Which career option is better after completing mechanical engineering among MS in engineering management and MBA?

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Govind Sharma | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

It depend what career you want to opt. If you want to be a production manager or a QA management role then MS fits and if it is more where you need to handle staff, supply chain, etc. then MBA is a better option.

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Vishal Chauhan | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

Dear Sreeram S, Both these courses are good after completion of B.Tech in mechanical engineering. You can also do MBA in operations management as it will help you a lot in getting a good job. Moreover, MS in any particular subject is also a good choice.

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Sreeram S Nair | Beginner-Level 2

8 years ago

What about PG Diploma?

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