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As an MBA finance professional with 14 years of work experience, you may be eligible for mid to senior-level executive or professional roles in finance and related industries. Your work experience, skills, and knowledge gained through your MBA programme can make you a valuable asset to organizations in various sectors. Some potential job titles that you may consider with your level of experience include:
Financial Manager: responsible for overseeing financial operations and developing financial strategies for the organisation.
Senior Financial Analyst: responsible for analyzing financial data and providing insights to help the organisation make informed decisions. Treasury Manager: responsible for managing the organisation's cash flow, investment portfolio, and financial risks. Director of Finance: responsible for overseeing the financial operations of the organisation and developing financial strategies to achieve the organisation's goals. Chief Financial Officer (CFO): responsible for managing the organisation's financial operations and providing strategic financial guidance to the executive team. The specific job roles and levels may vary depending on the organisation, industry, and geographic location. It is recommended that you research job opportunities and network with professionals in your field to determine the best fit for your skills and career goals.

The main difference between the two degrees is that Masters in agribusiness degrees take a more prolonged and in-depth look at agribusiness topics than MBAs focused on the same area. MBAs, however, expose students to a wider range of business disciplines. If you are trying to determine which degree type may be better, we can say that there's not one right answer. MBAs are some of the most versatile degrees and will continue to serve you if you move into higher management roles that don't primarily deal with agribusiness. Agribusiness Masters provide a much wider range of agribusiness courses than MBAs with concentrations do. If your looking for a deep dive curriculum where you can focus on one area of agribusiness, yo are most likely to find those courses in a Masters programme. If your looking for a solid graduate-level introduction to agribusiness as well as a degree that can help you in a variety of roles, an MBA may be a better choice.

Hello Shraddha, it's very nice to hear from you that after doing your B.Sc. In statistics you are interested in doing your M.Tech. If I may ask query why you are interested in shifting from statistics to doing M.Tech a totally different field. I feel that even the job opportunities that you have as an expert or a professional in statistics are much more than what you will get after doing your M.Tech. My sincere advice to you would be to continue your study in statistics and go for M.Sc. Rather than going for M.Tech in some field. However to help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about qualifying examination for M.Tech called GATE. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/gate-2021-exam-blogId-31641
Best wishes to you.