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Pulkit Gautam

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Yes, you can pursue a MBA coursde in Human Resources even when you have a degree in psychology. While a psychology degree is not a common resource for an MBA in human services, it is still considered as a valuable asset. Psychology provides a solid foundation for understanding human behaviour, which is important and necessary in HR functions. Many HR professionals come from a variety of educational backgrounds, as having a degree in psychology can give you a unique perspective in effectively managing HR.

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Kajal Kumari

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Choosing a specialisation in MBA depends on your interests, skills, and career goals. Both marketing and HR are essential functions in any organisation and have good career prospects. Marketing involves promoting and selling products or services to customers, while HR deals with managing people and resources within an organisation. If you enjoy working with people, have strong communication skills and an interest in organizational behavior, then HR could be a good fit for you. The scope of HR is vast, including recruitment, training, employee engagement, and performance management. HR is critical to ensure the smooth functioning of an
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Pallavi Sharma

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On one hand, a degree in MBA Finance will allow students to pursue a career dealing with the financial aspects of a business, like risk management, valuation of funds and accounting. On the other hand, an MBA in HR is responsible to administer the largest capital of an organisation, I. e. , human capital. I will advice you to choose MBA with HR. MBA in Human Resources is a very demanding profession and the demand is likely to increase over time. The basic reason for this is, personnel are the most important part of any organisation, therefore management of the personnel is the most important task to be focused on. A student with an MBA
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Harsh PandeyFaculty LPU

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One of the most in-demand degrees these days is the MBA in HR, so every sector needs to be trained in human resources to handle the workforce. In this career, with outstanding pay packages, a person can take advantage of various occupations. A person choosing an HR job starts by getting an associates degree or a Diploma the individual who achieves a Masters degree in human relations will get a directorial and senior-level management position. An MBA in HR offers knowledge and training in managing the workforce of the organisation. Some of the common specialisations offered are employment law, talent and diversity management, etc. Maste
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Nisha Kapoor

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MBA is considered one of the prestigious programs with a vast majority of students enrolling for different courses under it. There are several specializations in MBA like MBA in Banking, MBA Healthcare Management, MBA in Airport Management, MBA in Information Technology, MBA in Entrepreneurship, etc. MBA also has a great scope and future career opportunities in the field of human resources. MBA in Human Resources is a very demanding profession and the demand is likely to increase over time. The basic reason for this is, personnel are the most important part of any organisation, therefore management of the personnel is the most importan
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arzoo malhotra

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I would say marketing has more scope than HR. Every startup, domestic, and MNC is always in look for Marketing professionals in India. Growth opportunities are huge in marketing than in HR. The package is also good if you meet the target. Marketing is an exciting job to take up. I would suggest you go through NIRF rankings 2020 for B-Schools and plan accordingly. LPU has been ranked 37 as per the NIRF ranking 2021. Also, spending more money on colleges has nothing to do with the quality of education. It has to do with the quality of their infrastructure (for private colleges). The best thing about LPU about placement is that they provi
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Shivang agarwal

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MA HR is a great line as it will open many placement opportunities in future years.

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Syed Raza Mohsin

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My advice to you would be to know your interests, strengths and weaknesses. Look at the subjects of the fields and try to know where your interest lies. It depends on you how you can work in the particular field. Both the fields IT and HR have the jobs available. The scope in the career also depends on whether you will perform better in the IT field or HR field. Therefore, it is better to analyse the topics in both the fields and try to know your interests based on that.

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Gaurav Kumawat

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You can check these colleges: IILM, Gurugram and CMR University Bangalore.

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