Since your are still in your 3rd year and getting 60 to 65% marks it means that you are a little less academically oriented as far as technical theoretical education is concerned. Probably you are good more on the practical side. I suggest that you focus more on your academics and then by the end of the 3rd year find out if you can reach the 80% marks level. If you reach there then go for M.Tech and enhance your technical education. If not then either go for a job and then do MBA 3 years later, or if you can crack CAT exam somehow after your engg graduation, then do MBA directly after your B.Tech.

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i am studying 3rd year mechanical engineering i think i can get about a percentage of in between 60-65 please give me guidance of what doing next

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Nikhlesh Mathur | Guide-Level 14

2012-03-21 18:51:59

Since your are still in your 3rd year and getting 60 to 65% marks it means that you are a little less academically oriented as far as technical theoretical education is concerned. Probably you are good more on the practical side. I suggest that you focus more on your academics and then by the end of