MBA Human Resources

Yes, you are eligible to do so. But there are drawbacks of it that you are not more related to your botany domain. You are considered in the management domain. So, if you are looking for MBA then you have to clear entrance exam. All the best for future.

MBA in IGNOU can be pursued by scoring well in OpenMAT exam conducted by IGNOU. You will have to apply for this exam and score good marks.

Canada and Australia are the best countries for HR and marketing.

MBA makes you eligible for management subjects in UGC NET or JRF. A Master's degree is the minimum qualification for appearing in UGC NET. To join the teaching field as an Assistant Professor, you need to clear the exam. Specialisation does not matter in NET. It will make you score well in that part of the study but basic need is just an MBA.

The placement record for MBA in HR is nearly 80%. And the scope is improving daily with well developed equipments and qualified lecturers. And almost 70-75% students are getting placed. So, its one of the best colleges.

To take admission in MBA (HR) you need to score 85+ percentile (if not falling in any quota) in CAT. After that you have to face one round of GD (group discussion) & PI (personal interview). So about ease of getting into an MBA programme in Panjab University, Chandigarh you just need to score well in CAT.

Hi,
Register and Apply:
Interested candidates can apply online/offline with required information.
Personal Interview:
Shortlisted candidates will be called for the personal interview based on the marks obtained in graduation.
Final Selection:
Candidates are selected based on marks in graduation and performance in personal interview.
Candidates must have a work experience of minimum 2 years after graduation.
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For distance MBA, you can try your luck at IGNOU also if you want. It is cheaper and is a recognized university and have a lot of study centers.

I would suggest you not do a dual degree. You can do MBA after graduation. Doing MBA after B.Sc is not difficult. MBA is a practical oriented course and Science student are able to do it well. Initially business students have about 10 percent advantage but at the end everyone is at the same level. After doing MBA and securing a good placement no one will ask your graduate degree, everyone will only be interested in your PG degree. Good luck.

Hi, I think, MBA finance will be a better option for you rather than Marketing, Banking etc. It will really help you in grabbing more opportunities in Campus placement held by ICAI as well as in industry.