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shivangi raizada

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Every college universities are good in their terms. It depends on you in which you want admission. It is up to you, which college you want, so good luck.

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Suprakash Mishra10 years of exp in Digital Marketing

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IIM-Bangalore is the best option. Other than this, SIBM-Bangalore, NMIMS-Bangalore. In Hyderabad, USB-Hyderabad, IMT-Hyderabad, NMIMS-Hyderabad. These are some good options.

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Anandvaradhan Goud

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Given below are the colleges of HR:
IIMS
XLRI
TISS
IMU
JNU
All the best for your bright future.

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subhasish debroy

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MBA in Marketing and Sales is ever growing field. So, I should suggest you better go for MBA in Marketing and Sales. Best wishes.

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shivangi raizada

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Then, it will be impossible for you to get admission, because for Master's you have to score 55% in graduation.

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Aditya Vikram Reddy VennapusalaFortis Fortuna Adiuvat

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Yes, you can and there is no procedure for it though. You can either apply for any competitive entrance exams for this or next year effectively or join any MBA college or B-schools which still have admissions left. Although percentage or CGPA at least till 65% of full-time degree are sometimes taken into consideration while applying for admission.

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Supratik Dey

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Your 1st step should be to start preparing for all the entrance tests for MBA admissions next year. Once u clear any one of them CAT SNAP TISSNET XAT CMAT GMAT try to check which colleges have good HR placements. Regarding "good" exam, I think all the tests are good. If u are very serious about HR, do give TISSNET will 100% dedication.

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Lima DuttaProfessional HR

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Yes, definitely you can go ahead with your decision of pursuing MBA in HR. There are many options for various colleges around. There are entrance exams like CAT CET, XAT SNAP etc. For getting into Masters of Business Management. Based on the score you get, colleges will be allotted to you for further proceedings of selection. There you have to crack to grab an opportunity to bang the best college out of the option for which you become eligible as per your entrance score. Along with your current education also you can start preparing for such entrance exams simultaneously. There are many books available in market for preparing for such
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Lima DuttaProfessional HR

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Specialization in HR and Finance is completely different. First of all it depends on your interest level. HR is all about human resource where you will learn about employee relations, labor laws, training & development, recruitment etc. Where as in finance you will get to deal and handle the financial part. As mentioned by you that you are from humanities background, ideally you should opt for HR. But at the end it's all your decision as per your interest level so that after your education you can land up to that career where you can enjoy and love your work. I hope this answer helps you to take further decision. All the best.

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Kanishk BarhanpurkarAlways looks for all-round development.

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Yes, you are eligible to do so. But there are drawbacks of it that you are not more related to your botany domain. You are considered in the management domain. So, if you are looking for MBA then you have to clear entrance exam. All the best for future.

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