What is the average student intake for the PGDM and BBA programs at GIBS?

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Mohammed Maqsood | Beginner-Level 4

3 months ago

The student enrollment at GIBS Business School is really based on the programme and the type of student being enrolled, but as an average number you can expect:

PGDM: Between 240–300 a year (most commonly reported numbers are either 240 or 300)
BBA: Approximately 180

When you add these together, the a

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Siya Singh | Contributor-Level 8

2 months ago

GIBS Business School intentionally restricts the number of students enrolled each year in order to guarantee high quality of education and interaction not only with fellow students but also with teachers. It aims to create an interesting educational experience and create numerous options for student

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