Is it good to pursue MBA in IT after completing B.Tech? Which are the good colleges for the same?

Yes you can pursue MBA IT after completing MBA in IT. MBA can open a wide range of opportunities in information technology. Some of them are as follows:- 1. After MBA a person can become a business analyst (however even engineers from top engineering colleges can become that). 2. Technology/digital consulting is another field where knowledge of business processes, concepts of financial modelling, business strategy, and exposure to information technology can help a person to succeed. 3. Pre-sales, and account manager profiles are quite frequently offered by information technology firms in MBA colleges to students with backgrounds in information technology. 4. Some companies offer the role of application delivery manager to people with work experience in IT and MBA from top b-schools. 5. Role of project manager and programme manager are other profiles in IT that a person can get after MBA. 6. Similarly role of a product manager is offered by technology firms to MBA students with relevant experience in IT. 7. Some firms also prefer IT work experience people for the role of process consultant (though such work experience might not be necessary). 8. Analytics is another hot area where people with IT work experience can make their mark after MBA. List of some of the Top and best private MBA IT colleges in India are the following LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore Manipal Institute of Technology SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai Dayanand Sagar college of engineering, Bangalore Geeta University, Panipat, RV college of engineering, Bangalore BMS college of engineering, Bangalore It will be advisable if you do your degree from a well-known university and that provides prime placement opportunities, outstanding exposure, and professional enhancement training.

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Hello, Information Technology has become a choice of specialisation in Masters of Business Administration (MBA) among those who plan to be a part of the growing internet-based industries that include e-commerce platforms and technology companies. MBA in IT & Systems offers entrepreneurs or leaders with a great understanding of the management of people, e-commerce and security. An individual with an MBA degree has an upper-hand in this competitive business world as the post-graduation course provides a conceptual vision and advancing a business to change with technological trends. This course also offers the students a solid foundation in management skills along with a high level of concentration in IT. It does not come as a surprise that today we have professional degrees dedicated to IT as those looking for a career in this domain has many avenues. MBA after Engineering is definitely good option. If it is MBA in IT then it is like cherry on top. This course is especially designed for IT sector professionals who are looking for managerial positions. This course adequately mixes studies related to business and management along with studies related to technology. It covers technical topics like system analysis and design, database management systems, etc. An MBA in IT will provide you with the skills needed to manage both IT systems and employees, combining the traditional business knowledge of an MBA with specialised courses on information security, telecommunications and IT project management, to name a few. Now with this you need to make sure you choose a right academic partner. I have done my MBA from LPU. So, I would suggest you to have a look over it. Being an LPU Alumni, I can say that LPU has experienced faculty members, well-equipped labs, great infrastructure, excellent placements, complete training and placement assistance and lot more and that too at a very low fees and high scholarships. The university is equipped with the latest technologies delivering the most effective methods of teaching in its spacious campus. LPU provides an environment where students are enlightened through the extensive array of learning methodologies. Highly qualified teaching staff combined with the best laboratories and modern technologies makes LPU the best place to pursue your degree. I hope this helps. All the Best!

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Hi Charvi, MBA IT is a sector specific MBA. MBA IT will prepare you for Pre-sales support, sales and marketing, account management and business analysis in IT and ITES industries. But, you will compete with normal MBA from good colleges for these roles. I will recommend you to do generic MBA, not sector specific MBA as it will restrict your career opportunities. The minimum eligibility for graduation is 50% aggregate while some top players like LPU have fixed it at 55% in any stream of graduation. But the marks in graduation are not the only criteria, most of the institutions also take entrance tests or group discussions or interviews or all of them. Some top entrance examinations are: CAT MAT XAT SNAP IBSAT and LPU NEST. So, it is perfectly okay to do MBA after B Tech provided you are eligible as per marks and also comply with the other selection criteria if any. Very important point that comes to my mind is : You must first check your interests, attitude, passion and aspiration before taking a plunge, your aptitude will be checked by the university itself with the examination or interview. It is advisable to pursue the MBA only from top institutions, as only they provide the right launchpad for your career. There are some very good business schools which offer such programs like Iims, IITs, FMS Delhi, SPJMER, Great lakes Chennai, LBSIM, JIMS, UBS Chandigarh, SIBM, SCMHRD, IBS Hyderabad, LPU Punjab etc. All the Best.

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MBA in IT after B.Tech, well since you haven't informed about your branch in B.Tech, I can answer with this limited information. YES you can do MBA after B.Tech in any branch. MBA will complement your technical skills with management skills, you can move upwards in corporate ladder a bit more quickly, MBA get you into the positions of decision making, thus your value in the organisation would also increase. But this also depends on the branch of your B.Tech, if it is IT itself, then you may grow in the same field, while if it is an other, you can grow in many ways. Most of the universities and colleges offer MBA in many of its subtypes and specializations. Provided that you clear the minimum eligibility criteria and selection process. In most of the top institutions like Iims etc. The minimum eligibility for graduation is 50% aggregate while some top players like LPU have fixed it at 55% in any stream of graduation. But the marks in graduation are not the only criteria, most of the institutions also take entrance tests or group discussions or interviews or all of them. Some top entrance examinations are: CAT MAT XAT SNAP IBSAT and LPU NEST. So, it is perfectly okay to do MBA after B Tech provided you are eligible as per marks and also comply with the other selection criteria if any. Very important point that comes to my mind is : You must first check your interests, attitude, passion and aspiration before taking a plunge, your aptitude will be checked by the university itself with the examination or interview. It is advisable to pursue the MBA only from top institutions, as only they provide the right launchpad for your career. There are some very good business schools which offer such programs like Iims, IITs, FMS Delhi, SPJMER, Great lakes Chennai, LBSIM, JIMS, UBS Chandigarh, SIBM, SCMHRD, IBS Hyderabad, LPU Punjab etc. Hope this helps. DVD.

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MBA IT is a sector specific MBA. MBA IT will prepare you for Pre-sales support, sales and marketing, account management and business analysis in IT and ITES industries. But, you will compete with normal MBA from good colleges for these roles. I will recommend you to do generic MBA, not sector specific MBA as it will restrict your career opportunities.

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