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Harshit Jain

Guide-Level 14

Yes, without work experience also, you can get admission in any B-School for any course. The only requirement for pursuing MBA is graduation with at least 50% marks and from a recognized university. Also, you should have cleared the entrance exam whichever is considered, but a particular college or university.

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rahul r

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If you have done MSW, you would have to opt for Social Work as your subject in UGC NET 2018. A student who has completed MBA in HR and secured minimum 55% marks (for general category) or minimum 50% mark (for reserved as well as PWD i.e. persons with disability category) from a recognised university is eligible to apply for HR in NET (National Eligibility Test) exam.
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Shruthi ShenoyB.E, HR Intern at Accolite

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Teaching and facility wise, XISS, Ranchi is a better option for HRM. But, XIME-Bangalore has better exposure because of the location of the college and plenty of opportunities.

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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA

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MBA in HR is currently facing a tough scenario. But if you work hard enough you might get landed with a good placement.
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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA

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NL Dalmia is the best choice any day. But, if there is no chance of getting it then I would definitely suggest Balaji for finance stream. Don't pursue HR if you don't get the topmost college.
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Abhinav PrakashCreativity. Innovation. Determination. Dedication.

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Do not choose NDIM, because of the crowd it has. That implicates directly to the student-faculty ratio. And, it will also be a bit difficult during placements, because of the competition among peers. ABS is the right choice, At least, you will not regret on ROI.

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Sonik SourabhEngineer, PGPM 2018-20 @ MDI

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Fees for MBA is 4 lakhs only and the college doesn't provide loan facility. You have to approach banks for that.

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Aksha Jindal

Beginner-Level 5

IMI is one of the topmost college for MBA in India. It is very much renowned. Its education level is good and is also good for placement point of view. Many reputed companies visit IMI for the placement of HR people. It's a great college for pursuing HR.

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DEEPARUN DUTTA

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Doon Business School, Dehradun is ranked 4th in India in Value for money Quality education. Fees- INR 4.1 lakhs for entire 2 years of MBA in HR.

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Rahma ShihabI'm a student who is studying in plus two science.

Contributor-Level 6

Yes Swathy. They are providing MBA in human resources.

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