Best Residential School Infrastructure

The problem is that this college is not recognised by the AICTE. I suggest that you opt for an institute recognised by the AICTE only.

You can give CAT/MAT/ATMA, etc. The admission process is fairly easy. It is not very, very difficult to secure a seat here. My rank was not all that high so I opted for this college.

The course is ok. Don't expect things to be like they are in top notch business schools. TTHEY TEACH BY hey teach by reading powerpoint slides only so basically they will cover the prescribed syllabus for MBA of either Mysore unioversity or the Bharatiyar university. Institute is giving many value added programs like SAP, Six Sigma, Project Management along with MBA and PGPM. You should take advantage of these courses and add these certification in your qualifications list.

I did my compulsory internship in Vedanta limited resources, Goa. I found the internship on my own. My role as in the HR department. It helped me put into practice what we learnt in human resources management.

The college has an active placement cell. There are regular recruitment drives. The proximity to Bangalore helps. However, all students don't get placed.

GIBS is the best place where a student can have the best college life with exposure to all the activities along with studies. They conduct various awareness programmes to educate the students about the reality of the world.

Around 6 lakhs for two years.

The Entire Management is young and energetic. Students will get direct access to the management team. The Management Claims to solve any sort of problems in just 24Hours and They DO!! I Haven't Seen any colleges give this much support to their students.

Hostel facility is good, clean and well-maintained. However, canteen food is bad and over-charged. There is not a good variety or range of items. The Best Residential School Infrastructure I have ever seen in India.

The faculty is young and not always experienced. The college invites many visiting professors from the industry for making up for the lack of experienced teachers on campus.