Are there any better options than doing an MBA after graduation?

It depends on the choice and interest of the individual that in which field he or she wants to pursue his career and which side he/she wants to continue after his graduation. Like if you have done your graduation in commerce or management then doing MBA will be a good option as you will be able to convert your graduation knowledge into Masters of your new management skills. But there are options like: CA -Chartered accountant Masters in Commerce (M.COM) CS- Company Secretary Course Banking and Insurance Cost and Management account Event management Entrepreneur Management Investment banking Stock market Mutual funds So these are the some of the options available for not doing MBA after graduation, individual can choose from these as per their interest and choice.

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Hey, actually Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA is a very Prestigious Institution for MBA especially in Pune and Maharashtra. The main reason behind this is it’s ROI, Best Campus. Likewise, the type of people who take admission, range the cutoff between 98 to 99.60 percentiles. For general category, cutoff is always high and for OBC, it is slightly on the lighter side by 3 percentile. For SC ST and NT category, the cutoff varies from 58 percentile to 86 percentile. For Physical Disable candidates, it is between 56 to 60 percentiles. Hence, PUMBA stands out to be the toughest, yet the most trusted option for MBA aspirants. Fees for its entire course of 22 months is 1.4 k and for OBC is 75k, for SC ST NT, it is 20k. So, the institution is best in terms of ROI and Investment. Best Infrastructure and Curriculum is updated. Hence, PUMBA is probably the most trusted and reliable institute for Management Studies. Thanks.

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Well, that depends on what do you want from your career and in which stream you have done your Bachelor's degree. Needless to say that if you do a job after graduation then it will enhance your profile, will make you feel confident and most importantly you can get the real-time practical knowledge on what you have done in graduation. But if not job then you can do some courses as well. But our ultimate satisfaction comes from the desired job. Courses don't get you jobs anymore. It is something you already know, but it's something I would like to remind you. Anyone with reasonable language and commonsense can crack few exams and get a degree. Anyone who has access to money can join another course and get a certificate. But not everyone is learning what he/she is supposed to. Not everyone is exploring and analyzing their options. Everyone needs just a job for financial freedom. Financial freedom without a personal freedom is worthless. Know what you want to do. For that, you need to explore your options with the degrees and skills you already have then see what you need to do become. It may not be another course. It may be some self-learning thing or an internship.

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Hi, Definitely, there are better options than MBA. Some of them are listed below:- 1. Do go for a CA thing it’s always in demand. It’s tough nut to crack but the rewards are much higher. 2. Do go CS/ICWA course as less number of people are doing the highly experienced jobs which are high in demand as every company need them. 3. Go for a DJ course as we all know that lifestyle of India is changing and there is high rise in clubbing culture. 4. Event management is a highly paid job wherein the people of India need their events. Nowadays, it is done by professional. 5. Do whatever you love. It is the most important. Don't burden yourself for anyone. Do what you enjoy.

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Hi, There are many options after graduation depending upon your stream of graduation and your interest. It totally depends on you that what you want to pursue further or your ambitions in life or career prospects. If you are interested in private or public sector jobs after graduation, you need to look after it in your campus or on other websites. For Public sectors, there are many exams like IBPS, RRB, SSC, etc. If you are interested in further studies depending upon the stream, you can go for the post graduation. For example, if you are from the science background, you can go for M.Sc or integrated M.Sc options. At the end, it is just you who can decide which is better because you have to command and control what you choose for further future purpose as only you have to work for it. MBA is also an option to pursue after graduation and there is nothing like a better option over others.

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After graduation, you have many options like Master's degree and after Master's degree, you can do Ph.D. You can do B.Ed or LLB too. All depends on your interest. MBA is not the only course option after completing UG.

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It totally depends on the candidate or student what he or she wants to do after graduation. Yes, there are many good post graduation courses than MBA like a person can do M.Tech, M.Phil, and Ph.D or can prepare for civil services or banking sector. One must decide that where his/her interest lies. It is not that MBA will only provide a candidate with good job opportunities, but there are many other courses which I have written above provide you with better job opportunities than that of MBA, but it all lies on student's interest. Frankly speaking, there is no need for a student to opt for higher education unless a candidate's feel that he/she needs to. A candidate with managerial skills must do MBA and if a candidate has good technical skills then he/she must do M.Tech. So, according to me, yes there are much better options other than MBA.

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Starting up is one of the options. No matter how small the start-up is, it is one of the best ways, if not the best way to learn about functional business difficulties and develop your managerial skills. While definitely, the two are not mutually exclusive, spending the funds you would normally spend on an MBA program including tuition, accommodation and living costs investing in your own company could have a greater long-term payoff, both in terms of earnings and experience. Pursuing a graduate certificate rather than an MBA or a Master's degree means you could finish a short specialized course, within the space of two semesters up to a year, to speed up your career improvement, improve your existing skill set, or move into a new role. So this is one of the options or just go for a job. Work and follow what you want. This is also an option.

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