What teaching methodologies are followed at GIBS Business School?

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Prasadsai | Contributor-Level 8

5 months ago

At GIBS Business School in Bangalore, the teaching is practical and student-friendly. They focus on helping students learn by doing, not just reading from books.

Most classes involve interactive sessions rather than just lectures
We used to do group discussions and presentations to practice real-world

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Monisha | Contributor-Level 10

6 months ago

At Global Institute of Business Studies (GIBS Bangalore), teaching is not just regular classroom boring style. They try to keep it more practical and industry-focused.

First, normal classroom learning is there. Teachers explain concepts clearly and make sure basics are strong.

Then, a lot of case stud

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