What should I opt for: BM in XLRI or HRM in XLRI?

Both the courses are best in their unique aspects and give you the best career growth. Business management and HRM courses have good faculty members holding the highest degrees in their respective fields. Also, both the specializations have good placement records. Here are a few more quick facts about the BM and HRM courses.

Admission process:

• The admission process is purely based on entrance exams and academic excellence.

• The domestic students should take XAT exams while the NRI students should take GMAT tests to apply for these courses at XLRI.

• The required XAT cutoff for BM and HRM in 2020 was 96 and 94 respectively.

• Also, the candidates should pass their graduation with good scores.

Placement:

• The college has a 100% placement record. Each year several students get recruited in the topmost companies with the highest packages.

• The highest and average domestic salary of the students is 26 LPA and 15.42 LPA respectively.

• While the international packages of the highest and lowest salary are 58 LPA and 15 LPA respectively.

• HR students get a comparatively bit more placement offers than business management students.

• Business management students get various job roles such as managing director, in the sales department, marketing department, strategists, and many more. While HR roles include HR consulting, HY analytics, Assistant Vice President, etc.

Recruiting Companies

• The several companies that are frequently visiting the campus in business management sectors are TAS, Aditya Birla Group, Mahindra, Capgemini ELITE, Reliance Industries, Xiaomi, RPG, Hinduja, ACT, McKinsey & Co., The Boston Consulting Group, Accenture Strategy, Deloitte, PWC, EY, KPMG, AON, Korn Ferry, Vector Group, Everest Group, Thoucentric Consulting, Infosys.

• The companies visiting for the HR candidates are P&G, ITC, JP Morgan and Chase, Colgate Palmolive, Myntra, Ola, Power Finance Corporation, Samsung, C K Birla.

This is all about both courses at this college. So, choose the best course based on your interest and preferences rather than ranking, placements, and other aspects.