Human Resources

Finance, marketing, HR and operations belongs to general MBA and part of every company. As far as you choose these four, you can enter or switch between any sectors. Oil and gas management is sort of dedicated specialisation, where you will have to shape your career in the sphere of oil industry.

Hi Srajan,
XLRI Jamshedpur is the best institute in India for HR. Other than that, most of the premier institutes which comes under top 20 and offers HR programme are decent enough to join. Try for XLRI, if you can.

Some good institutes are:
IIMs
Xavier's Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
Indian School of Business, Hyderabad,
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management Delhi
Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai
Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi.

Yes, this college is good for HR.
There are various companies that visit for placement and job opportunities in my college and recruit the students that show potential. According to the records of 2017 all students, of course, BBA was placed in various respected companies.

Hi,
You can select commerce, as you have done B.Com and MBA in finance. Commerce seems to be your expertise so I would recommend you to go for commerce subject in APSET exam. You can refer to this link to find more details about the examhttps://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/exams/apset.

We can't generalize specific stream. It all depends on skills. Sales and marketing has quick money and visible growth. Finance has stable but high paying jobs. IB (international business) has good scope and money as well if you get a good company. I think if we go with our passion and know our skill better; earning will follow us. Consider MBA as a learning tool. Just degree won't help. One must learn to get more out of that by nurturing tier skills.

No, there is no such difference between MBA in HRM and PGDM in HR. It is the naming convention which has to be followed. If any institution is not having university status, then it can only give out Diplomas and not degrees and MBA is a degree and PGDM is a Diploma, which is equivalent to MBA by Indian Association of Universities. So, earlier IIMs were giving out PGDMs, but now they have shifted to MBA after cabinet has claw Fred the bill.

You can choose any specialization when it comes to MBA. It goes on your personal interest as in which domain interests you. In the first year you will get knowledge of all the domains and then you can decide on which one to go with in the second year.
But if I would suggest, I will tell you take up Operations as Engineers benefit from this domain in MBA.
I would prefer Operations over HR. But, then again you have the freedom to choose your own depending upon your interest.

Hi Ayushi,
There are no such details mentioned on the website about the placements of this college. It is advisable to get in touch with the current students or college alumni.

Hello,
The minimum requirement is 50 percent in Bachelor's degree. You need to appear in MBA entrance exam like CAT score well, qualify for tier rounds. Based on your performance, you can get admission for MBA programme and specialized in HR.