What PGDM specializations does GIBS Bangalore provide, and how do they incorporate practical exposure like fieldwork and industry projects?

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Shalinigowda | Contributor-Level 6

3 weeks ago

From my experience, GIBS offers PGDM in Marketing, Finance, HR, Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship and a few more. The best part is that it is not just classroom theory. Most subjects come with some sort of practical exposure like fieldwork, company projects, startup activities, case studies, and

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