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The Mission of Tata Institute of Social Sciences

The mission of the Institute can be considered broadly as social development and the strategy it adopted in pursuit of this mission has been professional training for human service, social issue oriented and development-programme related research, dissemination of knowledge, and activities of intervention in real social situations. The Institute was born with this mission, has grown with it and continues to make its mark as a unique institution under this special mission of social development.
An Institution of Excellence

Ever since its pioneering step in the field of social work training, the Institute has made significant contribution through its diverse activities over the last 60 years. The Institute has earned the recognition as an institution of repute from the different Ministries of the Government of India, various State Governments, international agencies such as the United Nations, and the Non-Government Sector, both national and international.
Vision of the Institution

  • Promotion of sustainable development, social welfare and social justice through
  • Professional education for human service professions and social work.
  • Research and dissemination of knowledge.
  • Social intervention through training and field action projects.
  • Contribution to policy and program formulation at state, national and international levels.
  • Professional response to crisis and calamities.

Objectives/Goals of the Institute

The Memorandum of Association of the Institute, as it stands today, has the following as the objects of the Institute:
  • To organise teaching in the social sciences with a view to providing professional personnel in social work, social services, personnel administration and allied professional fields;
  • To organise social research and to train students in the methods of social research with a view to promoting the growth of knowledge in the subjects studied at the Institute and to contribute to the formulation of social policies;
  • To publish books, monographs, periodicals and papers in the subjects studied at the Institute;
  • To arrange lectures, seminars, conferences, symposia, etc. for the benefit of those who are interested in the subjects studied at the Institute;
  • To co-operate with other organisations in such manner and for such purposes as the Institute may determine and to undertake action projects in the area of social work/social development/social welfare which are innovative and demonstrative in new areas of practice/strategies/service delivery and serve also as centres for training and research;
  • To undertake such other activities as may be deemed to be necessary to promote understanding and better professional practice in the areas of social work, social services, personnel administration and allied fields.

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M.A. in HRM & LR
(Human Resource Management and Labour Relations)


Human Resource Management and Labour Relations is the study of people at work and the activities associated with attracting, selecting, retaining, developing, and utilizing people in organizations. It is also the study of how and why rules governing jobs are made and administered. This is more to do with the changes in the external environment, which is now giving even more importance to the HRM field. This course educates future managers and leaders to make the workplace a more humane and productive place, and educate students as scholars and practitioners of management.
Today 'Men' are considered as a strategic portion of our Input. Now HR is not just related to salaries and over-time wages, as earlier, but is now much more major and vital to the success of an organization. Satisfied employees means those who are enjoying their work; if they enjoy the work then they bring better results for the company. That in turn leads to achievement of organizational objectives, which gets profit for the organization. When these profits are passed over to the employees, it provides them work satisfaction and also helps improve the standard of living of the worker. Today the approach of HR is not merely limited to making sure that work is going on but to ensure that the employee improves not just professionally but also personally. Hence, it is the prerogative of HR to analyze their personal objectives, and then help them achieve these along with the organizational objectives.
The M.A. in Human Resource Management and Labour Relations offered by School of Management and Labour Studies is designed to develop students into professionally competent and socially sensitive management graduates, fully equipped to take on the challenges of the corporate world. This course is a challenging teaching-learning experience that blends cutting edge theory with innovative practice to develop business leaders for the global industry.
The TISS HRM & LR postgraduates are most sought after in global industry today. They occupy positions of leadership across a wide spectrum of industries and sectors including IT/ITeS, Banking and Finance, Manufacturing, Retail and Management Consultancy.

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The teaching programmes at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) offer ample opportunities for students to acquire knowledge and skills through both classroom instruction and fieldwork. To know more about the various programs TISS offers, please visit the Programmes of Study section at the TISS Official Website.
TISS offers a variety of Undergraduate / Post-Graduate / Ph.D / M.Phil. / Certificate and Diploma courses. Below are a list of the Post - Graduate Programs offered. To know more about them visit the Post-Graduate section of the TISS Official Website.
POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
  • Master of Arts in Development Studies
  • Master of Arts / Science in Disaster Management
  • Master of Arts in Education (Elementary)
  • Master of Arts in Globalisation and Labour
  • Master of Health Administration
  • Master of Hospital Administration
  • Master of Arts in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations
  • Master of Social Entrepreneurship
  • Master of Arts in Social Work

From India, Ahmadabad
Anonymous
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As always, TISS was the least transparent exam of the season. No student who took the test knew the weightage of individual questions, forget about the overall paper. According to the prospectus, the written test should have been of 70 marks. But, there were 120 Q’s. How this gets converted to 70 marks is anybody’s guess. For the purpose off our evaluation we have assumed that all questions had equal weightage and the total marks were indeed 70 as the prospectus mentioned. The test-paper said that there would be negative marking for wrong answers, but the extent of negative marking was not revealed! The paper was terribly easy. For a well prepared student, clearing the cut-off score of 43 should be difficult.

  • 120 Qs, 90 min.
  • 70 marks (negative marks for wrong answers)
  • No sections
  • 4 answer options per question
Likely Cut-Off
  • TISS 43+ (as declared by TISS)
Overall Breakup of TISS 2007
Question Type No. of Qs Difficulty level 1 Quantitative Aptitude 40 Easy 2 Verbal Ability 15 Easy 3 Logical Reasoning 20 Easy 4 Social and Business Awareness 45 Average Total 120 Easy
Question-Type Wise Analysis of TISS 2007
Quantitative Aptitude
  • All 40 Q’s were easy and even an average student could have attempted 25-30 Q’s.
  • The questions were largely from Arithmetic topics like Number System, Percentages and Ratio-Proportion (around 25 Q’s in all). There were no questions on Speed, though. The remaining questions were related to forming Equations and finding the roots of the Equations (around 5-6 Q’s), Geometry (3-4 Q’s), Probability (2-3 Q’s) and finding the Equation of graphs (2 Q’s).
  • One could have easily attempted around 25 Q’s in 35 minutes and that too at a very high accuracy.
Verbal Ability
  • There were hardly any questions on Verbal ability, and the 15 Q’s that were present were all on Vocabulary and Idioms.
  • The Vocabulary questions were on Synonyms, Antonyms and Analogies.
  • Two new and interesting question types were also introduced. The Analogy questions had a twist! You needed to find the pair that did-not have the same relationship as the reference pair. While the question on Idioms pertained to the situation where a particular idiom was most appropriately used.
  • One should have attempted all 15 Q’s in 10 min.
Logical Reasoning
  • This consisted of 3 sets of Analytical Reasoning (Logical Data Interpretation), each followed by 6-7 Q’s.
  • All the three sets were quiet easy and must-attempts. Only one set (pertaining to Professors, Institutes, Subjects and Degrees) was confusing, but could have been attempted with some effort.
  • Overall, about 15-18 Q’s could have been attempted in 25 min.
Social and Business Awareness
  • This question-type had 45 Q’s in all — largely pertaining to principles of Management and Legislature.
  • A BCom student who had undergone the ‘Management Production and Planning’ (MPP) course could have cracked this section. Also present were some Q’s on recruitment policies and the Company Act. There were some questions on current and social topics (e.g. Khairlanji killings).
  • You could have attempted around 15-18 Q’s in about 20 min. from this area.
TISS 2007 Paper Attempt Strategy
Question Type No. of Qs Target Attempts Time Allotted Target Marks 1 Quantitative Aptitude 40 25 35 min 2 Verbal Ability 15 15 10 min 3 Logical Reasoning 20 17 25 min 4 Social and Business Awareness 45 18 20 min Total 120 75 90 min 50+
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From India, Ahmadabad
Anonymous
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120 Qs, 90 min. 70 marks


120 Qs, 90 min.
70 marks (negative marks for wrong answers)
No sections :4
answer options per question :
Cutoff : 43+ (as declared by TISS)

No of Qs
Quantitative Aptitude
40
Verbal Ability
15
Logical Reasoning
20
Social and Business Awareness
45

You can easily attempt 60+/65 in QA/VA/LR. . So the only section to watch out for is GK. 20+ in GK, you are in

Few GK Questions

1)wats the full form of tqm
2)wat does "s" stand for in SWOT
3)wat does constitutional amendment 74 deal with
4)full form of sez
5)full form of BPO
6)who wrote the book named "freedom" n "capitalism"
7)which article deals with abolishment of untouchability
8) global compact is an initiative by whom
9)when an employee tells the boss abt his colleague indulging in corrupt ways,wat is it called.
10)when a person concentrates only on himself and his buisness , wat is it called?
11)which of the following trade unions is a part of CPI
12) article 74 in d constitution was to strengthen governance in RURAL india
13) who had gone for a strike on pension issue.(srry nt sure of d questn framin!!)
is d answer SBI
14) education is in CONCURRENT list
15) theory of SELF ACTUALISATION was given by MASLOW.
16)name the book written by prez musharraf
17)what does s stand for in sot
18)recently kharlanji is in news why
19)one party is not a national party..
20)parliament:u.k
21)bear: russia
22)one question on having a one boss at a time
23)one Q on a company concentration on the core business
24)global compact is followed by whom..
20) WHistle blower if employee is telling secretly abt other employees
21) HR based question on HErzbergs 2 FActor theory of motivation ans closest was Mc Gregor
22)TPM -TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
23) T-model ans is FORD (I gt this 1 wrong ,i marked toyata
24)author of some book was asked ans options were peter drucker ,etc etc
25) NORTON ,KAPLAN terminilogies belong to which of following KAizan,TPM , or PCMM something of this sort forgt the options
26)who was called punjab kesari -LALA LAJPAT RAI
27)who is the deputy chairman of planning commission-MOntek singh Aluwahlia
28)ISO14000- ENvironment
29)F.W. TAylor is associated with SCientific mAnagement
30)ITC rural scheme initiative name..E-ChouPAl

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TISS to establish its campus in city
Staff Reporter
HYDERABAD: The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) will establish its campus most likely at Vikarabad in Ranga Reddy district.
A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting conducted by representatives of TISS with Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, at the Secretariat here on Tuesday.
The prestigious institute, which was established in 1936, was recognised as a deemed university in 1964. It is fully funded by the University Grants Commission and its rural campus is in Tuljapur of Osmanabad district, Maharashtra.
TISS was awarded five star rating by NAAC in 2002 and recognised as a Centre of Excellence.
The courses offered are Masters, M.Phil and Ph.D programmes in social work, development studies among others.
It has a collaborative research programme with number of universities from abroad.

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