Is it good to pursue MBA after Mechanical Engineering?

I am a mechanical engineering student and I got call from SCIT Pune for MBA .

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Srushti Patel
2016-01-22 10:27:16
Yes, MBA is too good for Mechanical Engineers because you learn lot many subjects in Mechanical Engineering related to MBA. And being a Mechanical Engineer you are creative. Companies related to Mechanical Engineering requires sales executive who has knowledge of mechanics, not just pure business kn

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Mudit Pandey
2016-01-22 13:03:16
It's always a good option to do Mechanical Engineering after MBA as it helps you to build competency of team leading and team management. So, you can easily apply for Project Management jobs within the mechanical industry.

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2016-01-21 13:24:58
Mechanical Engineering with MBA seems to be a good combination, especially when you are learning Project Management, Quality Management or Operations Management, but for MBA aspirants your stream of study may not be a barrier.

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Okay. Thanks for this. It will surely help me and change my mind. Thanks a lot.

Deep Prajapati
9 years ago
It depends in which field you are interested. If you like playing with numbers, handling account, administration, or have ability to convince others then MBA is perfect for you because it has various courses like operational MBA , marketing MBA, finance MBA. But if you love machine, drawing and many

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4 years ago
Hi Kushagra, Mechanical engineering plays a critical role in manufactured technologies, from cars to airplanes to refrigerators. It enables you to do many daily activities with ease, as it brings helpful technologies to our modern society. The LPU offers a B Tech in Mechanical Engineering. It is an

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4 years ago
Of course! One can pursue MBA after Mechanical Engineering. Mittal School of Business is among the first 10 institutions in India to get ACBSP (USA) accreditation. There are Regular Programmes available in Management, Hons. Programmes available in Management, Collaborative Programmes available in Ma

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Rajdeep Sharma
4 years ago
Yes as per my practical experience, its always recommended to pursue MBA immediately after B.Tech. Provided the student is intended to make his / her career in Management domain with the blend of Technical domain expertise. I had seen many of my batchmates who had pursued only B.Tech. With a thought

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Puneet Singh
4 years ago
Dear Kushagra, Yes, it is good to pursue MBA after mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineering graduates learn skills like business morals, marketing, finance, strategy, law, etc. One of my friends also did an MBA degree after B.Tech in Mechanical at LPU. I recommend you as well to do an MBA at L

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4 years ago
Although they are two completely different domains but One must extend your knowledge and enhance their existing skills by opting for an MBA degree. This MBA programme will give you the knowledge and skills in the domain of business management, project management, sustainable development, etc. I hav

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4 years ago
Dear kushagra, MBA after mechanical engineering is a good option that you can consider as many recognised MBA streams are similar and relatable to mechanical engineering. Mechanical engineers are good when it comes to logic. Mechanical engineering graduates learn skills like business morals, marketi

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