MBA Human Resources

The admission procedure is explained on our website and in the application form. We need a minimum of 60 percentile in CAT/XAT/CMAT or 80 in percentile MAT along with good and consistent academic record. For more details, visit www.ssn.edu.in and click on admissions section of SSN School of Management.

1. Department of Management Studies, IIT MADRAS - [DOMS IIT Madras], Chennai.
2. Loyola Institute of Business Administration.
3. Anna University.
4. University of Madras.

Hi, you can refer the below link for colleges in Mumbai and Pune:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-cat-india?uaf[]=location&uaf[]=specialization&ts=36836249&rf=filters&ct[]=151&ct[]=10224&ct[]=174&sp[]=251&ex[]=327&ed[]=et_20.

From wherever you do MBA in human resource management, you have a very less scope because only one HR is required for 1000 employees. So, better understand the ratio. It's better to do a dual specialisation of marketing/finance with HR in MBA.
Best wishes.

UGC NET/JRF gives eligibility to join any Higher Education institution in India. SET-State Eligibility Test is applicable to the states only.

You have a 5 years of work experience and that is a plus point. Most of the applicants are mostly freshers or they barely have 2 to 3 years' experience. So, they don' t get the weightage for work experience that much. Your first step should be to take a mock CAT examination, which will reveal the areas you have to brush on and the areas you have to put an extra effort on. Also, you are eligible for the executive MBA programme that is specially designed for experienced candidates for you. It is a 1 year MBA programme.

There is scope for HR's, but chances of becoming CEO depend on your performance, skills, contribution to company and experience.

Hi,
You can contact the colleges for complete details as nothing has been mentioned on the college website.

Yes, of course, you can complete. For fees, it depends on the institute. You can visit https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-colleges-india. All the best.

As you have completed your MBA-HR, you can very well start as a HR executive and gradually move as a HR manager in any reputed organisation.
All the best.