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Manpreet Kaur

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Both the courses are good for an individual who wishes to make a career in this field. Students can read on to know the difference between both the courses: If you want to advance your profession quickly, a full-time MBA in Human Resources is an excellent choice. You will be exposed to the most recent HR concepts and best practises, as well as the opportunity to network with other HR professionals. You will, however, be required to commit to a full-time schedule and pay the increased tuition rates.If you are searching for a more flexible option that will allow you to continue working while earning your degree, an executive MB
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An MBA in Human Resources will not only help you advance in your job, but it will also help you improve personally. It fosters effective communication, interpersonal skills, leadership, and management. All of these characteristics will be useful in other spheres of life. HR business is constantly changing, it is critical to be versatile and eager to learn new skills. If you are passionate about human resources and are prepared to put in the effort, you can have a successful career in this industry.Also Read: HR Career Scope

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The average salary of an HR Manager in India is INR 6.9 lakh according to Naukri.com. The starting MBA HR salary varies depending on factors including experience, research interests, specialty, etc. In Indian industries, the typical MBA in Human Resources pay ranges between INR 2 and 10 LPA. The type of industry one chooses to work in and the job title are other variables that affect pay. The MBA HR graduate's skills, expertise, and experience are key factors in the compensation package offered by the business. Also Read: All About Human Resources

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MBA in HR,  also known as Master of Business Administration in Human Resource Management, is a specialised degree programme that focuses on human resource management in organisations. It is a two-year postgraduate programme that normally includes coursework in HR Planning and Talent Acquisition. The course is available in full-time, part-time, distance learning and online education mode. MBA HR is designed by industry experts and trains students about recruiting resources, staff management and providing guidance to the people working in an organisation.

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MBA Finance focuses on financial management, investment analysis, risk assessment, and corporate finance. Core courses often include financial reporting, financial markets, and financial strategy.NMIMS, in HR focuses on human resource management, organizational behavior, talent acquisition, employee relations, and strategic HR planning. Core courses may cover HR strategy, compensation management, and organizational development.Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two.ParticularsMBA FinanceMBA in HRName of CourseMBA in FinanceMBA in Human Resources Course LevelPostgraduatePostgraduateCourse Du
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The table below shows the top private MBA in Human Resources colleges in Mumbai along with their total tuition fee:Private CollegesTotal Tuition FeeNMIMS School of Business Management AdmissionINR 12 lakhK J Somaiya Institute of Management AdmissionINR 17 lakhWelingkar Mumbai AdmissionINR 14 lakhAmity University Mumbai AdmissionINR 9 Lacs - INR 10 lakhIES's Management College and Research Centre AdmissionINR 9 lakhSt. Francis Institute of Management and Research AdmissionINR 3 Lacs – INR 5 lakh

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The table below shows the top MBA HR colleges in Mumbai  (All) along with their average placement package and prominent recruiters:College NameAnnual Average PackageTop RecruitersNMIMS School of Business Management PlacementsINR 19 LPAGoldman Sachs, HDFC Bank, KPMG, Infosys, ITC, etc.K J Somaiya Institute of Management PlacementsINR 10 LPAITC, Amazon, HUL, EY, Airtel, etc.Welingkar Mumbai PlacementsINR 9 LPAAdani Group, Airtel, Amazon, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley,  etc. Amity University Mumbai PlacementsINR 7 LPAHCL, Airtel, TCS, Infosys, Amazon, Deloitte, Wipro, etc.IES's Management College and Research Centre Placeme
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Joining an MBA in Human Resource colleges in Mumbai might be affordable. Listed below are some of the colleges having tuition fees in between INR 1-2 lakh:Low-cost CollegesTotal Tuition FeeChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj UniversityINR 1 lakhMaratha Mandir’s Babasaheb Gawde Institute of Management StudiesINR 2 lakhPramod Ram Ujagar Tiwari Saket Institute Of ManagementINR 2 lakhAlamuri Ratnamala Institute of Engineering and TechnologyINR 1 lakh

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