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Yes, with a M.A. in Psychology, you can pursue a career in HRM. HRM is a wide area & you need to pursue a specific area that fits into your academic qualification. Some of the areas that you could pursue are: consulting, training, counselling, psychometric testing, OD, coaching, etc. There is always immense scope in the above areas.

I don't find any problem in your option for English. English is a very open subject and the problem is with gaining proficiency, for which you need practice.

Yes there is stats and maths are there but college have best faculty for these subjects.
so all stream student are comfortably able to do. As you are from BA backgroud you have to work hard on it.

Hi Bhavya,
Congratulations. Final selection is based on a number of parameters like Academic performance, Test scores, GD/PI, Work experience, Extra curricular activities. Please visit http://xime.org/eligibility-for-admission.php for further details. All the best.

Go for MBA in HR or Marketing.I'm also a BA (English) student.

Rs.7,60,000 (approximately) for 5 years.

Yes, it is possible but whenever you will go for a job, you will leisurely asked- How did you manage? Be prepared for the answer. Both the universities should be different if you are planning to do a regular and distance course.

Dear Vijay,
As per the new UGC guidelines, you can easily pursue a degree course from DU and another course from different university. All you need to keep in mind is that you should not pursue to regular degree courses at a same time.

Yes, There will be basic statistics in your 1st semester but you don't have to worry about it. We have got competent facilities to take care of it. They will explain each and everything. I hope that answers your query. All the best