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Hello tina, welcome to https://shiksha.com, both specializations you selected are different in subjects and career forms, both have their own importance and other point consider is what university or b.school you are going to study, because for PG especially MBA, college and major project matters while starting a career.
hotel management is wise one, not only in india it have options on abroad as well, and it needs strong knowledge on the selected subjects while HR is a major specialization now, if you want to start your own organisation or work on hr executives later turn into managers level, HR is the best one, and decent one while coming to salaries both will get equal at initial but rankings, postings, criteria is different.
so think which is better option for you to choose, once chosen cannot be edited back, take an advice from the college and friends, read online articles on both subjects to get an idea
All the best, reply us on further our people can help you.

Short term courses in Banking and Finance:
Six months Diploma in Banking
PG Diploma in banking and Finance
Diploma In Banking Services
Certificate Course in Banking and Financing
Certificate course in Banking
Post Graduate Diploma in Bank Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Financial Management
Banking is a career that offers opportunities to students from all streams, be it humanities, commerce or Science. However, to make a career in banking, you must be good at analyzing numbers, that is, your mathematics must be strong enough to interpret and analyse numerical data. You must be prepared for the Banking Entrance Exams and for the interviews that follow these entrance examinations.
An undergraduate degree is essential to kick start your career in banking.
Thereafter, you can sit for Bank PO exams or go ahead with higher education-
MBA Banking & Finance
PG Diploma in Banking & Operations
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PG Diploma in Financial Planning and Wealth Management

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. MBA has no age limit for students but certain MBA Exams like ATMA require the student to be 21 years of age at the time of exam. MBA can be done after completion of 3 or 4-year graduation (depending on the MBA colleges eligibility criteria). Apart from general MBA eligibility criteria; there are additional requirements such as work experience (in case of Executive MBA and MBA Abroad), entrance exam score, and performance in group discussion and Personal Interview round; all of which are subjective and depend on which MBA college a student is aiming for. Under MBA eligibility criteria, there are certain relaxations for reserved category students. Many MBA colleges and entrance exams offer a minimum of 5% relaxation in graduation for SC/ST/PwD/OBC categories. MBA eligibility in Top MBA Colleges such as IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, and IIM Calcutta is securing minimum cut-off score in CAT Exam. 12th marks, graduation scores, portfolio, and most importantly performance in group discussion and Personal Interview (GD/PI) round matters when considering the chances to get MBA Admission in Iims. Securing more than 80% marks in class 12th and graduation is crucial to getting admission to top MBA colleges.