Hello Pooja,

For Undergraduate Courses: 

To start with the undergraduate course, you can get admission after 12th or Higher Secondary degree from any recognized institution.

For Postgraduate Courses: 

For admissions in master courses, you should have completed your bachelor’s degree (BBA) in the related field from any recognized university or college.

There is a lot of scope in this field. After completing your degree, you may start your own business. The scope of Entrepreneurship in India or in abroad is huge. In the study of Entrepreneurship, you can learn the techniques to run the business in an effective way.

You can work as a business consultant in various government and private companies. You can also perform teaching jobs at colleges and universities.

Some job titles are:

• Small Business Owners
• Business Consultants
• Business Reporters
• Fundraisers and Development Officers
• Sales Managers
• New Venture Developers
• Teaching/Faculty

Hope this helps. You can contact for any further guidelines.

hello.. its according to your choice if you are intrested in program that prepares  to build careers in the hr departments of industries, hospitals, NGOs and other organizations.. if you are intrested in doing such jobs further then its essential and helpful to do msw hr.. 

Hi Ankit,

Well if you are a kind of person who is good at communicating, negotiating, multitasking and are a people's person then, of course, HR management is a great choice for you.

Today there is demand for HR managers and at the same time, they are paid well too.

Some of the top institutes in India from where you can pursue HR management are

• XLRI Jamshedpur
• TISS Mumbai
• IIM Ranchi
• SCMHRD Pune
• XAHR-XUB Bhubaneswar
• NMIMS Mumbai etc

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!

Dear Hemanth,

Communication is the most important skill. You can improve your communication skills by reading, learning new words and not only words learn new sentences also.

Read newspapers.

Communicate with your friends and family in english.

Learn new words and new sentences.

Practice more, practice is undeniably the best way to learn and to improve.

Hope this helps you.

Good Luck!

There is no relation between accounts and HR. A person with sound knowledge of accounts can be a good HR and the one with less knowledge also can be a good HR. It all depends on your interest in which stream you do your major and in which stream you do a minor. Say if you opted HR for a major course, how you study with full dedication will decide whether you are a good HR or not.

In most of the top reputed colleges like IIMs and other private colleges in the first year, you are taught subjects from all the streams. This will give you enough time to figure out in which stream you are more comfortable and in which stream you actually want to make your own career. Then in the second year, you are given the option to choose two streams one as Major and other as minor so that you will be studying all the subjects related to that stream only. Although in IIMs where there is General Management degree; there is no major-minor so you are allowed to choose all the subjects for the second year from any streams. At that time you can take more subjects from the stream which you like. Say if you like Marketing and Operations then you can pick most of the subjects from these streams to study in the second year.

So, Kajal you don't worry about silly things prepare hard to get admission in the best b-school. You yourself will groom yourself completely in a top b-school.

Starting salary of HR is around Rs. 25,000 per month. It can be vary according to the college placements, skill and knowledge.

After, getting a experience average salary of a HR is around Rs. 50,000 per month.

Good Luck!!