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Saurabh Sharma

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In my opinion, MBA in general management or Human Resource Management is also a good choice if one is planning to do an MBA after B.Tech. An MBA degree in finance, marketing will meet the needs of the candidates who expect to work in a managerial position. An MBA in Human Resource Management is a highly in-demand postgraduate degree and mostly preferred by students. It does not matter which UG stream you had pursued. The only thing that matters is whether you are totally committed to make HR as your career. Moving beyond good interpersonal skills, the course provides students with the in-depth knowledge to recruit, select, train, evalu
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Nilesh Parashar

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One of the most important aspects of a marketing effort is digital marketing. Due to shifting customer habits, today's marketing is becoming more and more digital. It's hard to see why the human resources department wouldn't be included in this. Almost 80 percent of job seekers use digital social platforms to hunt for employment, thus HR professionals need to think about employing digital marketing for HR operations. When it comes to digital marketing, what can HRs do to help? Social Networks
The power of social media may be used by HRs in the search for the next employee by publishing job criteria on various social media sites. The poo
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Saurabh Sharma

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That totally depends on your interest, skill set and long term goals. No particular specialisation can be good for every single individual. Had it been the case, every private institute would have offered that one specialisation only and every student would have opted for that same. My personal suggestion is Marketing and finance are best one. It's play a major role in business and whatever. It will be advisable if you do your degree from a well known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding exposure and professional enhancement training. Top Business Schools:
Ahmedabad University, Ahmedabad
Jindal Global Bus
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Prajjwal Mishra

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Hi, IFEEL is a great college for Finance and Marketing but keeping in mind your domain HR, it is a decent institute. Their the highest package as per their recent placement record of current batch in the domain of HR was, 10 LPA Some of the top companies were : Data Bridge, Atidan Technologies (Microsoft sister concern), Satguru Travels, Talent Corner, Tresvista and more IFEEL is fairly a decent choice to look upon. Keeping in mind that HR and Operations are deemed to be a backed task hence they have a comparatively lower package as compared to Marketing and Finance.

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Prajjwal Mishra

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Hi, feel does not provide an MBA they provide 2 Year full-time PGDM programme which is completely equivalent to MBA as they are AICTE approved. They have 4 specializations: Finance, Marketing, Operations & HR. Placements this year were, the highest: 18.9LPA Average: 7.47LPA 98% batch has been placed with 10 international placements.

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Carrer Supporter

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Yes, definitely students of RIIM college are so much happy with the institute. I being an alumnus of RIIM Pune can say this very proudly I'm so much happy with college. Education is amazing. Faculty members of the college are much more well experienced in their respective fields. And are very well reputed in the education industry. All the faculty members are Ph.D. holders. When you'll face any kind of difficulties you can anytime to them they will help you in every possible manner. For placement, you'll be getting placement readiness training, which is 500+ hours of designed advanced employability programme. Here you'll get rigorous m
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Yash Ojha

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You have to do job into small company or the startup for 3 to 6 month then you can get the hr training Certificate.

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Shivang agarwal

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BBA in HR Career Options and Job Prospects
HR Executive. HR Manager. Personnel Manager. Admin Executive. HR Consultant. Public Relations (PR) Manager. Recruitment Consultant. Trainee Human Resource Management.thr placement of starting is around 4 lakhs ad the average fees for these college of all three years is around 5 lalhs.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi,
Fee is Rs 26,800 for 2-year course fees.

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Maulik Singhal

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Yes, you can do human resource management, regardless of what subject you opted for, in your school.

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