Human Resources

Dear Pankaj Yada,
Normally, a student will opt for the specialisation in MBA on the basis of his subjects in UG. If you are a B.Com graduate, prefer finance, if your graduation is B.Sc., go for finance, operations, marketing, or HR.
All the best.

Yes, XIME is a well-known institute for HR and has decent placement for all the students. It has a good brand reputation too.
For more details, visit the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-management-xavier-institute-management-entrepreneurship-bangalore/128457

You have to take CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT or GMAT to pursue MBA in human resource management from a top college or university. After clearing these exams, you can get admission in top B-Schools.

MBA in HR has better career option and vast diversity in its fields. It also offers decent placements.

To get a decent job abroad, you have to select international business. This will help you in making your career in India as well as abroad. This course is in demand, and if pursued from a good B-school, then you will get good exposure and good starting career.

What is your budget?

Hello Sanjeev,
The package offered keeps varying from year to year depending on the kind of students and companies visiting the campus.

Hello,
In this dual specialization course, marketing is compulsory as one specialization. You can choose between finance, HR and operations for the second specialization.

Minimum percentile required is 85 for this course. The cut-off remains same for all categories.

Dear Suhail Salam,
Normally universities keep at least the criteria to be 50% in graduation level to join the PG programmes offer by them. For other reserved categories, there is some relaxation. Check with the particular university where you wish to join.
All the best.