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Mehak Seth

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Hi Kiran. Here's the list: https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/amp/top-10-mba-hr-colleges-in-india-blogId-6938.

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Aman GuptaI am a software engineer

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Take dual specialization. It will increase your opportunity to get placed in big companies.

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Hritwk Anand

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Hello Kavita,
As per your score, you are eligible to take admission in any of the top 20 colleges as per the counselling, I would suggest that you go for it.
Wish you all the best.

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Deepak PrajapatiWant to share my knowledge

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There are many B - Schools in India which are providing MBA / PGDM / PGDHRM courses in Human Resources. Choosing the right B - School involves a lot of parameters (location, fees, placements etc) to be taken under consideration which may vary as per your own need.
If I specifically talk about the MBA (HRD) courses (not the PGDM / PGDHRM ones), you must look out for the MBA (HRD) programme at Delhi School of Economics (University of Delhi).
Location - Situated at the National Capital, New Delhi, Delhi School of Economics has a geographical advantage over many other B Schools having an MBA (HRD) programme.
Fees - The entire course (2 years)
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Ishita Goyal

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Hi Savoy,
It is not that much good to do MBA in HRM after completing B.Sc in hospitality and hotel management, you should prefer MBA in hospitality and hotel management. But you can do MBA in HRM also. Hospitality and hotel management has great job opportunities.

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Husain AkhterSuccess always take long tough path

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Yes, you will definitely secure the seat in MBA HR in DAVV. In a corporate world, there are ample opportunities in the HR profile.

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Shail Oberoi

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To be successful in HR apart from the technical domain skills, you also need to have inbuilt personality traits. You first need to evaluate yourself and ascertain your personality traits and then take the plunge in HR.

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Shail Oberoi

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Executive MBA is of duration (1-year to 18 months). The fee structure depends a lot on the ranking of the college. It could range anywhere from 1.5 lacs to 3 lacs.

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Shail Oberoi

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In order to get into a good MBA college, you need to ensure that you get more than 50% marks at the graduation level and score more than 90 percentile in open test for admissions into MBA( CAT).
So, join a coaching class and get yourself prepared for the Common Admission Test.

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