Human Resources

PIMR has an edge over IMS in terms of placements.

Delhi School of Economics is better in other fields however not that good in MBA HR. You will find many other options for HR. As per my view I won't consider Delhi School of Economics for HR Specialization.

First decide where you want to go in Social Work or in Corporate. Then, you will get your answer. Both the sectors are good.

You can apply for exams like CAT, CMAT, ATMA or any MBA entrance exam for getting admission for an MBA course. Select the good college first, where you wan to do an MBA and check on the website, which exam does that college accept for getting admission, etc. As you are from Maharashtra, you can also give MAH MBA/MS CET and get admission in most of the MBA institutes in Maharashtra. But now for the admission in 2018, almost all the exams are over except MAH MBA/MS CET 2018. If you are planning to do in 2019, start preparing for these exams.

If you were interested in HR in MBA, then go for it. Lots of B.Tech students do it. If you are from B.Tech-IT, it does't mean that you should take operations as your specialization or IT. What really matters is your interest. Or, you can choose both as lots of colleges offer major and minor specialisation in there colleges. So, you take HR and Operations or IT as per your wish or interest.

CMAT scores don't matter for getting a call, what matters is the percentile.
Also, the criteria for selection is different every year. Last year- it was 70, previous to the previous year- it was 90. So no one can give the exact percentile for the GD/PI call. It would be better for you to wait for the final results of CMAT and then take your decision.
Good luck!

Hi, List of colleges offering Ph.D in HR:
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University.
School of Correspondence & Continuing Education, University of Delhi
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
International Management Centre (IMC)
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), New Delhi/NCR.
All India Management Association (AIMA)
Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management and Research
Delhi Business School

For PGDM courses, there will be a GDPI round where they will evaluate you on the basis on your work ex if any, previous academic record, entrance exam score and your performance in GDPI itself. You will be selected for a course on the basis of these factors. So it basically depends all of these factors and not just on your profile. They will try to match you profile with the course that you have applied for and if matches then you stand a good chance to get selected.