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Kirti VishwakarmaBibliophile

Contributor-Level 10

So you have two universities to compare for MBA-HR.
Let us talk about Amity University:
Pros:
Good Course Curriculum
Good Infrastructure
Cons
Placements: This is disappointing because 4 out of 20 students gets placed with an average package of 3.5 LPA. The other has no option left than picking an off-campus job of 15k-20k.
UPES
Pros:
Excellent Course Curriculum and Infrastructure
Placements of this branch in UPES has always been trendsetting.
Cons:
The university just lags behind in terms of high fees.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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MBA after BBA is a better option as B.Com is more related to finance and banking/insurance field. BBA is a better option to choose among the two.

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Myra Gupta

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All institutes provide dual specializations.

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Palash Jain

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Yes, we don't offer major or minor in HR. Although there is some HR course which is being taught.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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First of all, none of such course give you placement. If someone offers you, they are not telling you the truth. Your placement happens primarily in the campus placement and secondary when you are in open job market, you are competing with almost 90 percent. Other MBA grads who did not get a campus placement and selection will be purely based on your communication skills personality and how you fare in the interview.

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Divyanshu Porwal

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Friend, no need of maths in MBA if you know little bit, then to okay with MBA, and you should go for marketing or Digital market. It is one of the fastest growing sector and can go for HR also, but for that, you should have good communication skills.

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