What percentage of students get internships and what are the usual stipend ranges?

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Shalinigowda | Contributor-Level 6

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From what I've seen as a student at GIBS, almost everyone lands an internship — like it's honestly 95%+ because they push it super hard through IRE, corporate connects, and projects. And the stipend thing really depends on profiles, but generally I've seen ranges anywhere from 5k to 25k per month, a

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