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You need to have a bachelor's degree (3-year course) or equivalent with minimum 50% & above marks in any discipline recognised by any Indian University / AICTE as eligible for post-graduate studies.
For your reference find below various national level management entrance tests.
- CAT.
- MAT.
- XAT.
- CMAT.
- ATMA.
Besides the entrance tests mentioned above some B-school even conduct entrance test of their own like:
- IBSAT: ICFAI Business Schools
- NMAT: NarseeMonjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai.
- MICA: Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad.
- IIFT: Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi and Kolkata.
- SNAP-Symbiosis.
Human Resources or HR is one of the trickiest jobs in the corporate world. From Recruitment and Selection of personnel to deciding Compensation to Employee Training and Development to Job Analysis and Performance Appraisals, an HR manager is the ringmaster in the business jungle. Besides, those who choose MBA in HR can also develop themselves as Industrial Relations Manager or developing cross-cultural working environment in multinational and global companies, which are highly specialized jobs.
A Human Resources Manager is required by all the sectors, whether they are in boom or gloom. HR Management is virtually a recession-proof job. Whether a company is hiring more people to fulfill its expansion plans or firing people to cut down on their costs, they will always need HR experts to help them with personnel management
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To choose the best business school, you will need to make some comparisons. Get out several sheets of paper and right down information about each business school's:
• Academics
• Faculty
• Class Size
• Teaching Method
• Program Reputation
• Selectivity
• Tuition Costs
• Financial Aid Packages
• Career Development/Internship Programs
• Career Placement Statistics
After completing everything on the business school checklist, you should have been able to narrow down your business school selections to just five or six schools. Though you can apply to each one of these business schools, you will be much better off keeping it down to three or less. If you are having difficulty, consider visiting a few campuses, talking to alumni, or interviewing current students. This hands-on approach can usually help you find the business school best suited to your academic needs and career goals.
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