Human Resources

Below mentioned are the colleges offering MBA in HR:
1. IIMs.
2. Welingkar.
3. XLRI.
4. Symbiosis.

The choice of stream is purely based on your interests. You don't need to be extremely good with numbers to be an analyst on finance. But once you get admission in any college, you will go through basics of each subject. Then you can choose.

Below mentioned are the best colleges in India:
1. XLRI.
2. TISS.
3. SCMHRD, etc.
Apart from these colleges, IIMS and other colleges are good for HR.
Best of luck.

Yes, you can pursue MBA in HR from colleges like TISS, XLRI, Symbiosis, etc. HR is a relevant field for your background experience and skills you have developed over the years.

MBA in HR and twin programming in Germany cannot be compared as they are very different programmes. In twin programming, you will get twin degree, one from Christ and the other from the university in Germany.

Human resource is depleting in today's business scenario. HR require absolute great communication skills, which the people of Canada already possess. The fields like finance, IT and project management are in demand and you should consider them.

You have a decade of experience in the database field. I would suggest, you should move ahead with HR and if possible HR analytics courses to help you in with the future growth.
That could help you to enhance your skills and move forward in the HR field (the area of your interest) along with your prior experience being considered.

General duties including administration and recruitment, talent management, salary account management, industrial relations management and corporate planning and event management.

Yes, after MBA in HR from top B-schools you can get good job opportunities, highest post varies from organization to organization like head HR, CHRO, Sr. VP HR, HR Lead manager, etc.

St. Xavier's Labor Relations Institute, Symbiosis and IMD Gurgaon are the best institutes in India for MBA in HR. You have got a good score in relevance to these institutions.