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PG Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM) is a 1-year career-oriented postgraduate course.
The eligibility for the course is bachelors in HR or any related field of study with minimum aggregate marks as required by the institute. The average fee charged by the institutes ranges from INR 10k to 25 Lacs.
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to have completed graduation in any stream from a recognized institute/university.
Admission to the course is done in 2 stages:
Institutional Test.
Personal Interview- involving assessment of fitness, work experience, publications and Statement of Purpose.
Most institutes offering the course admit students based on their performance in a relevant entrance test. Some of institutes conduct their own entrance tests for offering admission. Admission process generally varies across colleges.

Certificate in Quantitative Finance: Mathematics is an evergreen field and one can find jobs in IT, Quantitative trading, derivatives and even insurance. Doing this course is a sure way to prove your ability in this field. Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA): The combination of the skills IT and accounting have many applications in the real world. The certification is widely recognised in the corporate world and a job is almost a guarantee after this course. Certification in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA): If you plan on having a career in internal audit, CRMA is a good option. It is conducted by the institute of internal auditors. The mode of self-study is best for this course and it adds a lot of value to ones profile.

I will try to be honest here. See, I have also been selected as a cyber-security analyst role in a reputed accounting firm, I will not name it. I am having a B.Tech in electronics. If you have an interest in IT go for it and there are options for cyber security analyst out there but if you want to dig deeper into that field B.Tech isn't sufficient, you have to go for higher studies. Cyber security roles are generally not provided to freshers easily. There are not many entry-level jobs in cyber. Though the field is emerging and demanding. If you do B.Tech then you will have opportunities for getting some entry-level jobs. However, below B.Tech do not consider anything. Moreover having a certification is an added advantage always. So, from your question the answer I can give is yes it is enough.