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Kritika Tyagi
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Studying MBA in HR can be beneficial as it provides:Specialized Knowledge: An MBA in Human Resource Management provides in-depth knowledge of HR functions, such as talent acquisition, performance management, organizational behaviour, and strategic HR planning. Career Opportunities: MBA in HR Management degree opens doors to various career paths in HR.Business Acumen: An MBA in HR doesn't just focus on HR-specific skills; it also provides a solid understanding of business principles. Salary Potential: Holding an MBA often correlates with higher earning potential. MBA HR professionals tend to earn highe
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Bhavya Harini Gorapalli
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Yes, you can pursue MBA in HR Management after completing BMLT course.While your undergraduate degree is in Science field, an MBA in HR Management focuses on business administration and human resources so make sure to check the criteria and transition your skills to HR management.
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Rashmi Sinha
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Candidates seeking admission to PGDM in Human Resource Management are required to secure a minimum XAT percentile of 95 for male engineers. For female engineers, the XLRI HRM cutoff 2025 is 90. These are the interview cutoffs released officially for PGDM courses of XLRI based on gender and engineering/tech and non-engineering backgrounds. Refer to the table below to view the XAT sectional cutoff percentile to be eligible for the HRM programme: StreamQAVALRDMTotalEngineer (Male)>=83>=90>=87>=95Engineer (Female)>=73>=85>=80>=90Non-Engineer (Male)>=76>=90>=87>=93Non-Engineer (Female)>=68>=85>=80>=87
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Amit Saini
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No, Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, located in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, does not offer an MBA in HR program. The university primarily focuses on programs related to Horticulture, Forestry, Agriculture, and allied fields. However, if you are looking to pursue an MBA in Human Resources, you may need to explore other universities that offer specialised MBA programs in HR.
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Pradakshina Upadhyay
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Pursuing my MBA at the Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship Development has been a transformative journey. The campus is student-friendly, fostering both academic and personal growth. The learning experience has been enriching, filled with new and insightful knowledge. The faculty is highly supportive, ensuring a strong foundation in management concepts. A highlight of my journey—before even completing my MBA, I secured placement in a reputed MNC, with one semester still to go!
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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Yes, you can but getting into a reputed b school with good score is always good. Also an LL.B after BBA would be a thing to explore. You can explore about -Online MBAdistance MBASCDLIGNOUJamia DDENirf rank b school DDEdistance PGDMAMU DDEOpen universities
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Amit Saini
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With a MAT score of 46%, you may still be able to get into good MBA colleges for HR, but your options may be limited to institutions with more flexible admission criteria. Colleges like UPES Dehradun, Amity University, Apeejay School of Management, Bharati Vidyapeeth, and ICFAI Business School may consider your application based on overall profile, including academic performance, work experience, and interviews. It's advisable to directly contact the admissions offices to understand the specific eligibility criteria. Additionally, considering management quota options may help in some cases.
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