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deepak ramanan
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From wherever you do MBA in human resource management, you have a very less scope because only one HR is required for 1000 employees. So, better understand the ratio. It's better to do a dual specialisation of marketing/finance with HR in MBA.
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Best wishes.
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Yashodhan Deshmukh
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Hi,
With the e-commerce field still in the boom, the logistics will always be an evergreen subject. The trouble though is getting into a company. Campus placements are the best way to enter the domain in a good position. But otherwise getting into a company is difficult because of its lucrative competition. Else, you can always be in a core industry and be a part of procurement or delivery team.
With the e-commerce field still in the boom, the logistics will always be an evergreen subject. The trouble though is getting into a company. Campus placements are the best way to enter the domain in a good position. But otherwise getting into a company is difficult because of its lucrative competition. Else, you can always be in a core industry and be a part of procurement or delivery team.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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UGC NET/JRF gives eligibility to join any Higher Education institution in India. SET-State Eligibility Test is applicable to the states only.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Yes, HR specialisation have good placements. Though the initial offers are slightly lower than other specializations. But, taking the uniqueness of the roles into consideration, people tend to get good hikes in future. Many top institutes of India like XIMB, TISS SCMHRD, and NMIMS have good placements for HR.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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In my view MBA-Finance is better option. Any organisation needs more finance specialist. Roles like Credit analyst, Risk Analyst, Finance Consultant, Account Manager, Relationship Manager and similar other roles. Job offers are across various sectors like Banking, IT, Manufacturing, finance-Tech. Though HR also has job roles in these sectors, but the number is higher for Finance roles.
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Lokesh Thadani
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ITM has top companies coming to the campus with a variety of job profiles. The placement process at ITM gives the students opportunities to make their careers in the widest range of industries. It has excellent Mumbai MBA placement records-averages are at 6.8 LPA. The programme is AICTE approved and consists of academics, industry immersion and applied research. If we talk about HR course here, then yes college is good, see, nowadays, leaving IIMs and other top 10 colleges, every college carries the same reputation, it all depends on the individual and how he performs during the GD-PI & Interview during his placement time, and yes if y
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Lokesh Thadani
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Hi Kamal,
Marketing is a field where you get to sell your product to the customer and HR is completely different, where you have to organize your human resource. Both HR and Marketing have good and equal scope, if one has the required skill sets. HR guys are dynamic, they learn the business process, understand it, work on it for bringing the best candidates as per the business requirements and bring value to HR initiatives. Marketing jobs that involves travel within the city. MBA Marketing equips you better for a very critical activity of any business. So, the choice is yours, evaluate yourself, skills, academics and interest and build
Marketing is a field where you get to sell your product to the customer and HR is completely different, where you have to organize your human resource. Both HR and Marketing have good and equal scope, if one has the required skill sets. HR guys are dynamic, they learn the business process, understand it, work on it for bringing the best candidates as per the business requirements and bring value to HR initiatives. Marketing jobs that involves travel within the city. MBA Marketing equips you better for a very critical activity of any business. So, the choice is yours, evaluate yourself, skills, academics and interest and build
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Christ University, IBS, VIT, LOYOLA, Adarsh, CIMS, CMS JAIN, DAYANADASAGAR are some good colleges for MBA HR.
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monali shill
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You have a 5 years of work experience and that is a plus point. Most of the applicants are mostly freshers or they barely have 2 to 3 years' experience. So, they don' t get the weightage for work experience that much. Your first step should be to take a mock CAT examination, which will reveal the areas you have to brush on and the areas you have to put an extra effort on. Also, you are eligible for the executive MBA programme that is specially designed for experienced candidates for you. It is a 1 year MBA programme.
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