Personality Development Program (CPDP) for improvement in communication and leadership skills.
  • Frequent group discussions, presentations, and interviews so students can become self-assured.
  • Case studies, live projects, and internships for hands-on experience.
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Aakash

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Yes, you can pursue an M.Com after a BA from Government College for Girls (GCG) Nacholi, Faridabad, but only if you meet the specific subject criteria

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Shakya Singh

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Yes, the curriculum is quite industry-oriented, and along with regular academics, there are workshops, certifications, internships, and guest lectures. Mere experience mein, if you actively participate in these opportunities, they really help you stay updated with industry requirements.

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