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Kajal Kumari

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IIM Rohtak does offer a 5-month Certificate programme in HR Analytics. The programme is designed for working professionals who wish to enhance their skills in HR analytics and leverage data-driven insights to make better decisions related to workforce planning, talent management, and organizational development. The programme covers topics such as data visualization, statistical analysis, predictive modeling, and machine learning in the context of HR. You can visit the IIM Rohtak website for more information on the programme curriculum, eligibility criteria, and application process.

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Kajal Kumari

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Both B.Com (Hons) and BBA are undergraduate degrees that focus on business and management, but they have different areas of emphasis. B.Com (Hons) is a more traditional and academically rigorous degree that focuses on accounting, finance, economics, and other aspects of commerce. BBA on the other hand, is a more practical degree that emphasizes management skills, marketing, and entrepreneurship. When it comes to pursuing an MBA in HR as your post-graduation degree, both B.Com (Hons) and BBA can be good choices, as both degrees can provide a strong foundation in business and management concepts. However, BBA may be more directly relevan
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Kajal Kumari

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The scope of doing a Bachelor of Business Administration BBA followed by a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialisation in Human Resources (HR) is quite broad and can lead to various career opportunities. With a BBA in hand, you will have a solid foundation in business principles, including accounting, marketing, economics, and management. You will also have an understanding of how organizations work, and the knowledge of the business environment. An MBA with a focus on HR will build upon this foundation by developing your skills in leadership, strategic planning, employee relations, and talent management. With a BBA a
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vidhi srivastava

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XLRI is a prestigious business school in India that offers a variety of management programs, including Human Resource Management (HRM). The admission process for XLRI HRM program includes a written test (XAT) followed by a Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GDPI) round.
Your academic credentials are impressive, with a perfect 10 CGPA in 10th standard and 93.2% in 12th standard. However, your B.Tech score of 6.97 may not be as competitive as some of the other candidates who apply for XLRI HRM program. Additionally, XLRI HRM program primarily caters to candidates who have completed their graduation in any discipline.
Apart from your
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vidhi srivastava

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It depends on the specific PGDM + MBA program you are considering. Some programs may offer a combination of specializations, including HR, while others may focus on a specific area of study.
You should carefully review the program curriculum and requirements to determine whether you can take HR as a specialization. You may also want to contact the program administrator or admission office to ask for more information on the available specializations and the flexibility of the program.
In general, the PGDM + MBA program provides a broad foundation in business and management, which may include courses in areas such as finance, marketing, op
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Aayush Gupta

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Both colleges have there own legacy from many years but the Shanti school of business is better with their past records and Placements. Limited seats and best MNCS are coming to recruit the students.

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Aayush Gupta

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It will be a good choice because the companies which are coming for recruitment are mainly from finance and HR field like Deloitte, SPS, AXIS, ICICI etc.

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Prakhar Gupta

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It is possible to complete a one-sitting degree and post-graduation and pursue a private job in a foreign country. However, there are several factors to consider before making such a decision. Firstly, the legitimacy of one-sitting degree and post-graduation programs can vary, and some employers or universities may not recognize them as valid qualifications. It is essential to research the specific programs and institutions thoroughly and ensure that they are accredited and recognised in your intended destination country. Secondly, obtaining a job abroad can be challenging, and it is essential to have the necessary skills and experienc
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rubina singh

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The faculty at LPU hails from some of the best business schools not only in India but worldwide. This allows students with an opportunity to learn from the best and thus yield the best results. The majority of the professors hold a doctorate in their domain and are known to encourage a culture of a knowledge exchange.
The Faculty of Management department is highly qualified with years of experience.The faculty has completed their studies from IIM or IT with the best universities.They always ready to help the student while in academics but also become a good career counselor.they are the real mentor of the student.
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Megha Jain

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The LIBA Programme of Executive Diploma in Human Resource Management offers the choice of selecting among eight areas of management specializations.
The Programmes are offered in a week-day format with evening schedules for all specialization areas. Classes are held in the evenings between 6.45 pm and 8.30 pm from Monday to Wednesday. Courses have three different credit options. The four-credit courses have 18 sessions, three-credit have 16 sessions, and two-credit courses have 9 sessions. Each session covers one hour and 45 minutes.
Persons satisfying the following criteria are eligible to apply:
Graduation in any discipline from a recog
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