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Ritu Bhandari

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Hi,
Eligibility to get admission in Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning in PG Diploma in Human Resource Management:
International students eligibility: Candidate must have completed International/ SAARC graduates from a recognized/ accredited university/ institution
Other eligibility criteria: Candidate must have completed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university. Students who have appeared in their final year examination of Bachelor degree program / graduation degree course and are yet to pass the final year examination of Bachelor degree program, can also apply.
Admission Process: Interested candidate can apply direc
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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person

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Seat allocation is as per normal reservation policy i.e. 15% for scheduled castes, 7.5% for scheduled tribes and 27% for other backward classes (non-creamy layers persons with disability: 3% seats as applicable will be considered in the Masters Degree Programmes for PWD of which 1% each is reserved for persons with (a) low vision/blindness, (b) hearing impairment, and (c) learning disability/cerebral palsy. kashmiri migrants: Subject to the GoI directives.
I would like to suggest you to focus on your preparation for the best outputs. Give your best shot.

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Suchita Mantri

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The average package is of Rs 3.6 lakhs and the highest package is Rs 5.2 lakhs till date. The above mentioned tier comes under the department of wisdom.
For more details such as the companies which come for training or recruitment there is a link attached at the bottom.
Hope this helps you.
Link: http://googleweblight.com/i?u=http://www.banasthali.org/banasthali/wcms/en/home/lower-menu/faculties/management/wisdom-top/placements/index.html&grqid=RES_3orv&hl=en-IN.

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Sayali Pansare

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Hi Sumanth,
Different job profiles offered after MBA in HRM are:
Talent Acquisition- Staffing
Organizational Talent Development- articulate skills, competencies of employees and arrange programs for same like job training, job enrichment, etc.
Compensation and benefits and many more.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Siddharth,
Yes, you can but with 59% Germany will be a very tough choice. Check Australia. If you are interested in Europe then check Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Spain, etc. Human Resource Management will be more relevant but MS programs are designed in such a way that you can select your desired field as per your interest. So, if you really have interest in Sports management then you can apply. You have to write your personal statement accordingly.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello,
TISS, Mumbai provides only a MA degree in HR and not MBA. Though it is considered equivalent to an MBA program and is ranked second best for pursuing HR after XLRI in India. So if you want to make a career in the HR field, then TISS is a great option.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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If you are looking for a career in the corporate world than MBA (in HR) is the best option. As it deals with a business aspect of HR. People management, employee management, and recruitment/counseling are some of the common subjects in MBA (HR).
MSW (HR) is more of fundamentals of human management. If you are looking to join an NGO or social welfare organization than MSW (HR) is a better option.

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LBIIHM

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Hello Danish,
After BHM, you should work in an industry for a couple of years before doing your MBA in HR from some good management institute. Once you have done BHM+MBA (HR), all good brands will welcome you in the HR department.

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YOGESH BARANGE

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Hi Ayushi,
You can expect yearly package of Rs. 5 lakh after doing MBA HR from BIMM Pune. The package I mention will vary according to the candidate performance also company to company on the economic trend going on. As you have two years experience with Infosys you have a better chance to emerge as a vibrant HR for corporate.

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