What are the disadvantages of pursuing an MBA after engineering?

Advantages of an MBA after engineering: 1- Higher Paycheck. 2- Wide career: For example, after you pursue your MBA you can get many different job opportunities in businesses like Brand Manager, Sales Manager, Credit Analyst, Finance, Accounting Manager, Recruitment, Training and Development, Marketing Manager, Supply Chain Performance Analyst, VP of Supply Chain Operations, etc. 3- It teaches important skills like, learning communication skills, learning, and growing networking skills, learning time management skills, learning decision-making and problem-solving skills, learning how to perform well under pressure situations, and leadership skills. 4- Grow your network. 5- Work in multinational companies with and good scope. 6- Flexible timings of degree. Disadvantages of an MBA after engineering: 1- Competition. 2- Costs and time requirements. 3- Only top colleges MBA can be good. 4- You can get an unrelated job sometimes. I hope this will help you.

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Generally engineering people come up with different streams like mechanical, civil, CSE. Etc. , They may not understand the sensitivity of business and it's properties because all the engineering courses in India are related to hardware or completely IT based. After studying 4 years of engineering suddenly you can't be able to fit in MBA because it is very sensitive and logical course where you want to deal with many persons without hurting them and making your business in to profits this will be touf even for MBA wala also. There may less opportunities for engineering candidates for MBA roles.

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