What are the different levels of Business Economics courses?

If you have an idea for a business while pursuing an MBA at Chandigarh University, you will find that there is real support to help you. There is an Entrepreneurship & IPR cell (sometimes called the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Cell), which provides students with support for item like prototyping, patent filing, incubation space, seed funding, and access to labs. 

Additionally, the MBA programme mentions dual-specialisations and/or live industry projects that can also help you think about your idea in the form of a business plan. 

GIBS Business School, Bangalore admits about 150 students annually into its BBA program.

GIBS Business School, Bangalore, accepts several entrance scores from recognised national-level tests for the various programs it offers: PGDM and MBA. These include CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, and GMAT, conducted at the national level, and state-level entrance, such as KMAT and PGCET. Candidates can apply with any of these valid test scores that are assessed along with academic performance, personal interview, and group discussion for selection to the course.

Yes, GIBS Business School, Bangalore accepts scores of quite a few national-level entrance tests for admission to its PGDM program. Candidates can apply on the basis of valid scores in the CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, or GMAT, because these tests are recognised by GIBS for shortlisting applicants. The selection process in GIBS is holistic and not just restricted to the scores of an entrance exam; it takes into account the candidate's overall academic record, extracurricular activities, and performance in GD and PI rounds. This ensures the selection of students with strong analytical, communication, and leadership skills.

Work experience is not a necessity for entrance into the PGDM or MBA course here at GIBS, though it is considered and offers an advantage in a significant manner.
As per the selection criteria of GIBS, due weightage is provided to the applicants with work experience.
Work experience during admission evaluation contributes 10% to the overall score.
Most of the fresh graduates (without work experience) get admitted, for instance, approximately 76% of the recent PGDM batch consisted of freshers.
So, although prior experience helps, freshers are fully eligible to apply.