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This is common dilemma faced by BBA students. Both options have its pros & cons. If you do MBA now you will finish your education in one go. However placement of freshers is 20 to 30% lower to experienced MBA. Also direct MBA finds it difficult to relate to case studies and have challenges during class discussions. Experienced MBA has advantage in learning and placement over direct MBA. However it is difficult to compete during job ; time available for prepration will be lesser . Therefore chances to get Tier I institute reduce. If you have determination to prepare during job, It will be preferable to do MBA after gaining experience.

Engineering is one of the most popular courses in India and there are many institutes that offer the course to aspiring students. B.Tech degrees are more career-centered which implies that most of the graduates will easily be able to secure a job after the completion of the degree. The jobs would depend on the specialisation of the B.Tech degree. In India, Bachelor of Technology degree is a professional engineering undergraduate degree awarded after completion of four years of academic study in engineering field. It is offered in many disciplines. Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and National Institute of Technology (NITs) are the top public institutions that offers engineering courses. There are 23 IITs and 31 NITs situated across the country. If you want to pursue B.Tech from these colleges then you have to appear the engineering entrance exams. Many other institutions/Universities apart from these also offers engineering education. Some best B.Tech colleges are listed below:
Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
SRM University, Chennai
Geeta University, Panipat
Manipal Institute of Technology
Dehradun Institute of Technology, Dehradun
Petroleum University, Dehradun.