Has anyone regretted after joining XLRI HRM?

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.

The answer to this question is a no. One of my brothers graduated from Xavier School of Management and I have seen him achieve the goals of his life. Nobody regrets doing MBA from XLRI HRM, be it about the faculty or the placement opportunities.

My brother was a part of a top-notch leadership program by Mckinsey for an Indian MNC. It had students from IIM, IBS, and other preeminent universities. There were 3 XLRI HRM students who got selected for the project. Therefore, it not only provides you opportunities to outshine your knowledge and get a good placement but it also makes you ready to face the actual world.

However, a few students regret joining XLRI HRM, ignoring the benefits it provides.

1. Many students had their keen interest in marketing and financing but took XLRI HRM just so that they can get a degree from a well-reputed university.
2. The second category would include the students who took education loans for their admission as it is a little expensive university when it comes to its fees. Later, those students have to pay EMI which affects their well-earned money.

Otherwise, it is a well-known university that provides ample opportunities for you to perform well and earn well.