One of the most in-demand degrees these days is the MBA in HR, so every sector needs to be trained in human resources to handle the workforce. In this career, with outstanding pay packages, a person can take advantage of various occupations. A person choosing an HR job starts by getting an associate’s degree or a diploma – the individual who achieves a Master’s degree in human relations will get a directorial and senior-level management position.

An MBA in HR  offers knowledge and training in managing the workforce of the organisation. Some of the common specialisations offered are employment law, talent and diversity management, etc. Masters in human resource management courses are in the form of a specialised MBA degree.

LPU has earned many affiliations, recognitions, and accreditations down the lane and marks itself amongst a few of the top private universities. Mittal School Of Business Is Among The First 10 Institutions In India To Get ACBSP (USA) Accreditation.

LPU is ranked 10th best university for Training and Placement in 2019 by Knowledge Review.

LPU's Mittal Business School offers MBA that is cutting edge and something that industry today needs. I can say this because The Lovely Professional University is ranked 37th in management institutes by NIRF ranking. I

KPMG, Amazon, Acuity Knowledge Partners, Flipkart, Federal Bank, HDFC, etc., companies visit here.

As far as the course curriculum is concerned, the university has tie-ups with the companies like NSE, Safeducate, ICICI Direct, IDFC, etc. to allow students to pursue live projects and/or professional certifications like NCCMP, NCFM, etc. The LPU has the largest placement network. LPU received an Employability award by Aspiring Mind in 2020 for best placement Institute in India.

The curriculum of MBA at LPU is very Industry oriented. There is a term CDR (Curriculum Development Research) held after every 6 months in which many senior industry people suggest what are the needs of present-day industry. Faculty knows all the strengths and weaknesses of students are noted and course correction is devised after the considerable suggestions of Industry tycoons. Thus LPU cares what to teach according to the demand of industry so that all the students can be able to cope with the outer world after qualifying from LPU.

The Centre for professional enhancement  starts working on the student from day one. A set of mentors nourish their personality, public speaking, soft skills, etc.

Alumni are working in the best of the MNCs across the Globe like Google, Facebook, and Apple. Some top names include Colgate Palmolive, GlaxoSmithKline, ITC, Kellogg's, MRF, JK Tyres, Wipro Lighting, Exide, LAVA, Practo, Asian Paints, Bajaj, Berger Paints, etc. International Companies like Hyatt (USA), Ritz Carlton (USA), Adani Wilmar (Africa), Altruist (Africa), Al-Rakha (Dubai), Dharam Consultancy (USA) selected LPU students for International locations. Practo, one of India's leading start-up brands, selected 28 LPU students at 6.5 Lakhs Packages.

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After doing BBA in event management, It's not like that you won't be benifited by doing MBA in RM, BM or HRM....You can opt for any of these domain. Every domain has it's own benefits all you have to do is to choose a right path. You can surely opt for MBA in HRM. Most preferred domains are HRM and BM. So the choice depends on you.



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Hi dear,

According to me, yes you can do MBA in HR after BBA in event management there is no problem so don't worry

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Yes, you can pursue MBA in HR after doing BBA in Event Management. An MBA course doesn't require any particular background in general. Anybody can pursue an MBA course regardless of their Under Graduate stream.

yes you can do MBA from HR after doing BBA , as this is the good choice of yours. and this has a good scope in it itself. so go for it. if you have any query related to your cource and career feel free to ask. it will be an honoutred to solve your querry. all the best. have a great future aehad.

Dear Jatin,

Its good to see that you are interested in HR for your MBA.

I would like to tell you that yes you can definately go for MBA after doing BBA in event management. In fact it's a very good option.

I would also like to suggest you that after your graduation gain some experience then go for your MBA from any good institute like SP Jain or Nareseemonji.

All the best. I hope this was helpful to you.

MBA can be done irrespective of any specializations. Only a graduate degree is required and at times it might depend on the b school (some will accept a 3 year degree as well the 4 year degree too).So on your case as you are already into the management it should not be an issue. There are 2-3 specializations selected and you can opt one as HR and the other one could be the event management as well.

It depends on university or college.

Will they consider on Other stream as u already

BBA Completed.



For MBA,  BBA is Enough for Admission but u r specialisation in EVENT Management. U should complete your MBA in Event Management.



Rather than trying in HR.



thanks,

Azim