MBA Human Resources

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 from course offerings. That is what add to your application, you have to justify while presenting your candidature for MBA. Why you want to go for this course? How this course will help you in achieving your goals? Basically how clear you are about yourself and determined for your goals is helpful in gaining success in competing. Final word if you find yourself good at educational reforms, find a NGO which work on education, but please no teaching this not add any wigjtahe to MBA candidature. If you good at administration go for admin part of NGO where you can provide structure and innovation at admin level, again please no to only fileing and statuary works. Had good communication go for communication part of NGO where you can add value to work. Only thing is that you must have clear and innovative ways of thinking and finding solution, now while implementation you will find the weakness in yourself. You can work upon yourself and enhance your skills. You will have fair assessment of your strength and weaknesses and any of appropriate MBA course will be helpful for you. Or this understanding help you to get into good MBA programme for self improvement. Fortunately Bangalore had many good NGOs and you can find one suitable for you. Google it, spend some time on exploring, have 1st hand experience by visiting few of them? This will lay foundation for self exploration, very good life skill for success. One recommended by me will definitely not work for you. Good luck!

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The basic thing is you need to polish your communication skills and if the institution from where you pursue your degree is a good one, you will surely be well polished. I know of LPU which is ranked as the number 2 B-School and has been awarded for the National Employ-ability 220 award for the best placements. MNCs recruit its students for the top notch positions which are the envy of many. The packages range from 1cr-15LPA in Microsoft, Amazon, Google etc. Center for Professional Enhancement (CPE) is an endeavor of LPU, which aims at imparting new skill sets that are relevant to the current industry demands. The students get the inputs in terms of logical reasoning, aptitude, verbal ability and soft skills. If you log in to the website of LPU you will find all the details of the curriculum of MBA HR and the entrance details. You will also come to know the scholarship for which you are eligible. Seats are filling up fast due to online admissions so be fast to grab your seat. All the Best !

HR and Marketing both are demanding skills in today's job market. It depends on your interest which course would you like to read and in which field you are good either HR or Marketing. HR is a key part of any organisation. A number of jobs are available at higher salary packages. There are lots of positions which will be available to you after completing your MBA in HR like HR Generalist, HR Managers, Senior HR Managers, VP of operations, HR Director and many more endless career opportunities. Moreover, with an MBA in HR, you will gain immense experience and knowledge in the industry you are working in. You will gain insights on the latest trends, current regulations, and developments in the industry. Moreover, you will develop leadership qualities and be performing a key role in the company. Whereas a degree in the field of Marketing opens up many job avenues in Media, FMCG, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Real Estate, Hospitality, Automobiles and other industries. Job Roles for Marketing management are Marketing Managers, Brand Managers, Market Research Analyst, Sales Manager, Product Manager. Before making a choice between MBA Marketing and MBA HR, you need to consider what your interests are and which one of the two options is a better match with the skill set you possess. You should remember that the choice you make now will impact your line of work and the nature of your job in the future. IILM University Gurugram offers both courses, For more information, please visit www.iilm.edu. I hope this clarifies. Good Luck!