What should I do in MBA to use my engineering knowledge for agricultural and agri related products?

You can check for MANAGE-Hyderabad. It is a good college offers MBA in agri-business management. It's CAT cut-off score is around 75-80 percentile. You can check for this college.

If you have an engineering background and are interested in pursuing a career in the agricultural and agri-related products industry, there are several ways to use your MBA to leverage your engineering knowledge. Here are a few suggestions: Specialize in Agribusiness Management: Many MBA programs o

Dear Akhil, MBA in Agribusiness would be a great choice that will help you to use your agriculture skills in the MBA programme. My friend did the same after B.Sc. In Agriculture programme. He did both B.Sc. And MBA from LPU and got placed during his MBA. I will also suggest LPU go for any programme

LPU has maintain such standards of quality admission intake and has very stringent eligibility criteria also. But if you get admission in MSB, LPU after satisfying their eligibility criteria, you will fly high, sky will be the limit because from day 1 LPU acts like their Tag Line Think Big and Sloga

MBA in agribusiness is the best option for the students who want to build his career in agriculture or in similar domains. I. e. Plantation, Floriculture, Horticulture, etc.

Dear Akhil, Lovely Professional University is really best institution for management studies. You are expecting to take Admission in MBA. Take your time to compare other top Business schools also. You can look for these institutions also. # FMS, Delhi # MDI, Haryana # IMI, Delhi # NMIMS, Maharashtra

Hello, You can pursue MBA (Agri-Business Management) programme which can be beneficial to enhance your knowledge in the related field. All the best. All the best.

You can pursue MBA (Agri-Business Management) programme which can be beneficial to enhance your knowledge in the related field. All the best.

You can pursue MBA in agriculture business management, it will open up wider fields for u combining both the courses.

You can pursue MBA in agriculture business management, it will open up wider fields for u combining both the courses. Good luck.