Human Resources

You can apply for HR post but generally companies prefer MBA HR specialization. So, you should have valid reason why you have not chosen MBA instead of B.Tech and you should be convincing at the time of interview.

1. You must have completed your graduation.
2. You must have appeared for any exams like CAT, XAT, etc.
3. You must have above 50% in your graduation.

Dear Reddy Krishna Murthy,
Do you want to study further? If yes, then you can go for FPM equivalent to Ph.D or SAP courses.
All the best.

It is a good university. The kind of jobs you get after the course totally depends on you, since there is no concept of campus hiring in Canada. You will have to look for a job on your own through your network.

Every specialization has number of opportunities in various sector and almost every sector would have HR, marketing and IT people. In case, you are still indecisive you can consult the career and guidance team of Quantum School of Business.

It depends on the college from which you have pursued this course. You can earn anywhere between Rs. 300,000 to Rs. 3,500,000. Some of the best colleges to pursue MBA in HR are - XLRI, SCMHRD.

yeah u can do your MBA without any exam

Dear,
MBA in HR leads to human resource activities in any organisation. MBA in finance leads to finance functions of the organisaiton. If you have done B.Com, it would be better to go for finance if you do not want to opt HR specialisation.
All the best.

IIMs are known for generic MBA degree. However, some IIMs based on faculty and past placement records are branded with a management function. IIM Ahmedabad is known for consulting. IIM Kolkata for Finance. IIM Lucknow is best known for Marketing. XLRI is best for MBA HR in India.