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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
Scholar-Level 17
DMS is Doctorate in Management Studies - DMS course duration -1 year minimum and 2 year maximum, course fees- Rs74900, legibility- Post Graduate / Graduate (5 years of work experience). For more details regarding the courses, mail us your inquiry at information@isbm.org.in.
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anuj wadhwa
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Some of the top colleges offering programme of Ph.D. in HRM are as follows:
SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS) - Mumbai
Amity University - Mumbai
Sir Padamapat Singhania University - Rajasthan
Rama University - Uttar Pradesh
HKBK College of Engineering - Karnataka
SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS) - Mumbai
Amity University - Mumbai
Sir Padamapat Singhania University - Rajasthan
Rama University - Uttar Pradesh
HKBK College of Engineering - Karnataka
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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UPES Dehradun is a very good college and many good companies visit here for placements. I don't know about which college you are talking about in Delhi NCR but UPES Dehradun is very good in infrastructure, placement, industry exposure and college life.
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Rohit Saraswat
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Yes, you can. But most of the universities conduct entrance test for the admission to MBA in HR. So, you have to clear those entrances to get admission for MBA in HR. Some of the entrance tests are named as XAT, MAT, CAT, etc.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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You can go ahead and pursue PGDHRM (Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management). This will help you have academic degree that is for one year and will help you grow in your career. Or, you can still go ahead to pursue one year Diploma in Human Resources which will also add value.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
Work experience is never mandatory to pursue MBA, unless specifically mentioned by the college. Both freshers and working people are admitted every year in all the top-ranked HR colleges across India.
Work experience is never mandatory to pursue MBA, unless specifically mentioned by the college. Both freshers and working people are admitted every year in all the top-ranked HR colleges across India.
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello,
IPE Hyderabad is a decent college for pursuing MBA, go for it if you do not have any other better option available and also, are unwilling to reappear for the MBA exams. For their HR placements, visit their website.
IPE Hyderabad is a decent college for pursuing MBA, go for it if you do not have any other better option available and also, are unwilling to reappear for the MBA exams. For their HR placements, visit their website.
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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor
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Yes, you can apply for MBA in HR after completing your BBA.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Hi Yatisha,
It is good to know that you are going for E-PGDM after obtaining M.Tech degree. Now, your 'long Experience in teaching' will help you or not will depends on what career opportunities you are seeking after your PGDM. For example, M.Tech + PGDM in HR will opens the door HR Analytics, Senior Manager in HR at major Tech or IT companies like Adobe or Microsoft etc.
These companies requires tech and business background candidature. However, I do not think that your teaching experience would be helpful in this case. On the other hand, if after completing your PGDM, you want to rejoin the university (as administrator, Associate Dean
It is good to know that you are going for E-PGDM after obtaining M.Tech degree. Now, your 'long Experience in teaching' will help you or not will depends on what career opportunities you are seeking after your PGDM. For example, M.Tech + PGDM in HR will opens the door HR Analytics, Senior Manager in HR at major Tech or IT companies like Adobe or Microsoft etc.
These companies requires tech and business background candidature. However, I do not think that your teaching experience would be helpful in this case. On the other hand, if after completing your PGDM, you want to rejoin the university (as administrator, Associate Dean
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