Human Resources

Yes, after MBA you can enter into a HR department. Let me tell you, deciding a career based on gender is an outdated idea. Anybody can excel in any field, provided you have the knack and the real passion that drives you to wake up early every morning and think what's next? Secondly, don't choose any career based on the current trend, by the time you finish your MBA and come out, a lot will change. So, Break the norms and do what interests you even if there are no visible opportunities upfront your immediate MBA.

Go for the option Logistic Management or else you could for International Business too. Have a look at UPES, Dehradun.

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BVP, Pune is one of the finest institutes for MBA in Maharashtra. You will get theoretical and practical learning both from this university and it has been ranked amongst the finest institutes in India.

It is the best for HR. Go for it if you are interested in this field.

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Yes, you have time to apply for MBA in HR.

Yes, you can get through many colleges on bases of your scores. But you also have to get through the colleges GD and PI.