Human Resources

Yes, you can get admission with 72 percentile. The minimum package offered is Rs 3.5 lakhs and average is Rs 5.5 lakhs.

The placements are good in HR. You can get a placements ranging between Rs 4 to 10 lakhs per annum.

ITM is a well-known B-school to pursue MBA in HR from. If ROI is not a matter of concern, then you can consider this college (Fee: Rs 12L & average package for HR: Rs 4.2L). The hostel facilities provided can be considered satisfactory; I think the environment is pretty safe for studying.
http://www.itm.edu/post-graduation-diploma-management/pgdm-navi-mumbai/
Please visit this link for further details.
I hope it helps.

Yes, you can go for MBA in travel & Tourism. But as you have already done BBA in HR, then you should go for MBA in HR it will be more helpful or as per your interest. Travel & Tourism is an industry however, if you opt for general specialisations such HR, finance, marketing, IB, etc. then there is greater chance you can choose any industry and change it. You should also apply at RNB Global University, it is great place to study and earn a MBA degree.

You can go into education counselling or psychology which are very relevant to your skill-sets and have wonderful career with great opportunities specially for international offers.

Please check the list below for B-Schools from Delhi NCR offering MBA or PGDM in HR:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-human-resources-colleges-in-delhi-ncr

In India, the best institutes regarding HR placements include:
XLRI, Jamshedpur,
XISS, Ranchi
TISS, Symbiosis
Great Lakes Institute

Hi Shubhi,
HR specialization of the college is well to do and the placements of the college include big names like Aditya Birla Retail, and so on for HR. I would definitely vote for it to be a good choice of education and the right one.

Hello Balwinder,
Thanks for your query.
Accounts and HR are two very different specialisations. You should always take in account your interest before selecting any specialisation as you have to study the subjects for next 2 years and also it will determine your further job opportunities.
Go for HR specialisation if you have good people skills, can work in a team, be a leader, have the ability to motivate and guide people and if you are good in number crunching and accounts, you can look at the financial aspects of business decisions and work with financial data with ease then opt for accounting/ finance specialisation.

For MAH MBA-CET cut-off related information, please refer the website: www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in . Yes, it's a good college for MBA in HR as well.