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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

You first need to decide what are your career aspirations & assess your interest areas. Then based on it, decide the way forward.
Ideally you should try and pursue MBA in an area which could help you further enhance your Biomedical Engineering knowledge as well.

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Bhargava manikanta

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Yes, anyone can apply for MBA. The only requirement is they need a degree from any discipline. You can appear for TISSNET exam and join in HR and LR. But the competition is very high for this course in TISS.

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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour

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Definitely there is special specialisation for HR. HR is simple words in organisation they are the one who recruites employees for the organization and ensure the smooth working of the administration. It is one of the growing sectors.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Payal,
Through CET, the top colleges for pursuing MBA in HR are: JBIMS, Sydenham(SIMSREE), Somaiya and Welingkar. These colleges are not really popular specifically for HR, but nevertheless you would get more opportunities due to their brand name.

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Abhishek Desai

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Tripjeet,
You can try applying for a work permit directly but after gaining some work experience mainly in Australia and Canada. Taking the study permit route is better but what are you going to study? You already have an MBA, universities particularly in Canada won't accept you for another MBA.

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Kaustubh Kajgaonkar

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Dear candidate,
For Part time course in MHRDM, usually has its lectures in the evening after 6 PM-10 PM.

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