Humanities & Social Sciences

Rules regarding admissions at Delhi university are quite strict, they will not allow shifting your course to hons programme. On the other hand, LPU has student-friendly policies and is equally good. According to the recent NIRF ranking, 2021 LPU is ranked 62nd among all government and private universities in India. This is the fact that LPU School of Social Sciences and Languages is among the best language colleges in Punjab and India. The school exposes its students to theoretical rigor, fieldwork and research, along with social sensitization through opportunities to interact with and learn from the outside world. To make students more aware of socio-political and spatial-historical aspects of real-world situations, regular guest lectures, workshops, and site visits are conducted. She told me that the Faculty and students of the Psychology and Sociology department visited PRAYAS, an NGO for disabled children, and PAHAL an NGO running a special school for working children.

You should choose MBA specialisation based on what you want to do in future. Or you can keep your mind and options open and choose electives as per the prof. who is teaching it. To go about choosing your specialisation, understand what each specialisation really demands and the kind of opportunities available. Also, irrespective of your specialisation, after a point of time in your career, you will be doing pretty much everything. Think of your short term, medium term, and long term plans (not concrete, but a fair idea) and then SEE if the specialisation will equip you with the desired skills. But as far as my opinion goes w. r. t to your question, you should probably avoid Operations as it is a domain best suited of Engineers and choose any of the rest I. e. Finance, Marketing, HRM, RM etc. Based on your interest. All the best!