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Uttkarsh beriwal

Guide-Level 15

Yes, you are eligible to pursue an MSW (Master of Social Work) or an M.A. (Master of Arts) in HR (Human Resource Management) after completing your BCA. Admission to these courses usually requires a Bachelor's degree in any field from a recognised university with a minimum percentage of marks (usually 50% or above). However, it is always recommended to check the specific eligibility criteria of the college or university you are interested in applying to. Good luck!
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vishnu raj

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Both MBA in HR and MSW (Master of Social Work) in HR are good options for pursuing a career in Human Resources. The choice between the two programs depends on your personal interests, career goals, and the curriculum of the programme. MBA in HR is a management degree that focuses on building skills and knowledge required for managing people and organizations. The curriculum includes courses in organizational behavior, human resource management, compensation management, training and development, and labor laws. The programme also provides opportunities for internships and practical experience. MSW in HR, on the other hand, is a social w
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2 years ago

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Prem Shankar Singh

Beginner-Level 3

You can get jobs like HR administrator, HR executive, HR freshers, Training Executive with good salary package depending upon your skills and capabilities.

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Shivang agarwal

Contributor-Level 9

MSW in community development is a better choice in Loyola in my thinking and you should go for it.

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Tangi Deepthi

Contributor-Level 7

Yes you can do it. But both courses you can't do as full-time. So you better to choose one course from distance education and other course as full-time.

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,The course will be conduct on regular basis. State reservation policy will be applicable in admission Criteria: The eligibility criteria for admission in Master Social Work MSW under the Department of Social Work, Gujarat University is given below:Candidate should have a Bachelors degree or its equivalent (under the 10+2+3 year) in any discipline with minimum 50% marks from a recognised University. Admission process will be based on Merit. Reservation policy will be applied as per the Gujarat University Norms. Students appeared at Graduate level Exam of Semester six may also apply for the admission but their candidatures would be co
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Jigyasa Masiwal

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An MBA HR qualification prepares you for a career in the corporate world in the management of peoples skills, positions and performance within the organization such as Recruitment and placement of people, Appraisals, promotions and internal movements, Training and Development of individual and team skills within the organization, Employee services like leave management, health, work-related facilities, welfare services, etc. , Labor and Industrial Relations. In this course, the specialization is only in the second year with the first year having a common set of business and management related subjects for all. A Masters' in Social Work
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Shail Oberoi

Guide-Level 14

Both the courses are good. MSW gives more exposure on the development sector side whereas MBA (HR) gives exposure more on the corporate side. Thus, keeping in mind your long term career goals as to in which sector you want to work you need to decide on the course.

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Amrit Raj

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Rahul,
You should go for MSW core. It has good demand than MSW HR. Although it depends on your interest that in which course you are interested. But the former one is having more opportunities.

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