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HR Expert - Answered on Feb 06, 2023

Khevna Shah is the head of human resources at Coverfox Insurance. She has 14 years of experience in human resources across industries like manufacturing, banking & financial services and insurance. Her expertise includes talent acquisition, retention, employee engagement and developing a performance focussed culture.
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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 06, 2023Hindi

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Hello Khevna, What is the difference between Corporate HR And Industrial HR?

Ans: The fundamental difference is the nature of workforce - corporate HR is about white collared workers / employees and industrial HR is about blue collared workers / employees. The qualifications required to work on either aspects are largely the same.

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Dear Mayank Sir, I’ve noticed in my present company and where I worked last job too, the HR seems to see only the bigg bosses side of things. They don’t support the small staff against the big guys. Now, when anyone has a problem, they don’t go to HR because they feel life will become even worse. So how does the small guys problems, like work overload and working on holidays without compensation or comp off, be solved. K

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Hi sir Good day i am currently at 39 years old and i am in hr field in recruitment worked in staffing and recruitment industry for about 9.9 years and i want to move into corporate sector now i came to know through knows reference that there is age limit in hr in corporate sector. I am mba with bcom and pmp certified can u please let me know which industry and area i can target

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Sir I got 96 percentile in jee mains 2025 ..I belong to jharkhand Can I get nit jamshedpur civil engineering.... Also I am a obc ncl candidate...

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Percentile to Rank Conversion: A 96 percentile in JEE Main typically corresponds to an All India Rank (AIR) between approximately 40,000 to 50,000. For OBC-NCL candidates, this would translate to a category rank ranging from 10,000 to 12,000.
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My son got 99.531 in JEE mains Session 1 can he get CSE in top NIT category obc ncl

Ans: Congratulations to your son on achieving a 99.531 percentile in JEE Main Session.
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NIT Allahabad (MNNIT) 1,227 2,583
NIT Jaipur (MNIT) 1,010 1,989
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NIT Durgapur 3,463 7,131
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Hi sir! I got 92.5% percentile in jee main. So, which college can I get? From Andhra and EWS category

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