Seeking Notes and Book Recommendations for Quantitative Techniques in HR Studies

Hi,

I need some help on the subject Quantitative Techniques in HR. If anybody is pursuing or has pursued MMS/MBA - HR affiliated with Mumbai University, please share notes on this subject if available. Recommendations for any books are most welcome.

Thanks & Regards,
Tanvini.

Hi,

I am also pursuing MMS-HR from Mumbai University. Just check out the book "Statistics for Psychology" by Mangal; it's a good book.

Which college are you in? If you need any help, get in touch.

Regards,
Amruta

Hi Amruta,

I am in Bharti Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management Studies. How about you? Thanks for your recommendation for the book. In MF/PF, which books are you referring to? I know only about PF - M.W Shaikh.

Thanks & Regards,
Tanvini.

Dear Dr. Manisha,

You may refer to Operation Research by Kapoor and also Probability.

Regards

Hello Dr. Manisha,

Thank you for the book reference. Could you also recommend any reference books for Marketing Finance and Personnel Finance? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks & Regards,
Tanvini

Hello Dr. Manisha,

What should be studied from the Operations Research book by Kapoor? I have the book, but I am confused about what I should study from it. Please guide me.

Thanks & Regards,
Tanvini Gogri

Hi Amruta,

Can you share your QT notes with us? We are facing a lot of difficulty with it. We have started solving the question papers and are finding it too difficult. We don't have a proper faculty, and the college is not ready to make any changes. Maybe I thought if you could help us. Let me know.

Thanks & Regards,
Tanvini Gogri

Hi, I want the book names related to the subject of Quantitative Analysis in MBA for IGNOU University. I also need suggestions from members of the same university. Awaiting your response.

Hi Amruta,

I would like to request some details about the author and books to refer to regarding quantitative techniques.

Well...

The book that everyone is referring to is "Psychological Testing" by Robert Kaplan. Check that out.

Regards, Amruta.