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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai
Contributor-Level 10
Following is the sequence according to me:
Narsee
HR
St. Xavier's
Jai hind
Mithibai
KJ Somaiya
RA Podar
Narsee
HR
St. Xavier's
Jai hind
Mithibai
KJ Somaiya
RA Podar
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Shabana Bee
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Experience absolutely helps an MBA class in 3 ways. In recruiting, in small group settings, and in full-class discussions. First, people very rarely talk about their school experience when recruiting for jobs. Cover letters, resumes, and interviews all center around your work experience. If you came directly from undergrad and didn't have years of accomplishments to talk about, you are likely to appear to be a very weak candidate and would struggle to find a solid job out of business school.
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Mehak Seth
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Hi Kiran. Here's the list: https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/amp/top-10-mba-hr-colleges-in-india-blogId-6938.
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Aman GuptaI am a software engineer
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Take dual specialization. It will increase your opportunity to get placed in big companies.
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ravi mahawarStudent
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Hello, For the preparation of UGC NET Exam (HR Labour Welfare), you can take help form top-notch study materials. Following are the materials that can help you to crack the UGC NET Exam. UGC NET Previous year question papers. Short notes. If you are preparing through these above-mentioned study materials then the chances are high to get good marks in UGC NET. For the preparation of UGC NET Exam in HR Labour Welfare, you can prefer following books:
Truman's UGC NET HRM/Human Resources Management & Labour Welfare
Human Resource Management UGC NET Second Edition by Gurpreet Randhawa. I hope this helps you.
Truman's UGC NET HRM/Human Resources Management & Labour Welfare
Human Resource Management UGC NET Second Edition by Gurpreet Randhawa. I hope this helps you.
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Hritwk Anand
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Hello Bhavani,
The merit is that you will be at the top-most position from the beginning only and you will able to take interviews.
Demerit is that only one HR is chosen for a company so competition is tough.
Good luck.
The merit is that you will be at the top-most position from the beginning only and you will able to take interviews.
Demerit is that only one HR is chosen for a company so competition is tough.
Good luck.
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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge
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There are many B - Schools in India which are providing MBA / PGDM / PGDHRM courses in Human Resources. Choosing the right B - School involves a lot of parameters (location, fees, placements etc) to be taken under consideration which may vary as per your own need.
If I specifically talk about the MBA (HRD) courses (not the PGDM / PGDHRM ones), you must look out for the MBA (HRD) programme at Delhi School of Economics (University of Delhi).
Location - Situated at the National Capital, New Delhi, Delhi School of Economics has a geographical advantage over many other B Schools having an MBA (HRD) programme.
Fees - The entire course (2 years)
If I specifically talk about the MBA (HRD) courses (not the PGDM / PGDHRM ones), you must look out for the MBA (HRD) programme at Delhi School of Economics (University of Delhi).
Location - Situated at the National Capital, New Delhi, Delhi School of Economics has a geographical advantage over many other B Schools having an MBA (HRD) programme.
Fees - The entire course (2 years)
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Ashish Shukla
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No, you can't.
CMAT is compulsory to get admissions in BK School of Business Management.
CMAT is compulsory to get admissions in BK School of Business Management.
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