Mastering Business Education in Real-Time: The IBS Hyderabad Approach to Case-Based Learning

At IBS, business education goes beyond textbooks and theory — it’s about learning through real-world experiences. The case-based learning approach immerses students in real-time business challenges, encouraging them to think critically, collaborate effectively, and make impactful decisions.

Each case presents a unique situation where students must apply analytical thinking and judgment — much like what business leaders face daily. The result? Confident, industry-ready professionals.

With over 240 cases studied during the MBA/PGPM program, IBS stands among the leading institutions in India to embrace and excel at this practical, experiential learning model.

IBS Hyderabad Case Research Center (CRC)

The IBS Case Research Center (CRC) is a global leader in case study development. Its cases are used by over 900 institutions across 90 countries, making it one of the most respected repositories of business knowledge worldwide.

Many of these cases have earned international awards and recognition, and according to the Case Centre’s Impact Index 2024, the IBS CRC ranks second only to Harvard University — a testament to its global influence and academic excellence.

IBS Hyderabad: A Globally Recognized Business School

IBS Hyderabad is among the select few business schools to hold the prestigious AACSB accreditation — a hallmark of excellence achieved by only 23 institutions in India and 6% of business schools worldwide.

This distinction places IBS Hyderabad in an elite league of globally recognized B-schools, reaffirming its commitment to quality education, innovation, and leadership development.

IBSAT 2025: Application & Exam Details

Application Process

Admissions to IBS Hyderabad and its eight other campuses are through the IBSAT 2025 examination.
Applications are available online and offline through authorized centers.
For detailed information and registration, visit ibsindia.org.

Exam Information

The IBSAT 2025 exam will be held on December 27 and 28.
This remotely proctored test allows candidates to appear from the comfort of their homes, ensuring flexibility and ease.

Exam Highlights:

• Test Format: Similar to CAT

• No negative marking for incorrect answers

• No sectional time limits — manage your time your way

• 140 questions | 120 minutes

Take the Next Step

Join one of India’s most innovative business schools and experience real-time learning that builds real-world leaders.

Apply Now through ibsindia.org