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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Basic eligibility for a candidate to pursue MBA in Human Resources from NMIMS University, Mumbai is that candidate should have secured a minimum pass percentage of 50% in graduation.
Admission Process is mentioned below:
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Interested candidates can apply online/offline with the required information.
NMAT Late Registration closing on October 14, 2017. Apply now @ www.bit.ly/NMAT2k17
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Shortlisted candidates will be called for case discussion and personal interview based on the marks obtained in NMIMS Management Aptitude Test conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (NMAT by GMAC).
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Admission Process is mentioned below:
Register and Apply
Interested candidates can apply online/offline with the required information.
NMAT Late Registration closing on October 14, 2017. Apply now @ www.bit.ly/NMAT2k17
Case Discussion & Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates will be called for case discussion and personal interview based on the marks obtained in NMIMS Management Aptitude Test conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (NMAT by GMAC).
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anila k
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In most Ph.D. programs, you will be given lists of books to read. Some of the recommended books are:-
1. How to write a better thesis by Paul Gruba and David Evans.
2. Helping Doctoral Students to write by Barbara Kamler and PAT Thomson.
3. The unwritten rules of Ph.D. research by Marian Petre and Gordon Rugg.
1. How to write a better thesis by Paul Gruba and David Evans.
2. Helping Doctoral Students to write by Barbara Kamler and PAT Thomson.
3. The unwritten rules of Ph.D. research by Marian Petre and Gordon Rugg.
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ARAKESH Kumar
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IPE, Hyderabad is a better option. IPE has distinguished faculty with vast academic and industry experience, excellent placement record, conducive environment to learn and excellent infrastructure.
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Sayali Pansare
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Hi Chinmoyee, placements for marketing and HR are good in PUMBA. We have many companies for final placements as well as summer internships in PUMBA for marketing. Also some good names for HR. All depends on your competency. This year placements are slow as it started in October but still the placement season will continue till March. Placements in marketing are better than HR.
I hope you find this needful.
I hope you find this needful.
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monali shill
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MBA in HR definitely has a very good scope, provided it is done from a good college. XLRI and TISS are the two best colleges for HR. Preparation for MBA entrance examinations can be done in 3 months only if you have your basics clear for quants. Good reasoning skills and good comprehending skills for RC which is said to be the soul of VA. MBA entrance examinations has nothing to do with the number of months you spend in preparation, what matters most is the number of mocks you take and the way you analyse them. I hope this helps you.
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