What is the difference between M.Sc in administration and MBA?

Hello Kirat, MBA is for professionals who have few years of managerial work experience because practical aspects and situations are the core of an MBA. MBA is the gold standard in professional business education. The MBA course curriculum exposes the student to a wide range of management disciplines and provides a way of rational thought over management and a career in that specific area. A student can pursue an MBA in any specialised field such as Finance, Human Resource, Marketing, International Business, etc. The first stage of the MBA curriculum is same for all the student which includes mandatory modules and the successive stages are elective where the student can choose any specialisation followed by an internship/project in the end. Masters of Science (M.Sc), on the other hand, is a specialised training in a specific discipline. For example, if a student wishes to pursue a career in the financial sector, the M.Sc curriculum provides more course work in that area. To pursue an M.Sc in a specific field generally the student needs to have a Bachelors degree in that same specific field because M.Sc is more advanced and is a specialised course in that specific field. M.Sc is ideal for a student who does not have any work experience as its a combination of theory and practice and is more academic in nature. Therefore, in all the stages of the M.Sc curriculum, the focus would be on a specific discipline thereby making you an expert in one specific field.

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