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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.

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Hello Aspirants!
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Aman KumarPursuing Management degree

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Dear student, you should go for the MBA in Tourism and development. As it will be beneficial in your career.

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SIDHARTH GUPTA

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For BBA in GGDSD College the cut off for UT Pool General is 84 to 86% and for Non UT Pool General it is 92 to 94%.

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SOUMYADEEP PAULExplorative , Interactive & love Networking

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Labour Law would be a great choice to pursue after MBA HR
This law part is focused upon in a good way while doing MBA in HR.

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SOUMYADEEP PAULExplorative , Interactive & love Networking

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First go for BBA in HR
Then MBA in HR
Else if you can gain some work experience you can opting for executive MBA in HR.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! MBA (HR) focuses mainly on HR related subjects only, whereas a general MBA or PGDM covers subjects of all specializations such as Marketing, Finance, HR, Operations, etc.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi,
Yes, It is worthy. MBA is one degree which is open to students of all the streams. While choosing your specialisation you should keep your interests and career aspirations in mind as that would be more important to make you excel in your field as well as your career. Good luck!

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That is a very difficult question. I remember one quote of my teacher. Success does not lie with the nos of positions but within the person competing for job. If you had the right skills you will succeed defying thousand of competitors, if you do not you single will fail to secure job. So find what you have good in you and then what you can provide to any NGO. What small job stint provide is opertunities to find areas of improvements inside you, you can have better understanding of your weakness, so whenever you want to go for higher education you can have very clear picture what you want from that course. How you will get benefitted f
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