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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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You did not mention the stream that you have gone through in your Graduation course. If you had mentioned that, we would have been suggested you easily the best course between MBA in IT and MBA in HR.
Its not that one course is better and the other one is not better for you between MBA in IT and MBA in HR. Both the courses are having good scope and job opportunities for the candidates.
Only thing is that the candidates should have to make most out of the course. Try to be strong enough in subject knowledge and communication skills by the time you complete your MBA course so that there is a good scope for you to be placed in reputed compa
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Sriram SEngineer, MBA....Future Entrepreneur

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For HR, the placements are average. During the placement, few companies only come for HR. Currently, I don't have the list of companies, you can refer the website for overall companies recruiting students.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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PHR/SPHR certification:
For the HR professional who is already actively engaged in the HR industry, they might want to seriously consider setting their goal on obtaining PHR or SPHR certification. While obtaining an MBA will certainly provide grounding in all aspects of business, it may not be concentrated on where the professional wants to be and the prestigious PHR or SPHR certifications might make a lot of sense to pursue.

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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PHR/SPHR certification:
For the HR professional who is already actively engaged in the HR industry, they might want to seriously consider setting their goal on obtaining PHR or SPHR certification. While obtaining an MBA will certainly provide grounding in all aspects of business, it may not be concentrated on where the professional wants to be and the prestigious PHR or SPHR certifications might make a lot of sense to pursue.

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Suneet Padhy

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Finance is good in banks and organizations. HR is very much support based until and unless you join core industry. There are a lot of HR jobs and roles but finance dominates.

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Jyoti Kapoor

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Retailing has flourished into one of the largest sectors in the global Economy and a booming Industry in the present century. The whole concept of shopping has revolutionized with time in terms of format and consumer buying behavior.
Owing to the rapid urbanization and sprawling shopping centers, multi-storied malls and huge complexes that emerge at an ever increasing speed in every upcoming city, retailing has been able to acquire an outstanding position in the global economy.
A formal Retail Management education opens doors to a Wealth of career options. Several openings include:
1. Retail Manager.
2. Operations Manager.
3. Sales Manager.
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Jyoti Kapoor

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One of the most lucrative, distinctive and trickiest job, HR professionals work hard to get best employees for a company. HR professionals have to handle everything from selecting, procuring, deciding compensation, employee development, employee training, job analysis, and everything related to a companys resources. Not only this, but it is the responsibility of the HR to fulfil the objective of the company while fulfilling the personal objectives of the employees. Find out more information on HR management here.
Job profiles-
HR analystHR managerHR executivesHR Administration profilesEmployee relation officers

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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XLRI, Jamshedpur
TISS, Mumbai
Symbiosis Institute Of Business Management, Pune
MDI, Gurgaon
NMIMS, Mumbai
IIM, Raipur
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS)
Indian School of Business (ISB) Hyderabad

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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.

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Hi,
If you want to do MBA, then ideally it has to be BBA in your graduation to form basics, but in case you do any graduation in any stream, still you can pursue MBA.
Good Luck.

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