I have done B.Tech CSE and want to go for MBA, is it a good option?

Hello Farheen, MBA after B.Tech will take you on a different trajectory. It will be away from technical subjects and into the world of management. Yes, it's a good option provided you have sensed your passion in this sphere. But try to seek admission in the best of the colleges for good placements.

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MBA after B.Tech. Is considered a safe option as most of the time, there is a placement guarantee. A simple undergraduate degree doesn't offer the same benefits. Most importantly, a lot of companies consider MBA graduates over B.Tech ones. You get proper experience in college itself. MBA students are given a lot of practical training or field training with companies that hire them. Companies spend a lot of time and enormous money on training these employees. Most undergraduate courses don't provide B.Tech students with proper field training or hands-on experience. Meet lots of industry experts/insiders, It helps you learn from many good leaders, optimists, business people, and professionals. You can make contacts and have a great learning experience while building your career. Many pursue an MBA degree to get to high managerial posts in organizations, but some don't. They pursue an MBA to become entrepreneurs and start their ventures. MBA training includes business management, planning, marketing, financial management, and many other skills that entrepreneurs need, making it a highly desirable degree to pursue after B.Tech. I will be advise you to do your degree from Geeta University which is a well known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding exposure and professional enhancement training.

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Yes, you are on right track. I will suggest you do MBA in any specializations. The degree programme in Maters in Business Administration is one of the most jobs provider educational degree course in the world. I did MBA from Lovely Professional University. LPU is one of the best choices indeed. It provides for multiple industrial exposures, live projects, an updated curriculum rigor and technology along with very good placements and personality development. LPU is helping me grow professionally and personally with its career-oriented programs and support. The Business School of LPU is accredited from (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among the Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. Lovely professional University is quite eminent for the MBA. You can do MBA in different streams like Financial markets, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce, Fintect, Business Analytics, etc. So you can choose any of the above-revealed streams according to your area of interest. They have Collaboration/Tie up with the companies like NSE, Safe Educate, ICICI Direct, HDFC, etc. To give students the opportunity for pursuing live projects and/or professional certifications like NCCMP, NCFM etc. Students get opportunity to Industry desired workshops on Digital Marketing, Business Analytics, Stock Market Operations, Life Skills, Creativity and Innovation, and Leadership to make students industry ready. The placements are exemplary. I am a pass-out myself and Im placed in a decent company, while some of my friends are placed abroad, too. Industrial exposure is offered through in-house training programs. The university organizes many external workshops for us. The package provided by on-campus jobs is also satisfactory. University environment is pretty decent with high-tech security. They also organize regular interactive one-on-one sessions with experts where we can discuss our views and share our doubts and problems. I hope this helps you. Thank you.

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MBA after B.Tech. Is considered a safe option as most of the time there is a placement guarantee. A simple undergraduate degree doesn't offer the same benefits. Most importantly, a lot of companies consider MBA graduates over B.Tech ones. As a consultant, I will suggest LPU for MBA as per their ranking and placement. The Business School of LPU is accredited by (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry-experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among the Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. A lovely professional University is quite eminent for the MBA. You can do MBA in different streams like Financial markets, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce, Fintech, Business Analytics, etc. So you can choose any of the above-revealed streams according to your area of interest. They have Collaboration/Tie up with the companies like NSE, Safe Educate, ICICI Direct, HDFC, etc. To give students the opportunity for pursuing live projects and/or professional certifications like NCCMP, NCFM etc. Students get the opportunity to Industry desired workshops on Digital Marketing, Business Analytics, Stock Market Operations, Life Skills, Creativity and Innovation, and Leadership to make students industry-ready. The placements are exemplary. I am a pass-out myself and Im placed in a decent company, while some of my friends are placed abroad, too. Industrial exposure is offered through in-house training programs. The university organizes many external workshops for us. The package provided by on-campus jobs is also satisfactory. University environment is pretty decent with high-tech security. They also organize regular interactive one-on-one sessions with experts where we can discuss our views and share our doubts and problems. I hope this helps you.

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