MBA Human Resources

You will. But you would have to target premium institutes like IIM's and other private institutes like xlri, fms, IITs etc. Also you have an option of doing 1 year executive MBA from colleges like ISB, SP JAIN provided you do well in entrance exams and GDPI. Please research extensively about one year MBA and others too and then make a calculative decision.

Dear Megha Gajjar,
It may cost around Rs. 2,00,000 for the entire MBA programme apart from hostel fee and other fee structures.
All the best.

MBA in IT will be more effective as compared to HR as you already have some work experience in the IT sector. It will definitely help you a lot in MBA.

Hi,
After doing B.Pharma, you can opt for many specialisations, but my first choice that I will give you is to go for:
1)MBA in pharma
2)MBA in marketing
3)MBA in operations
4)MBA in HR
5)MBA in international business
These are some of the specialisations that you can choose but in my opinion I would suggest you to go for MBA in pharma or MBA in marketing. MBA in pharma is a new finding which is a growing sector.

Look, if you want to get into HR, then it does not really matter what was your graduation. BBA and LLB are both graduation level courses. So, leave them aside. So that leaves your MBA (HR) that too through correspondence. Preference always will be received by candidates who have done MBA full time. So Yes, if you have a full time MBA (HR) degree from a reputed college, then it holds more value than a degree received through correspondence in MBA (HR) plus BBA LLB. Hope this helps.

First and foremost, your CGPA. Students with highest CGPA get first opportunity in the first round where higher salary paying organisation takes interview and second your presentation and personality, performance during interview.

There are numerous universities and institutes who are working in distance education. The best will be as per your profile and standards.
Look for a brand name among corporate, approvals, service (important), flexibility, exam pattern, pedagogy, etc.
1. IGNOU
2. ICFAI University

It is generally tough for HR placements and there is no difference between PGDM and MBA in terms of placement.

Hi,
MBA HR is a good option and IGNOU provides a good MBA course. You score may be a problem but you can still try for it.
All the best.

Dear,
Yes, every good and established university offers MBA with dual degree specialisation, so accordingly you can choose your specialisation in 2nd year.
So check the course module of the particular university in which you want to apply.