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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
For Ph.D, you need to complete your Master's or equivalent degree course and few universities do require NET score too. Keep a check on institutes like XLRI, IITs and other management institutes.
For more details, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://dms.iitd.ac.in/phd-admission.html
For more details, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
http://dms.iitd.ac.in/phd-admission.html
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Marketing have better opportunities in terms of salary package. Along with that you can choose systems.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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HR is nowadays losing its glamour because of the lack of job opportunities. Rajagiri is famous and offers standard education.
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Pranami Sharma
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The packages offered for HR: lowest is Rs 3.5 lakhs and highest is Rs 5.6 lakhs.
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INDUS BUSINESS SCHOOL Singh
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IIEBM, Indus Business School, Pune has a consistent placement track record of 94% to 96% since inception with strong support of the alumni and an active placement department. 61% students of the batch 2015-17 is already placed as on 11 January 2016. The institute has excellent placements for all the specializations. Some companies who have come for campus placements & recruited students from the 2015-17 batch are Amazon India, Evolutionary System Pvt. Ltd, Sony Entertainment, Asian Paints Ltd, Reliance Communications, Redington India Limited, AkzoNobel India, BDB India Pvt. Ltd, Excellon Softwaare Pvt. Ltd, FCB Ulka, Markets & Markets,
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rupam Bose
Beginner-Level 5
If you do MBA in HR from renowned college, automatically you will get good job. Then also, if you want to pursue for higher education, you can go for PhD in Employee Management, Succession Planning, Career Development, etc.
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Srivatsa Sridhar
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Hey Tarn,
No learning is bad. It is worth it. The chances of you getting into a corporate circle is more. (There are many firms that prefer people with MBA + LLB / LLB + MBA) in their legal documentation team. They are paid approx. 11 lakhs (after 6 years' experience).
Corporate Law: Either the companies will come calling or you will be going to the companies and applying for a job. Many companies like Indian Oil, BSNL, VSNL, SAIL, etc. Most of the times, they require corporate lawyers, for which they want BBA or BA, LLB with MBA. And these companies post their vacancies in the newspapers and online. Please keep a look out for your job.
No learning is bad. It is worth it. The chances of you getting into a corporate circle is more. (There are many firms that prefer people with MBA + LLB / LLB + MBA) in their legal documentation team. They are paid approx. 11 lakhs (after 6 years' experience).
Corporate Law: Either the companies will come calling or you will be going to the companies and applying for a job. Many companies like Indian Oil, BSNL, VSNL, SAIL, etc. Most of the times, they require corporate lawyers, for which they want BBA or BA, LLB with MBA. And these companies post their vacancies in the newspapers and online. Please keep a look out for your job.
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Abhijeeth Raj
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Highest package for the year 2016 is Rs 7.00 lakh and minimum package offered is Rs 3 lakhs as if now for this year.
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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast
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If MBA in aviation is offered by MBA schools, I am not aware of that. But just comparing the above two, MBA in HR has better prospects since in aviation you are constraining yourself to one industry rather than a specific function.
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