Which course is more beneficial among MBA and M.Tech after completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering?

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    Suni K | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    It depends on where you wish to see yourself after the completion of the course. If you have more of a technology mindedness and feel you can contribute more to the world of technology, then M Tech is for you. New generation courses include M Tech in Nanotechnology, Robotics and so on. If you are desirous of climbing the corporate ladder and believe you can be better at a management level, then MBA may be a good choice.
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    Dr Debashri banerjee Assistant professor Philosophy C.R.P. College | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    Both the courses are beneficial for you. But, the fruitfulness of any course ultimately depends on your capability and interest. If you want to achieve a high salaried job then go for MBA. And if you have interest in teaching then go for M.Tech.
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    vaibhav singh

    6 years ago
    MBA gives an enormous elevation to your career but if you are well at innovation and have creative mind you should go for M.Tech.
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    Moin Nargund Aspiring Student | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    MBA no doubts has a large quantity of jobs and major areas for building a fabulous career which can promise them a secured and blushing Future. The Employment Level and Salary packages in MBA is definitely having a upper hand over M.Tech graduates as MBA Students will start with a trademark salary of around 80 K to 1 lack bucks per month which is a huge amount in Indian currency where as in US $ they will be earning around 1000$ per Week. Whereas, when we came to M.Tech we too have a good salary Slips per compared to MBA PG course graduate this amount lacks a bit as average staring salary for a M.Tech post graduate students is around 5
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    Deeparun Dutta | Contributor-Level 8

    6 years ago
    B.Tech+MBA is a good combination. The 70% of crowd in IIMs include engineers.
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    Surimilla Nayan

    6 years ago
    Hi Kandarp,
    It is based on your interest. If you are interested in marketing and business, go with MBA and if not, go with M.Tech which takes you to another step in your stream. All the best.
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    Rakhi Bhardwaj I'm delhi university student.. | Guide-Level 11

    6 years ago
    If uhh cmpltd your B.Tech thn uhh continuing wid your M.Tech. Otherwise both r good. Bcoz uhh to cmplt ur btech nd thn mtech ur chances of job would be high .
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    Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10

    6 years ago
    Look for your interest. If you are interested in technical more then go for M.Tech and if you are interested in Managerial jobs go for MBA. On the other side, the packages offer to MBA is generally more than M.Tech from top institutes. MBA in Operations is most suitable if you are interested in both technical and managerial jobs.
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    Shivendra Pundir

    6 years ago
    It depends on your interest and patience. If you want to go in the business line, then do MBA but if you really want to study your subjects till the very extreme level, then do M.Tech.
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    Neha Sharma

    6 years ago
    Hi,
    Judge yourself on the basis of your interest. If it's business and marketing prospect that attracts you more, go for MBA but if you want to have a sound technical knowledge, go for M.Tech.
    Good luck

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