Masters

It is a good question. an Internship is compulsory to make you skilled to.initiate a job after completing degree. do.not declare the two. post Graduation can polish the skills if done from a good place. an Internship is more rewarding that way. so do.internship while doing the PG.

A lot would depend on the area of HRM that you are keen on specialising.
You have multiple certificate courses available in talent acquisition, psychometric testing, training, OD, payroll, statutory compliance, etc.

Hi Vijay,
You can check Singapore,Hong Kong, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Out of these I would suggest Australia, NZ, Canada and Hong Kong for better post study work options.

Hi,
It will depend from university to university, if your degree is UGC approved it shouldn't be an issue. Please contact the universities directly before applying, an additional evaluation may be required, they will tell you what needs to be done.

Hi Nataraj,
I believe there are many MS programs offered in San Francisco State University, your question is very general. So, it is suggested that you check here for the desired program and other details pertaining to the specific program of your interest.
http://www.sfsu.edu/

Hi,
You may be able to study depending on your overall application package, where you want to study, the university admission requirements etc. Clearly 54% is not such a good percentage so you have to work on other aspects of your profile like a strong SOP, project works, etc.

Hi Anushka,
You must provide a strong statement of activity justifying your gap, Irish universities are not so competitive but if you have a wasted gap of four years then you must provide supporting statements about it and that you are ready to study after this gap.Additional entrance test may be required, talk directly with some universities, get in touch with the admission representatives and they will help you.

Hi Akanksha,
Here are the requirements-
I don't see any reason or points why an agricultural graduate can't apply, infact it is most relevant:
https://grad.usask.ca/programs/food-science.php#Researchsupervisors