I have done computer engineering and now, I want to do MBA. Should I take up a job right now to gain experience or take up MBA?

You should first gain some work experience.

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You should first go for the experience and do MBA from any university in the United States. It's because they literally have the best one can get for an MBA.

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Hi Adarsh,I'll agree with most of the answers, but I'll like to explain something to you here, Not only because the Companies BET more on experience, it is also because you learn a lot more problems at management level and working levels to appreciate the courses and lessons in a MBA course, of course if I join direct Job after MBA without experience I might get 4lakh less but the two year you are gaining experience I'll have raise, so it’s not a jump in salary only. Most of the Good enough colleges now a days put up to 30% weight age on the Experience which taking admission for MBA. So it becomes kind of compulsory to get a 2 to 3 year of experience in the domain which you want to do you MBA in or at least have an orientation towards. More than 3 year of experience then start making you older for a MBA (the points provided in admission are peaked at 2&3) so say 3 points for 2/3 years’ experience, then 1 point for 1/4 year of experience and 0 for no or more than 5 years. Rest, it's upto you the Jobs you get or then MBA college you have, whichever is better choose that, two year at a crappy job will not help you, but so does a MBA degree, It's the peer group, exposure and Environment in MBA degree that matters, so based on the points You can make a decision. For most of cases, MBA after 2/3 years is a better option.

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It's good to do MBA after gaining some work experience because companies give extra weightage to the students with work experience.

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