Hi,
I want to do mba in hr correspondence from some good university or institute. Plz tell me which one is best for me in building a strong future because i want to get good job on it's basis . For now i have done postgraduation in Sanskrit. Plz tell me suitable references in which i am able to get admission now as i think i have to do work also while doing mba.Plz suggest me the best as soon as possible you can. THANKS.
With regards,
Shweta puri.
From India, New Delhi
I want to do mba in hr correspondence from some good university or institute. Plz tell me which one is best for me in building a strong future because i want to get good job on it's basis . For now i have done postgraduation in Sanskrit. Plz tell me suitable references in which i am able to get admission now as i think i have to do work also while doing mba.Plz suggest me the best as soon as possible you can. THANKS.
With regards,
Shweta puri.
From India, New Delhi
Hi Shweta,
Symbiosis (www.scdl.net) is good.
One of my friend did her MHRM from Pondicherry University.
Even some universities like Madurai Kamaraj University, Anna University, Annamalai University, Alagappa University are offering PG and PGD in HR..
Cheers,
Swati :)
From India, Bangalore
6Symbiosis (www.scdl.net) is good.
One of my friend did her MHRM from Pondicherry University.
Even some universities like Madurai Kamaraj University, Anna University, Annamalai University, Alagappa University are offering PG and PGD in HR..
Cheers,
Swati :)
From India, Bangalore
Hi You can do MBA in HR via correspondence from either IMT ghaziabad or Symbiosis Institute for distance learning.....these are renowned institutes. Regards
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Hi Shweta,
Perhaps you can let the group know why you wish to pursue HR after having done a PG in Sanskrit.
However, it is more important that you choose the stream of study which will help you in a long term career. By the way, why don't you do an MBA in systems? With your foundation of Sanskrit, I think it would be useful.
The institutes recommended are good. I understand that XLRI also has an online course for this - perhaps you can check this out.
I would personally recommend a part time course if you can manage home, work, class and studies together.
Wish you all the best.
Ryan
From India, Mumbai
Perhaps you can let the group know why you wish to pursue HR after having done a PG in Sanskrit.
However, it is more important that you choose the stream of study which will help you in a long term career. By the way, why don't you do an MBA in systems? With your foundation of Sanskrit, I think it would be useful.
The institutes recommended are good. I understand that XLRI also has an online course for this - perhaps you can check this out.
I would personally recommend a part time course if you can manage home, work, class and studies together.
Wish you all the best.
Ryan
From India, Mumbai
what does this mean,,, u need just a degree ????????????? without putting efforts?????????????
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Hello Shweta Madam,
Being a post Graduate yourself , you are a best person yourself to decide any course and at any university of your choice. There are a lot of universities and institutions offering MBA programmes and or PGDCA ( Equallent to MBA ) through distance mode. Each of them offering different courses in different streams with different procedures for intake. Please go through the newspapers and or the NET. In fact, the University that u have completed ur PG in Sanskrit from also may have a separate wing for correspondence courses offered by national universities like for example.. IGNOU, Dr. B.R. Open University, Kuvempu, Bharatidasan etc.,etc.,. Now-a-days there are so many study centres of every university located in every district place of every state. Finding them may not be of any problem at all.
all the best..
regards
V. VENU
From India, Hyderabad
Being a post Graduate yourself , you are a best person yourself to decide any course and at any university of your choice. There are a lot of universities and institutions offering MBA programmes and or PGDCA ( Equallent to MBA ) through distance mode. Each of them offering different courses in different streams with different procedures for intake. Please go through the newspapers and or the NET. In fact, the University that u have completed ur PG in Sanskrit from also may have a separate wing for correspondence courses offered by national universities like for example.. IGNOU, Dr. B.R. Open University, Kuvempu, Bharatidasan etc.,etc.,. Now-a-days there are so many study centres of every university located in every district place of every state. Finding them may not be of any problem at all.
all the best..
regards
V. VENU
From India, Hyderabad
Hi Shweta!
Good to know you wish to expand your knowledge area and it does not matter if you wish to do MBA after MA in Sanskrit. Knowledge in any field is not a waste and you can also consider IGNOU to achieve the degree for that you need to clear the entrance exams which are held twice in a year once in August and once in February. They have centres all over India.
All the best ! :)
Kamini
From India
Good to know you wish to expand your knowledge area and it does not matter if you wish to do MBA after MA in Sanskrit. Knowledge in any field is not a waste and you can also consider IGNOU to achieve the degree for that you need to clear the entrance exams which are held twice in a year once in August and once in February. They have centres all over India.
All the best ! :)
Kamini
From India
Hai u should take an hrm in ur mba.
This is best for ur future prospect.
Now we can see in present scenario most opportunities for MBA-HR students.
That's why u should chose an Human Resourse specialization.
Regard
From India, Hyderabad
This is best for ur future prospect.
Now we can see in present scenario most opportunities for MBA-HR students.
That's why u should chose an Human Resourse specialization.
Regard
From India, Hyderabad
Hai u should take an hrm in ur mba.
This is best for ur future prospect.
Now we can see in present scenario most opportunities for MBA-HR students.
That's why u should chose an Human Resourse specialization.
Regards,
Krishna
From India, Hyderabad
This is best for ur future prospect.
Now we can see in present scenario most opportunities for MBA-HR students.
That's why u should chose an Human Resourse specialization.
Regards,
Krishna
From India, Hyderabad
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