MBA in HR is what I want to do. So Is it a good option to do MBA in HR after doing BA psychology? or should I do BBA before my MBA?

I have completed my 12th grade with 88% marks and I am basically confused between BA psychology or BBA for graduation before doing MBA in HR.

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Hari Hara Sudhan Ramaswamy | Contributor-Level 9

2016-06-16 01:40:14

No, I will commend you this choice of yours. You could do a Master of HRM. However, If you could do an MA/M.Sc in Organizational/HRD Psychology.

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Jayakishore Aireri | Guide-Level 13

2016-06-26 02:12:11

HR comes under hiring employees and developing their skills etc. For doing MBA, you can have any graduation degree. Now you have a chance to do psychology, better to do it. As Psychology is useful in all fields.

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