What are the cutoff scores for CAT, MAT, CMAT, and other entrance exams at GIBS Business School?

The GIBS Business School has developed a large, varied group of corporations that benefit both student internships and final job placements. In terms of final job placements, over 260 companies were represented during the most recent placement periods, demonstrating an extensive range of industries represented by each company. The companies that have selected from over a dozen industries, such as IT & consulting, Banking & Financial Services, FMCG's, E-commerce, Analytic, Motor Vehicles, Manufacturing, Retail, and Fintech, provide students with a scope of options when it comes to their chosen career path. With respect to internships, 80 - 90+ different companies provide valuable internships for students and many companies will subsequently provide pre-placement offers to high-performing students. Additionally, GIBS also facilitates student participation in startups by linking students to new venture opportunities and the entrepreneurial ecosystem, as well as providing resources to help establish more than 30 student-led startups on campus. Overall, GIBS has a broad, active and well-networked corporate network that assists students in finding employment both in traditional organisations and in new startup environments.

Almost all eligible students at GIBS Business School, Bangalore, obtain internship placement indicating the school's commitment to preparing students to be ready to work in an industry setting through hands-on experience. Approximately 80-90 companies come to the institute annually to provide students with internships across all industries, including marketing, finance, IT/ITES, consulting, FMCG, and analytics. The average stipend that students receive each month while completing their internships is approximately ₹15,000; some of the top companies such as KPMG have been paying stipends up to ₹54,000 per month in recent seasons demonstrating the value of these internships and the compensation associated with them.

During the placement season at GIBS Business School, Bangalore, over 260 firms came into the campus recruiting for their graduate students from all different fields of work which allowed students to receive multiple job offers. The various firms recruiting were from many different industries, including consulting, finance, IT/ITES, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), logistics and start-ups. This demonstrates that the school has a strong relationship with many businesses in these industries. Due to this success, almost all eligible graduates were placed in a job during the school's placement drive, thus allowing students to have a successful outcome upon graduation.

As a student, a typical day at GIBS Bangalore's 10-acre campus would look something like this:

• Morning: I start the day by reaching campus and attending my first classes of the day. The classrooms are spacious, and the environment is really good for learning. Sometimes, we have group discussions or case studies which make the morning interactive.

• Afternoon: After classes, we usually have a lunch break in the campus cafeteria. The afternoon is again for lectures or practical sessions depending on the subject. We also get time for library study or project work.

• Evening: The evening is for extra activities like sports, cultural clubs, or workshops. On the 10-acre campus, there is enough space for students to relax, walk around, or meet friends. Sometimes, we have guest sessions or seminars as well.