I would like to pursue postgraduate studies with a specialization in HR, but not on a full-time basis. I have already completed my Diploma in HR from Welingkar's after graduation and have around 2 years of experience in this field.
Can anybody suggest a course that will help me update my qualifications and knowledge? I am looking for options that I can pursue through correspondence or part-time study, such as an MBA from ICFAI or ISTD.
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Pranita
From India, Mumbai
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1Can anybody suggest a course that will help me update my qualifications and knowledge? I am looking for options that I can pursue through correspondence or part-time study, such as an MBA from ICFAI or ISTD.
Regards,
Pranita
From India, Mumbai
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Hi,
You can go for a Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) course through Annamalai University. In this program, you will study all aspects of human resources over a period of two years.
For more information, you can visit their website to access the details. The admission process is currently underway.
Thanks & regards, Vaitheeswaran S
From India, Bangalore
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You can go for a Master of Human Resource Management (MHRM) course through Annamalai University. In this program, you will study all aspects of human resources over a period of two years.
For more information, you can visit their website to access the details. The admission process is currently underway.
Thanks & regards, Vaitheeswaran S
From India, Bangalore
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hii vaitheeswaran, I wanted to ask whether MHRM is scoring , can the students score more than 60% in it . If u know any bodu who is MHRM from their do let me know. Bye shweta
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hi, I am pursuing MHRM and appeared for MHRM II year last month. If you prepare seriously definitely you can score well. thanks & regards, vaitheeswaran
From India, Bangalore
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From India, Bangalore
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Hi, I have completed my post-graduation diploma in HR in just one year. Currently, I am pursuing a full-time MBA in HR from Gujarat University while working. I only need to appear for exams. If an employer asks how I managed to complete my course while working, how should I respond?
Please advise me on this as I have recently joined the program.
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Hardik Mehta
From India, Ballia
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Please advise me on this as I have recently joined the program.
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Hardik Mehta
From India, Ballia
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