Dear All Seniors,
I have completed PGDHRM and am now contemplating pursuing an MBA. However, I am a little confused. Should I invest a considerable amount in doing an MBA? Will it be beneficial for advancing my career in HR? Between MSW and MBA, which one would be more valued? I need your guidance.
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Nilima
From India, Nasik
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2I have completed PGDHRM and am now contemplating pursuing an MBA. However, I am a little confused. Should I invest a considerable amount in doing an MBA? Will it be beneficial for advancing my career in HR? Between MSW and MBA, which one would be more valued? I need your guidance.
Regards,
Nilima
From India, Nasik
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If you are aiming for a career in HR, it is advisable to pursue MSW than MBA (HR). You can also thank of pursuing MA (Sociology/Social Work or Psychology). Thanks. regards R K Nair
From India, Aizawl
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Dear Seniors,
I have completed my MSW in the year 2010. Previously, I was working as an Assistant HR Executive in a manufacturing company for a period of 7 months. Currently, I am working as a Welfare Officer in a manufacturing company. Please advise me, after completing one year, should I join another company as a Senior HR Executive?
Thank you.
From India, Bangalore
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I have completed my MSW in the year 2010. Previously, I was working as an Assistant HR Executive in a manufacturing company for a period of 7 months. Currently, I am working as a Welfare Officer in a manufacturing company. Please advise me, after completing one year, should I join another company as a Senior HR Executive?
Thank you.
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First, you need to confirm where you have completed your PGDHRM, the duration (1 year / 2 years), whether it was full-time or part-time, and if it is approved by AICTE or not.
If you have already spent two full years on PGDHRM, there is no point in investing more time and money in the same course. To my knowledge, PGDHRM and MBA curricula will hardly differ. What matters is where you studied and how diligently you pursued your studies.
I wonder why you chose PGDHRM instead of opting for an MBA directly.
Do not waste your time and money by learning the same things repeatedly. Do not be swayed by attractive brochures and colorful advertisements.
From India, Pune
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If you have already spent two full years on PGDHRM, there is no point in investing more time and money in the same course. To my knowledge, PGDHRM and MBA curricula will hardly differ. What matters is where you studied and how diligently you pursued your studies.
I wonder why you chose PGDHRM instead of opting for an MBA directly.
Do not waste your time and money by learning the same things repeatedly. Do not be swayed by attractive brochures and colorful advertisements.
From India, Pune
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I completed my PGDHRM from ICFAI University, with a duration of 1 year, approved by AICTE.
Personally, I have noticed that when there is a job opening, employers tend to give preference to MBA candidates over Diploma holders. That's why I am considering pursuing an MBA.
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Nilima
From India, Nasik
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Personally, I have noticed that when there is a job opening, employers tend to give preference to MBA candidates over Diploma holders. That's why I am considering pursuing an MBA.
Regards,
Nilima
From India, Nasik
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I suggest, continue one more year with ICFAI University and they will offer you Masters Degree.
From India, Pune
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From India, Pune
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Hello Nilima,
It seems that you are getting distracted by the various suggestions you are receiving.
Whatever you have done is already done! Okay! Don't repent for what you have done earlier, as you would have taken up PGDHRM at that moment in time when you had limited understanding of the prospects. While going through the course, you would have come across the fact about being a Post Graduate (I mean, MBA or MSW). No worries, this happens to many of us.
Now, a wise decision would be to continue with your MBA rather than MSW. I am really not sure if the Institute/University you have mentioned is an approved/recognized one, but any of the other universities, which are State or Central Universities, would suffice. You may pursue this MBA while you are working, so that you can continue to earn both money and experience simultaneously. Additionally, your earnings would help you to meet your university course and examination fees too.
Regarding your query, "Should I invest a considerable amount to do an MBA?", I would personally not invest lakhs of rupees to obtain that *expensive* MBA. I would choose an MBA from any State or Central University and strive to excel in that.
I hope this advice helps you make a decision. Wishing you all the best in your career.
Suresh.
From India, Bangalore
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It seems that you are getting distracted by the various suggestions you are receiving.
Whatever you have done is already done! Okay! Don't repent for what you have done earlier, as you would have taken up PGDHRM at that moment in time when you had limited understanding of the prospects. While going through the course, you would have come across the fact about being a Post Graduate (I mean, MBA or MSW). No worries, this happens to many of us.
Now, a wise decision would be to continue with your MBA rather than MSW. I am really not sure if the Institute/University you have mentioned is an approved/recognized one, but any of the other universities, which are State or Central Universities, would suffice. You may pursue this MBA while you are working, so that you can continue to earn both money and experience simultaneously. Additionally, your earnings would help you to meet your university course and examination fees too.
Regarding your query, "Should I invest a considerable amount to do an MBA?", I would personally not invest lakhs of rupees to obtain that *expensive* MBA. I would choose an MBA from any State or Central University and strive to excel in that.
I hope this advice helps you make a decision. Wishing you all the best in your career.
Suresh.
From India, Bangalore
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