Human Resources

You can do it. But, that is not legal. Doing two degrees simultaneously is illegal. You will have to drop either of the courses. So, you better concentrate on one degree instead of planning to do two degree at once.
Also, MITSOB is extremely strict about their attendance criterion. As well, recently, MITSOB is introduced with the trimester system with which one is much occupied with their college work itself.

Dear Neethu,
For MBA distance education, you may find many institutions. However, I personally believe, IGNOU is one of the best. The university is internationally recognized and the study material is also of international standards. Besides this, it has a wide number of study centers pan India. The benefit is, you will get a degree from a reputed university. For further details, you can visit the below mentioned url. http://www.ignou.ac.in/
I hope this helps. All the best and God Bless You.

You can still get selected HR trade is saw for every industry, you need to just have quality experience to get through as an HR. I believe it's definitely not an issue having experience in other industry and coming ahead to work in Hotel Industry as an HR will really be a problem. You still can try applying. I wish you all the success for that.
All the best.

With this rank, you will definitely get admission in IMED in the stream of your choice.

Yes, without work experience also, you can get admission in any B-School for any course. The only requirement for pursuing MBA is graduation with at least 50% marks and from a recognized university. Also, you should have cleared the entrance exam whichever is considered, but a particular college or university.

If you have done MSW, you would have to opt for Social Work as your subject in UGC NET 2018. A student who has completed MBA in HR and secured minimum 55% marks (for general category) or minimum 50% mark (for reserved as well as PWD i.e. persons with disability category) from a recognised university is eligible to apply for HR in NET (National Eligibility Test) exam.
Regards.

Teaching and facility wise, XISS, Ranchi is a better option for HRM. But, XIME-Bangalore has better exposure because of the location of the college and plenty of opportunities.

MBA in HR is currently facing a tough scenario. But if you work hard enough you might get landed with a good placement.
Best regards.

NL Dalmia is the best choice any day. But, if there is no chance of getting it then I would definitely suggest Balaji for finance stream. Don't pursue HR if you don't get the topmost college.
Best regards.