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How is SRCCs GBO programme? How are the placements and the faculty? What is the course structure like?

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Rohan Gupta Posted On : January 10th, 2022
GBO from Shri Ram College of Commerce (2018)

According to the students of SRCC, the GBO is a really underrated and underappreciated course, but has a potential to be considered one of the top management courses in India. The course started with an inclination towards international management. There are few benefits to the course.

  • SRCC has a brand value. It is one of the best commerce colleges in the country.
  • The Faculty members are well experienced. 
  • Every faculty associated with GBO has excelled in his or her field. 
  • Lectures on Communication and International trade also take place. 
  • The Principal takes classes on Financial Management.
  • Taking a Management course is an investment which would give a proper return in the future. 
  • With a fee of 80,000 per semester and students getting a salary package of 9.5 lakhs is a decent offer.

GBO, therefore will for sure provide a platform to start off your career but it depends on how you modify yourself and enhance your skills to get maximum benefits.

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What was the last year GATE cut off for PGDIE, PGDMM & PGDPM for NITIE Mumbai?

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Eshita Roy Posted On : February 24th, 2022
studied at National Institute of Industrial Engineering

The required GATE cutoff for PGDIE, PGDMM, and PGDPM for the academic year 2020-2022 was as follows. 

Category  PGDIE  PGDMM PGDPM
General  75 173 167
EWS 21 36 38
OBC 61 92 101
SC 28 41 47
ST 14 20 19
Physically Disabled  2 - -

Students who are shortlisted need to appear in group discussion and personal interview for final selection. 

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Has anyone regretted after joining XLRI HRM?

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Gaurav Sharma Posted On : May 20th, 2023
studied at Xavier School of Management

I talked to a cousin who was planning his higher studies and he told me that when he started planning his career, he prioritized 2 things. He will pursue what he is good at and will do what he actually likes doing. 

After considerable anticipation, he decided to pursue HR and shared his experience so far. To date, he is glad he decided to take up HR and has no regrets whatsoever. In fact, he had temporarily joined a software job which confirmed his lack of interest in that field.

He chose HR over BM despite knowing job opportunities for BM are better than HR. What kept him going was his initial decision of sticking to what he loved.

As his journey commenced, he started creating memories in Jamshedpur, making new friends, having wonderful experiences, and taking part in both co-curricular and extra-curricular stuff. After some nervousness in placements, today he has successfully completed a year in an HR role. 

HRM is always going to be more niche than most, and that’s exactly why XLRI, a premier b-school is the best option for HR. The plethora of competitions and scope provided is the envy of the B-school world.

He loved HR in general and XLRI specifically because it taught him that pursuing what you love will make you happy even if the monetary return is not huge.

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How was your IIT Kharagpur PGDBA interview experience?

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MInakshi Posted On : July 16th, 2024
Student of PGDBA at IIT Kharagpur

Before sharing my PGDBA interview experience, I would like to list down my personal details:

Name- Minakshi Singh

Educational Background- BE graduate from BIT Mesra, Ranchi (74.4%), 12th (88.8%), 10th (10 CGPA).

Work experience: 1 year

Organization(Name): TCS

Designation: Software Engineer

The Interview was conducted in an online manner, and its duration was 30 minutes. There were three interviewers, and they made me feel comfortable before starting the PI. Here are some questions I was asked during the interview-

 First, I was asked to Introduce myself. I answered politely and confidently. I told the interviewers everything about myself. I told them about my academic qualifications, my work experience, my schooling background, my interests, etc.

I was asked about my undergrad degree. I answered that I have completed my B.Tech from BIT Meshra, Ranchi in Computer Science. In response to this, I was asked the reason for pursuing CSE for my B.Tech. I responded by saying that I am interested in computer science, which is why I opted for a B.Tech in this stream. 

Apart from my personal details, I was asked technical questions too. For example, one of the interviewers asked me to differentiate between Analytics and Analysis. The interviewers asked Business Analytics related questions, and questions on current affairs.

My advice to you would be to remain calm and confident during the interview, and to study a bit of current affairs. Also, make sure to study a bit on this course, and have answers to basic questions such as the one I have mentioned above.

Overall, my PGDBA interview experience at IIT Kharagpur was quite pleasant. 

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What are reviews of the PGDHRM program at IIM Ranchi?

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Gaurav Yadav Posted On : January 25th, 2023
Studied at the Indian Institute of Management Ranchi

There has been a lot of talk and misconceptions about whether the PGDHRM is as good as XLRI TISS or any other 'HR institute'. The PGDHRM stands out due to its unique curriculum and ideology. It is recognized that HR is not just about soft skills, and the course has been designed to be futuristic and not obsolete like some peer institutes.

  • The PGDHRM has several courses in quantitative analytics and HR analytics, taught by industrialists and professors from IIM A. These courses include lectures on IBM cognitive intelligence, tableau, statistical tool R, and SPSS.
  • One of the best parts of the PGDHRM is that it has visiting professors from top institutes such as IIM A, B, C, L, I, XLRI, TISS, and GIMS, as well as senior specialists from ILO and the former Economic Times’ chief editor.
  • The PGDHRM also has a special alliance with the Tata Steel Adventure Foundation, which offers a unique leadership experience. As part of this program, students had the opportunity to meet the first woman to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, Bachendri Pal.
  • Placement opportunities at the PGDHRM are reportedly higher than those at other institutes and are expected to increase in the coming years. However, the institute places a greater emphasis on instilling a curiosity to learn rather than acting as a placement shop.

While the campus infrastructure may need some improvement, the hostels at the National Games Complex are reportedly very nice. Ultimately, it is students' actions and what they learn that define them, not the physical campus or facilities.

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Is SRCC GBO worth joining?

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Raina Sethi Posted On : January 10th, 2022
studied at Delhi University (2019)

One of my friends studied GBO at SRCC. The course started with an inclination towards international management. 

  • SRCC GBO is one of the finest courses in India. Considering ROI, learning curve, brand image, and opportunities available it is top notch. 
  • If you are willing to study business and get a corporate job or start a business of your own then it is the perfect course.
  • SRCC GBO provides you the best faculty when it comes to academics.
  • SRCC GBO gives you the proper corporate exposure. These are done through webinars, corporate guest lectures, workshops, alumni sessions, industrial visits, and internship opportunities.
  • Students with an overall good academic performance get a job offer from a reputed company with an average salary package of INR 10-12 LPA.

Therefore, it is recommended that GBO at SRCC is worth joining and has good future prospects.

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What are the average, median, and highest salaries offered to XLRI HRM passouts?

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Aishwarya Anand Posted On : January 27th, 2023
Studied at the Xavier School of Management

It is important to understand that the offers that XLRI HRM pass outs receive can vary significantly, as they come from a diverse range of industries. While it is true that the average median salary for XLRI HRM pass-outs is Rs. 9.5 lacs and the highest salary offered is Rs. 12 lacs, it is important to keep in mind that these figures are just estimates, and actual salaries may vary depending on a number of factors such as the specific industry, the company, the individual's skills and experience, and the location of the job.

For freshers, it is common for the starting salary to be in the range of Rs 3-4 LPA.

However, it is worth noting that this is just a rough estimate, and actual salaries may differ based on the factors mentioned above. Ultimately, the salary that an XLRI HRM pass-out receives will depend on a variety of factors, and it is important to keep this in mind when considering job offers.

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Will someone be eligible to apply for PGDM BM at XLRI, Jamshedpur if one has secured less than 50% in graduation?

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Dikhsha Agarwal Posted On : May 1st, 2023
PGDM Business Management, Xavier School of Management (2020)

To get into XLRI Jamshedpur, the eligibility for PGDM (BM) states that you must hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline of minimum 3 years duration or equivalent from a recognized university. Final year students can also apply. There is no minimum requirement of percentage in graduation. So, yes you’re eligible for applying.

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How much does the HR from XLRI get paid? How is life after HRM from XLRI?

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Gaurav Sharma Posted On : April 22nd, 2023
studied at Xavier School of Management

XLRI's HRM program is one of the most sought-after management programs in India, known for producing competent HR professionals. Graduates of the HRM program at XLRI get hired by top-notch organizations and typically receive attractive job offers.

While the salary offered to XLRI HR graduates can vary depending on several factors like job profile, years of experience, location, industry, and company, the average pay scale for HR professionals in India is around INR 7-10 lakhs per annum for entry-level roles. However, XLRI HRM graduates generally tend to receive higher salary packages compared to other business schools due to the reputation of the program and the skills they possess.

Here are some points that will help you understand life after HRM from XLRI:

  • HRM is a challenging and rewarding career path. As an HR professional, you will be responsible for handling crucial tasks like recruitment, performance management, employee engagement, employee relations, compensation, benefits, etc. You'll be working to ensure that employees have a positive experience while working with the company, which in turn will lead to better business outcomes.
  • As an HRM graduate from XLRI, you will have excellent opportunities for placements in top companies in India and abroad. Many XLRI HRM alumni are currently working in reputed firms such as Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, Cognizant, etc. with handsome salaries and bright career prospects.
  • XLRI has a strong alumni network, and graduates of the HRM program have the opportunity to network and connect with successful HR professionals from various industries. The alumni network can help you secure new job opportunities, learn about the latest trends in HR, and build lasting relationships.
  • Life after HRM from XLRI can be challenging, with a busy schedule and tight deadlines. However, the program is designed to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to handle such situations. XLRI HRM graduates typically have a strong work ethic, good communication skills, and the ability to manage stress, which are valuable attributes for any HR professional.
  • The program is designed to develop leaders who can make a positive impact on the organization and society. As an HRM graduate from XLRI, you will have a strong sense of purpose and social responsibility, which will guide you in your professional and personal life.
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What is it like to be a pass out from XLRI, Jamshedpur with a degree in HR? Also, is HRM better than BM in XLRI?

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Gauri Kapoor Posted On : February 13th, 2023
Studied at Xavier School of Management.

In terms of outlook and objectives, the HRM and BM programs offered by XLRI Jamshedpur differ significantly. The BM program, for example, includes only two courses in Organization Behavior, whereas the HRM program includes three courses in the same subject.

The HRM program is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to become a successful HR manager in today's fast-paced corporate environment. As a result, if you want to work in human resources, the HRM program is the best option. XLRI Jamshedpur is regarded as the best HR education institute in India, and being a part of the program gives you access to a rich alumni network of over 60 years, many of whom are in HR roles. This is a significant benefit. Similarly, the BM program has advantages, but the program's objectives differ from those of HRM. If you are admitted, you should not consider any other options.

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