I want to do MBA in HR and finance. Will it be a good option for my career? Can you please tell this?

Hi, First of all, both the streams are amazing to follow. You need to find out that which field you are passionate about. If you are amazing in dealing with people then you should go ahead with HR. If you are interested in all the maintaining a companies finances or all the finance related stuff then charge on Finance. In the end, it all depends on your passion and your liking. There is an excellent MBA programme in India I would recommend to you. The University of the West of Scotland's MBA Degree, offered by Indian School of Business and Computing is an internationally recognised degree that has been designed to reflect the evolving nature of the global business and the intense professional skills demanded by the 21st century corporate world. USW MBA programme is a career accelerator with intense focus on developing students on every skill that is valued in the corporate world. ISBC The ISBC institution campus is located in Bengaluru, earlier known as Bangalore, a multi-lingual metropolitan city with the moniker Silicon City attached to it. Apart from being a technology savvy city, Bengaluru is one of the most sort after education destinations in India. The sheer concentration of corporate stakeholders and MNC's in Bengaluru, makes it one of the most ideal locations for career focused education and lucrative employment opportunities. UWS The University of the West of Scotland is a prominent institution providing students the cultural and educational knowledge they need for the global world. This is greatly embedded in the curriculum, teaching methodology and the research projects undertaken. The degree and curriculum from UWS expose the students to a global perspective that in turn opens up many international opportunities. Hope you like the answer.

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It is better to go for HR and Marketing. Both go hand in hand. HR and Finance should never to taken as minor as there is no logic behind that. I am a student of Doon Business School, Dehradun and got selected here with 93.5 % score.

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It's totally depend on your interest. You have to choose if you are good enough in communication. So, you can move for HR, Both have good career and vast area. All the best.

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It is a good option with both practical exposure to people in organization through HR and to know the figures related to company through finance. Coming to future prospective, finance has no doubt better prospective than HR, and if you are good in it you will earn money easily. Further, HR is a good option if you are people oriented person. Career growth is less in HR and also least paid job in management field.

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Specialising in more than one key area is one desirable qualification and adaptability can be done easily.

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Yes, only if you have a proper understanding of commerce. Interests too matter. Clear CAT and sit for GDPI rounds with respective colleges.

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Yes, you definitely can. It completely depends on your personal choice. HR is always booming as this is the first step to an organisation. The selection of candidates. So you will always find this sector booming. Finance is the backbone of an organisation. So these two can make a good combination.

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MBA in Human resources and finance are best option from future prospective as it opens the door for you to get some good position in big companies or even start your own venture after completing MBA. You should look for good B school like IPS Business school, Jaipur where you can enroll yourself for MBA (HR)& MBA (FINANCE ) as elective. At IPS business focus is given on theoretical classroom classes along with OJT so that students can acquire practical knowledge of corporate world, so by the end of their completion of MBA they would have the basic knowledge of corporate world, which in turn will help them in getting best placements in top companies as HR manager or finance manager. At IPS along with the regular studies, many additional certification courses are also provided like, data analytics SAP, SPSS, digital marketing, soft skills, PD classes, and advance excel classes which make students efficient and effective enough to grab the corporate opportunities.

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Dear Aspirants, Selecting the specialisation for an MBA degree is always a tough decision. Dual specialisation always helps to achieve your dreams in two different sectors and majorly it expand your options in the industry. MBA in HR: The Human Resource Management is a function that involves in the process of hiring of the workforce, providing development &amp; training, maintaining workforce regulation, assessment of their performance, providing compensation &amp; benefits, motivating, relationship with the staff. For students with no work experience, it is essential to choose the right kind of MBA programme. It is this degree that will help them to create a resume that will reflect professional experience, knowledge, and other tools of career management. MBA in Finance: helps students to straddle the management field with the cutting-edge financial technology innovation and its application the area of Banking, Finance and Insurance. The Programme will enable students to have an in-depth understanding of the future of money, markets and transactions, as well as the mental tools and frameworks required to predict and leverage future trends. In my opinion, student should go for Dual specialisation programme like IILM University, Gurugram provide Dual specialisation programme to the student. They are providing good opportunity to learn both Finance as well as Business Analytics. To know more about the university, please go through the website: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://iilm.edu.in/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://iilm.edu.in/</a> Hope this help!

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