What are the benefits of doing MBA after B.Tech?

Hello Nuaim, B.Tech is a graduate degree and MBA is a post graduate degree. So, the person having a combo of both the qualifications will be paid higher than a person having just an engineering degree and a person having MBA degree after a simple BA. With this combination, the candidates will be able to make the optimum utilization of the technical skills, which are acquired while in the engineering. The managerial skills will help him to use the technical skills. They are paid higher as the company and recruiters get both the qualities in a single person, so the work of an engineer and a manager can be done by a single person. You can opt a number of specializations, which are available in MBA which suites an engineering person so as to have a blend of both the technical and managerial skills. All the best.

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A whole lot of benefits are there to go for a MBA or management degree after B.Tech. It always helps to know the work done by your subordinates in details rather than a layman. Moreover, a good analytical skill amassed during your B.Tech will help you during your MBA studies. Better salary, better career progression and more diverse job prospects are other benefits which are very obvious. So yes, if you have a thing for MBA, then go for it after B.Tech. You won’t go wrong in that decision.

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<p dir="ltr">Pursuing an MBA after a B.Tech offers significant benefits such as:-</p><ul><li dir="ltr">Enhancement of technical, managerial, leadership and soft skills that prepares graduates to take on higher level roles beyond just technical positions.&nbsp;</li><li dir="ltr">It broadens the horizon of career opportunities across diverse sectors like finance, marketing, operations and consulting which allows career switching and advancement.</li><li dir="ltr">An MBA also increases earning potential, with salary hikes often up to 200% compared to just a B.Tech.&nbsp;</li><li dir="ltr">Offers global business insights and valuable networking opportunities with prospect to career growth and entrepreneurial activities.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

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This career ladder is very common. Most of the B.Tech students who are looking for non-technical career options prefer MBA as a career choice. If you succeed to get a good B-School after clearing CAT or MAT you'll get high level management jobs in esteemed organizations. Depending on your major, you'll get following jobs: Intern or management trainee in organizations like GOOGLE, Microsoft etc. Mid-level management - Marketing manager HR Manager Finance manager.

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