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

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    Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

    6 years ago
    After completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, I suggest you to go for MBA from a good college. As you have already learned engineering and technical skills from B.Tech and you will learn management skills from MBA.
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    Siddarth Gumber | Contributor-Level 6

    6 years ago
    After B.Tech in Mech Engineering, I think MBA will be very good option. You can achieve a top management position & managerial skills in Manufacturing, Auto & other industries based on MBA, B.Tech ME qualification rather than doing M.Tech after B.Tech Mechanical.
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    Namit Sharma | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    I think you should go for MBA if you want job in private sectors and if you want to go in teaching line or government job you can opt M.Tech.
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    Arijit Roy innovation lover and creative | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    MBA and M.Tech are two different fields. MBA after B.Tech is a good option for getting job as fast as possible in any private sector in the present scenario but if you do M.Tech after B.Tech there will be very less opportunities in working for any private companies but you'll have increased chances for doing teaching in universities and colleges after doing M.Tech.
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    Pranami Sharma | Contributor-Level 9

    7 years ago
    It depends upon your future career path if you are much of innovative and tech savvy thinker, go for ME/M.Tech but if you are interested in corporate world along with your technical knowledge go for MBA.
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    Ritesh Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    If you have done B.Tech and I would recommend you for M.Tech, as it has good scope and for pursuing your higher education visit UEM Kolkata https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-47398 to know more information about the college and the courses.
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    Atish Chandra Tech, Travel & Food | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    If you want to make your career in management field then you can go for MBA. If you are interested in teaching field then you can become a lecturer or professor then go for M.Tech.
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    Shravankumar Katakam I'm pursuing degree final year at Acme.

    7 years ago
    You have already completed your B.Tech course then why are you confused to do MBA or M.Tech. You can directly choose M.Tech for better future.
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    Raj Sharma

    7 years ago
    I can understand what you are going through. The dilemma is real, however there is a middle road. I suggest you look up about National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE). They offer management degrees pertaining to Industrial engineering.
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    Subham Singh

    7 years ago
    It depends how much knowledge you have and if you really want to go into technical field or you want to explore some other fields of management like MBA, even MBA provides MBA in operations or systems, telecom, etc. which are meant for engineers. You can go with your interest, for me you are already an engineer after graduation even after you pursue M.Tech you will remain an engineer better to go for MBA to have a bright future and to explore more.

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