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Hi Urvi, pursuing MBA is the most preferred career option by today's generation. The variety of scope associated with it makes it even more desirable.
There are several specialties available in the MBA degree programs. Most schools offer full-time courses of study based on the students needs, programs are available in a part-time, executive, and distance format which is a plus for the student who is trying to advance or get promoted at his/her current place of employment.
And as you have chosen MBA in HR I am sending you link of institutes offering your desired course. Please refer to the below link.
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Also, please go through the article links.
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There are certain aspects which cannot be left aside like the recognition of the college, faculty, placements, fees, etc to choose the best one for yourself. Choosing an institution is a big task as it will be a step in building your career. So, try to avoid haste decisions.
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Wish you luck!

Hello Urvi,
If you are planning to do an MBA immediately after completing your college, it would be ideal if you have at least 2 to 3 years of work experience, preferably managerial work experience, where you managed and led a team of individuals.
At the same time, there are some universities that will accept people without work experience as well. It all depends on where you would want to get your MBA from.
And it is possible for you to study in the US after completing your BBA programme. Even though 16 years of education is the norm, there are plenty of universities in the US that accepts students who have completed only 15 years of education.
I am a Study Abroad Advisor at EduCareers. You can read more about these type of topics at our blog www.educareers.co.in
I hope you found this answer useful. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
Cheers.
Pooja.

Applications for admission to the First Year BMS will have to be done through an online system available on our website at xaviers.edu on the Homepage, from the 1st of May to the 1st of June 2011. Please read the Notice on the Website Homepage for more details. The actual admissions will begin only after the declaration of results of the XII in Mumbai.
Students passing the H.S.C. or any other examination conducted by Boards/Universities outside Maharashtra State, should apply to the college for a provisional eligibility certificate. To apply for this one has to display the original Mark sheet at the College office, along with 2 photocopies of the same. For confirmation of the eligibility, students should submit to the College Office, before the close of the first Semester, the Statement of Marks, the Passing Certificate and the Migration Certificate.
At the time of admission the student must submit the following documents in original along with duly attested photocopies.
1. H.S.C. Marksheet
2. Baptism Certificate (For the Minority community - Christians)
3. Caste Certificate (if applicable)
4. Documentary Evidence regarding special category status:
· Wards of Transferred State/Central Govt. etc

Dear Ahishek,
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Latest one is Tally 9.0
Tally ERP 9 (Tally 9.0) –the latest evolution of the Tally series took 3 years and the dedicated efforts of 200 developers to create. It has grown from a basic accounting package into a simple-yet-sophisticated business management software product. Comprehensive capabilities allow Tally.ERP 9 to meet the needs of small to large businesses with dispersed operations. And traditional functions of a business are handled as capably as the more advanced.
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Arun.