MBA Human Resources

Yes, you can pursue a dual specialization. Colleges offering such courses are FMS, IIT-B, IMT-Ghaziabad, SIBM, IIFT, IIM-K, XIMB, IIT-Roorkee.
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Dual specialization implies a higher exposure. Students develop unique domain expertise and perform diverse assignments at the same time with equivalent productivity. Dual specialization provides for a higher scope of placement holds true since the candidates are qualified to sit for different organizations for different positions.
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One can naturally infer the advantage that dual specialization courses would have over single specialization in this aspect. Recruiters would feel more confident in picking students with demonstrated academic exposure across disciplines for such profiles.
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Networking is an esteemed craft in MBA. Organizations and recruiters anticipate that MBA graduates will have an extensive network for successful business transactions. Dual specialization requires networking with a wider group of peers during lectures and for projects, thereby fulfilling this requirement in the most natural way.