I am pursuing economic (Hons). Which is a better option among MBE, M.Com and MBA?

If you want to be specific in economics, then go for MBE, but if you don't just want to remain in corporate world, then go for MBA. I will not suggest M.Com after economic hons.

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Hello Alok The best Universities and Colleges Offering Economics: Delhi School of Economics Jawaharlal Nehru University Lovely Professional University Presidency College Kolkata University of Delhi, St. Stephen College, Delhi Gokhale Institute of Economics & Politic Symbiosis School of Economics Madras School of Economics IIT Kanpur Banaras Hindu University of Bombay Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata Sri Ram College of Commerce University of Agriculture Science Ravenshaw University, Cuttack To do MBA, You must have 50% marks in graduation Thank you,. .

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My first question would be: where from? MBE from a good college would be better than MBA from a local Institute, but MBA from an IIT or Tier 1 college would be a lot better. Always focus on the sponsoring college first. Because that would determine: quality, faculty, placements, etc. In terms of scope, MBE opens your marketing research, analytics roles whereas MBA gives you generic roles such as finance, marketing, HR, etc. Identify, what you would be more interested in studying or which domain you would be working in. Select that course, college which matches your list. If you're indifferent then go for the brand.

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MBE will be best for you, if you are really good in economics, and it also has good scope even in PSUs. The best Universities and Colleges Offering Economics: Delhi School of Economics Jawaharlal Nehru University Lovely Professional University Presidency College Kolkata University of Delhi, St. Stephen College, Delhi Gokhale Institute of Economics & Politic Symbiosis School of Economics Madras School of Economics IIT Kanpur Banaras Hindu University of Bombay.

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MBE will be best for you, if you are really good in economics, and it also has good scope even in PSUs.

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If you want to be specific in economics, then go for MBE, but if you don't just want to remain in corporate world, then go for MBA. I will not suggest M.Com after economic hons.

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From Job prospects, MBA should be a better option. You can target both, corporate and teaching field. I am a student of Doon Business School, Dehradun, and I have seen MBA students have grabbed packages as high as Rs 23.5 lacs.

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Go for MBA for job prospects. You get to choose dual specializations nowadays. My friend recently passed out from Doon Business School, Dehradun and got selected in Colgate with 7.5 Lacs package.

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If you find Economics interesting, then you should go for M.Sc Economics Hons. Else, go for MBA. The best Universities and Colleges Offering Economics: Delhi School of Economics Jawaharlal Nehru University Lovely Professional University Presidency College Kolkata University of Delhi, St. Stephen College, Delhi Gokhale Institute of Economics & Politic Symbiosis School of Economics Madras School of Economics IIT Kanpur Banaras Hindu University of Bombay Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata Sri Ram College of Commerce University of Agriculture Science Ravenshaw University, Cuttack To do MBA, You must have 50% marks in graduation (any stream). Apart from this you need to clear any national level entrance exam such as CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ LPUNEST/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT. Many colleges offer this course in India with different specializations. A few of them are: Oil and Gas Management Hospital and Healthcare Management, Supply Chain and Logistics, Tourism and Hospitality, Financial Markets, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Business, Operations, Information Technology, Retail Management, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Business Analytics, E-Commerce, Banking and Financial Services, Agri - Business Management. There are a few good colleges which offers dual specialisation. The best B-schools are: Shailesh J. Mehta School Xavier's Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur Lovely Professional University, Punjab Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi (own test) Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM), Trichy Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai.

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This would depend a lot on your strengths & interest areas. Always try to pursue a course/career in your interest areas and build on your strengths. In case you want to pursue academics/research then M.Com/ MBE would be an advantage In case you want to pursue a corporate job, then MBA would be an advantage In case you specialise in finance , you can also explore a carer in equity research/investment banking.

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