What should I do after B.Tech? Should I go for MBA or should I go ahead to prepare for UPSC?

BTech has a definite advantage for UPSC, as you know that a good number of technocrats are found these days. So, you may also have a good advantage. So, begin preparation. Even MBA is also a good idea, if it is from a reputed Institution.

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You can prepare for UPSC along with MBA. I will suggest you to do MBA. MBA is somewhat a higher and reputed degree which will open the door for lucrative jobs in the corporate world. Though the charm of MBA has not decreased, the management institutions are rampant especially in Cities. The point is that pursuing MBA has become easy than it was a decade ago. MBA is a broad field of study as it can lead you anywhere you want to specialize. MBA is one of the most popular management courses in India, and it has its prestige. The demand for MBA grads is witnessing a steady increase due to the number of startups India has begun to invest in. One of my known has taken admission same course in Geeta University, Reviews are quite good, so you can go for MBA at GU without any second thought. GU programme is industry-based quality and business skills are essential to building more informed decision-makers who can meet the challenge of the world by work. Many well-known companies visit here for placement. If you have a fine knowledge of the subject, you will surely get placed. There are good faculty members that help you become more dedicated to the studies and helps you at each and every phase in your studies. They provide us basic as well as core knowledge and makes you learn in a better way. The way of teaching is much better and makes you aware of things around you. GU is providing so many specializations in MBA and all are having their use.

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Deciding whether to pursue an MBA or prepare for UPSC after B.Tech can be a difficult decision, as both options can offer different career paths and opportunities. Here are some factors to consider that may help you make a more informed decision: Career Goals: Firstly, you need to ask yourself what you want to achieve in the long-term. If you are interested in working in the corporate world, an MBA can be a good choice. However, if your aim is to serve in the government and work towards public service, then preparing for UPSC could be a better option. Aptitude and Interests: You should also consider your aptitude and interests. If you have a natural inclination towards business and management, then an MBA could be a good fit. On the other hand, if you are passionate about social issues and governance, then UPSC might be more suitable for you. Personal Factors: Other factors to consider include your personal circumstances such as financial constraints, family obligations, and your willingness to put in the time and effort required for either option. Ultimately, it's important to carefully weigh your options and choose a path that aligns with your long-term goals, interests, and strengths. You may also want to consider speaking with professionals or mentors in your chosen fields to gain insights and advice that can help you make an informed decision.

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UPSE is better. But, get your birth skills tested and then take a decision will be much better path to get into most suitable career.

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That depends on you. If you want to make your career in management field then go for MBA. If you want to go for civil services then go for UPSC. You have to decide.

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Do MBA from a good B-school along with it prepare well for upscale exams.

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An MBA makes it smarter to attempt a UPSC exam during the tenure of the study. If your concentration power is extraordinary then UPSC is better.

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