I hve an Experience of 1yr 6m in branch banking nw want 2 shift 2 hr. is full tme mba /part tme mba is solution 4 it or smthk else i can do

Hi Snehal, pursuing management course acts like cherry on your career cake by adding good opportunities in career depending on the individual’s capability of utilizing the skills. There are several specializations and as per your interest in MBA HR, it deals with the systematic approach of dealing the workforce in an organization. It mainly involves the general strategies which are framed for the successful functioning of any organization. It is a function within the organization which includes the recruitment & training as well as the management of employees in an effective manner. The job profiles may vary in HR. Only through experience one can finally reach a good position. To decide the mode of study I would say that part-time MBA will expand your existing knowledge base. It may take you three to five years to complete your MBA in a part-time program as opposed to a two-year full-time program. The program appeals to people who wish to advance their existing career without leaving their job. Part time MBA programs have the same specialization opportunities as other MBA program variants like the full-time. To help you regarding the institutes offering part-time MBA (HR), I am sending you institute and article links. tinyurl.com/6geepgc tinyurl.com/5wd2tpt tinyurl.com/5sledac Hope it helps. Feel free to raise more queries or close the question by liking it or marking it as the best answer. All the best!

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You may shift to HR if you have opportunities. When you do MBA with specialization in HR it would ehlp you in getting into this line faster. I would not as such suggest leaving the job and then doing MBA incase you want to continue in the Banking service only. But MBA through regular mode of education is always more worthwhile. Incase you do your MBA through distance education then do it form a UGC recognized institution only. I suggest you give CAT exam and incase you get good percentile and then good reputed institution then you may think of leaving the job and doing MBA through regular education.

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