I have completed B.Sc. (maths) and want to pursue MBA in hr. So will it be beneficial in aspects of my career or job.

Hi Yes, you should definitely pursue this course. It would be very beneficial for you. After completing MBA, you will have a complete corporate profile and thus you will get very good jobs.

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This would depend a lot on your personalty traits & interest areas. Each MBA specialisation needs specific personality traits for excelling in the profession say if you are outspoken and like traveling, meeting people, take target pressure then Marketing could be a preference & is you are a peoples person wherein you like counseling people and act as an advisory & wants a desk top job bonded by rules & regulations then HRM will be exciting so do evaluate your inherent personality traits and then take a call.

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Yes, of course, it is a great approach as you have completed your degree (with at least 60% aggregate) you would be a year ahead of engineering lot, who are in a huge amount in Management. In addition to that, as engineers are in large numbers in all the management institute, so you will be privileged by Iims in the form of divergence points about 5 points, but only if you secure an out standing score in CAT. If you want to do management in continuation without taking drop after completing your degree, you should start prep as soon as possible. You could start it from the starting of 2nd year of your degree, if you have issues with the CAT (or other management entrance exam) syllabus; if you are a good student and can manage to focus on your degree in addition to prep then after completing 2nd year, it would be a better approach; and if you are an excellent student, have mastered all the basics of arithmetic and algebra of high school ( standard. 8th, 9th and 10th), have a great English vocab and habit of reading sophisticated literature like books, novels and articles, aware of a little bit of GK ( optional) with world history, geography as well as a glance of current affairs, and have a logical sense of reasoning, final semester (6 months) would be the best period of time for that. You can take drop, if you want. The strategy would be the same as mentioned above. If you are a mediocre student I would suggest you to take drop and completely be focused and dedicated toward the prep, but don't forget to get relaxed according to your needs, not according to your wants. You could get involve in extra curricular activities, it is suggestion, because many top B-schools consider that.

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