Colleges for MBA in HR

MBA is the dream degree of every individual, every students wants to become an MBA degree holder. Whether a person is working, or continuing his studies, at of back of his mind, he always has this thought of getting promoted in life or in his job career. Wherever, be it an engineer, or software personnel, or a person working in the field of communications, everybody wants to add a pie to their career with the MBA degree. MBA education has actually become a necessity for the job seeker these days, every company or organisation related to any field wants their applicant to have an MBA degree with him.

MBA courses are done in many subjects, like accounts, finance, marketing, communications, and one more subject which is gaining the attention of students these days is the Human Resource Department. Students these days, find this career opportunity very lucrative and safe, and it is also one of the most responsible job profiles in an organisation. It is mostly to manage the internal audience that the manpower or the employees of a company A student aiming to do MBA in HR, should have completed his graduation from any field, though, the admission criterions and procedures differ according to the standards of the college.

There is no separate entrance examination for MBA in HR, one has to sit for the same CAT, or MAT exam to clarify the basic test, which is to judge the applicant on the basis of Logical, analytical, mathematical, English grammar, interpretative skills. Almost all colleges for MBA provide degrees for MBA in HR also. Some of the top most MBA Colleges in the country, which scores high on its placement index also, are:

v     Indian School of Business

v     Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata

v     Xavier Labour Relations Institute

v     Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies

v     Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad

v     Loyola Institute of Business Administration

v     Indian Institute of Management, Indore

v     S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research

v     Indian Institute of Foreign Trade

v     Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai

v     Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

v     Faculty of Management Studies, New Delhi

v     International Management Institute

v     Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi

v     Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneshwar

v     Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai

Due to the increasing popularity of the MBA degree in the working population of the country, many distance learning MBA courses are also provided by the colleges. There are many formats in which colleges for MBA programs gives education to students, like:

v     Full- time MBA programmes

v     Part Time MBA programmes

v     Distance Learning MBA programmes

v     Specialised MBA programmes

Today, the times are changing and so are the responsibilities of the HR personnel. He has much more to do now- a- days, other than the recruiyment of employess. Following are some of the responsibilities of an HR, and what a student aiming to pursue his higher studies as MBA in HR, must possess:

Ø      Good Communication and interpersonal skills

Ø      Along with the leadership qualities, HR personnel must posses the spirit of working in a team. Team work along with motivational and inspirational skills, helps in the growth of the individual as well as of the company

Ø      Legal aspects, related to the company’s management process and working should be thoroughly learned by the HR, as he is the one who has to further explain it to the rest of the employees.

Ø      Every management student while doing his MBA in HR, is instilled with the managerial qualities, ability to organise and manage things well and on time, is the basic requirement of a manager in HR