Should I go for MBA after getting placed as a mechanical engineer? My degree will be completed within a month.
Asked by Manas Sharma
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Answered by
Manish Gadekar MBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoYes. Go for MBA preferably Marketing or Supply Chain Management, etc. Work hard on your Communication Skills and Presentation Skills.
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Sure, you can do MBA after doing B.Tech in mechanical engineering. After that you can choose MBA in manufacturing management. It has very good choice for the career points. -
Hi Manish,
Yes, you can. For an MBA degree after completing your engineering, and it's a very great idea too, but you need to understand that it will change your career and future too. Here are some specializations you can opt-in MBA:
Human Resource I Operations Management I International Business I
Information Technology I Logistics & Supply Chain Management |
You can pursue your MBA degree from JK Laksmipat University. This university has the best infrastructure and highly qualified faculty. For more information, you check their Brochure and website: http://www.jklu.edu.in/post-graduate-programmes/mba-full-time-residential-programme
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It depends on your future goals. MBA is a game changer and career booster. Keep working and then pursue MBA. I am a student of Doon Business School, Dehradun. Doon Business School came into existence 12 years ago and the placements are among the best in North India.
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Yes, MBA is too good for Mechanical Engineers, because you learn lot many subjects in Mechanical engineering related to MBA. And being mechanical engineers you are creative. Companies with mechanical engineering requires sales executive who knows knowledge about mechanics, not just pure business knowledge. When a mechanical engineer with MBA goes out to sell product based on Car (for example), he can better explain what is BHP and HP or RPM. If you are planning to do it, then go for it. What type of MBA will be best?
- Operation Managemnt (Supply chain)
- Human Resources
- Product Management. -
I suggest you to complete MBA and try get into management field. MBA had number of specialization to specialize and improve your skills on it. The most trending streams or choice of study is HR, Finance, Sales and Marketing and many more. It is really very good growing sectors try your luck in this. If you really work hard then definitely you will be offered a very better package ahead. You have thought of right thing of doing higher studies, so go ahead and complete it. All the best for your bright future ahead.
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