I have completed my graduation in hotel managment and i m looking forward to do my masters in indusrtial and oraganisational psychology.

I scored 61% in graduation n i m from pune so can u suggest the colleges for me to study this course.

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Milind Tayade | Contributor-Level 8

2013-08-26 02:01:42

HI. i would suggest you to go for MBA HR & HOTEL MANAGEMENT ( DUAL SPECIALIZATION) from any UGC approved university. it will help you a lot for your future growth. all d best

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Pradeep Vashisht | Contributor-Level 9

2013-08-26 00:13:31

Yes, it is a good decision. you can also choose master in hospitality also.

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Uttam Chatterjee | Contributor-Level 8

2013-08-25 23:48:44

M.B.A (H.R) Includes above topics and also will compliment you BHM degree. You will be head of the organisation of your related field after this.

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