Is it possible to work in the field of HRM in India after completing BA and MA in psychology? What is the scope of it?

Which colleges provide campus recruitment for the same?

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Shail Oberoi | Guide-Level 14

2016-02-26 19:53:02

Yes, with a M.A. in Psychology, you can pursue a career in HRM. HRM is a wide area & you need to pursue a specific area that fits into your academic qualification. Some of the areas that you could pursue are: consulting, training, counselling, psychometric testing, OD, coaching, etc. There is always

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Kamaraju Pulugurtha | Guide-Level 14

2016-02-26 17:21:43

I feel that your academic qualifications are very much helpful, though I feel that HRM is a tricky job, requiring interpersonal skills in play. Mainly, it is a matter to display a lot of patience and human understanding. Your qualifications are apt, no doubt.

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