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I dont like accounts.if i do not keep Accounts as my honours and keep Management as my honours,will it be absurd??please help me ..
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Dear Manjari,
Dear candidate, it is impressive to see that you can spot HR as your career interest. From your inquiry, I see you are currently doing a BCom honors and are juggling between accounts and HR. As you say, if you are very keen in doing an MBA with HR or are interested in working in the field of HR in your future career, then you may confidently ignore studying accounts during your Bcom degree. In case your college has a provision to neglect accounts and study HR, please take HR as you desire. If accounts is made compulsory in your Bcom, even then take no worries. You can definitely do the MBA with HR even if you graduate with your BCom degree in Accounts.
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