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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
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Please clarify your question.
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Neeti Mahajan
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Hi,
MBA HR is a good option and IGNOU provides a good MBA course. You score may be a problem but you can still try for it.
All the best.
MBA HR is a good option and IGNOU provides a good MBA course. You score may be a problem but you can still try for it.
All the best.
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Neeti Mahajan
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Hi,
You may opt for a part-time MBA in HR rather than distance MBA as it also includes lectures on weekends which gives you more scope to learn with others.
All the best.
You may opt for a part-time MBA in HR rather than distance MBA as it also includes lectures on weekends which gives you more scope to learn with others.
All the best.
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Neeti Mahajan
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Hi,
Following are some good colleges for HR:
- XLRI
- MDI
- NMIMS
- IIMs A, B, C
- TISS, etc.
Following are some good colleges for HR:
- XLRI
- MDI
- NMIMS
- IIMs A, B, C
- TISS, etc.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Dear,
Yes, every good and established university offers MBA with dual degree specialisation, so accordingly you can choose your specialisation in 2nd year.
So check the course module of the particular university in which you want to apply.
Yes, every good and established university offers MBA with dual degree specialisation, so accordingly you can choose your specialisation in 2nd year.
So check the course module of the particular university in which you want to apply.
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abhishek sharma
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Yes, you can apply in MBA HR even if your maths is not good enough. There are no subjects related to maths in MBA HR course.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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This is not a forum for providing easy access of everything rather a forum to help students on career decision. You may get it on its website and Madras University's library.
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