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Most of the students after completing BBA pursue MBA because BBA is often regarded as the first step to MBA. In fact, the subjects and topics taught in MBA are the detailed versions of what is taught in BBA. Moreover, candidates who choose to take up jobs after BBA often find it difficult to get further promotion and salary hike and this is where the need for MBA comes in. Also, there are employers who give preference to candidates with an MBA degree at the time of recruitment because it is an obvious fact that one with an MBA degree will be well-equipped and trained to handle management positions in an organisation. Even though it is not mandatory to do MBA after BBA.
Professionals with an MBA degree after BBA always have an edge over other job contenders. There are many MBA colleges in Mumbai that also conduct BBA programs. So, if you are willing to pursue both BBA and MBA, you should try to get admission in one such college.

B.Sc Student in biotechnology or any other biological sciences related fields, it is highly recommended that you pursue your M.Sc. The job opportunities for B.Sc. Graduates in a highly research oriented field such as biotechnology are very less and most students tend to pursue their M.Sc. In biotechnology or a specialised discipline of biotechnology. India is home to some excellent M.Sc. Programs such as JNU, DU, IISc, TIFR, IITs, etc. With an M.Sc. Degree, most students tend to work in research labs and industries as research assistants. The pay package is also quite less for M.Sc. Graduates. Since India is still developing, it is highly recommended that you do your M.Sc. In a reputed institution for good campus placements and job opportunities. If your university is not reputed, the chances of any biotech company coming for placements will be zero.