MBA Human Resources

Hi,
It's good that you are planning to pursue MBA in HR because irrespective of the size of an organization, its survival is dependent on the capabilities of its human resources making the HR department.
I can suggest you some good MBA colleges which have good infrastructure, exposure, faculty support and placement cells.
1. IIMs
2. Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
3. Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
4. S.P Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai
5. UPES, Dehradun
6. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Management, Shillong

Below mentioned are the best colleges for HR in West Bengal:
1. IIM – C.
2. IISWBM.
3. IMI – Kolkata.

Soft skills, people management, negotiation, marketing, good listening, good analysis and general management skills are a must for you to develop a lucrative career in HR.

Yes, IFMR do provides HR specialization. Companies like PEPSICO and ALSTOM offers internships to students. Placement of HR students is at par with other streams. It is worth to join IFMR for HR.

The best institutes for MBA in HR are XLRI. The cut off is 90 percentile in XAT. IIMs cutoff is above 95 percentile. TISS has its own exam TISSNET and SCMHRD score of around 70 in SNAP.

You are advised to do MBA with specialisation in HR from IGNOU Delhi. It is a central government university and recognized for all central and state government jobs.

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All the best.

It depends from which college you are doing the course.
XLRI,TISS are considered as one of the best colleges for HR where average package goes above Rs 10lakhs per annum.

What is your engineering background? If you are from mechanical then marketing would be good for you. Go for HR if you are from any other branch.

There will be an aptitude test followed by a GD/PI.
Coming to the placement part, only 50 % of students are getting placed in HR.