Which course should I choose after mechanical engineering in B.Tech among M.Tech and MBA?

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Ashish Sharma Education Consultant, Political Analyst, traveler. | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Hi Isha, M.Tech in mechanical engineering after B.Tech mechanical engineering among M.Tech and MBA, as it has more job opportunities after completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering among MBA and M.Tech. The Mechanical Engineering Department is well known for its quality of teaching and supportive environment provided to the students. The state-of-the-art laboratories, highly qualified, experienced and dedicated faculty members in all specializations of Mechanical Engineering, make this Department a vibrant place to study. The programs provide a flexible curriculum enabling the students to achieve their goals and make them industry-re

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Dharamveer Dheer Educator at University | Scholar-Level 18

5 years ago

You should choose a course as per your interest, aptitude, hobbies and passion. Both courses have their own importance and need. If you are technically sound and has flair for technology then go for M.Tech, while if your inclination is more towards management and corporate jobs do MBA. You need to qualify any entrance test (such as CAT / MAT/ XAT/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/LPUNEST) and should also have min of 50% to 55% in your Bachelors. You can do MBA in any specializations of your interest. Some Good Colleges are: Iims, Xavier's Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Department of Management Studies, II

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Arshiya Singh | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

Both the courses have their own importance and need. If you are technically sound and has flair for technology, then go for M.Tech, while if your inclination is more towards management and corporate jobs, do MBA. You need to qualify any entrance test (such as CAT / MAT/ XAT/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/LPUNEST) and should also have min of 50% to 55% in your Bachelors. You can do MBA in any specializations of your interest. Some Good Colleges are: IIMS, Xavier's Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
Lovely Professional University, Punjab, Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi, Management Development In

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Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Well in my opinion both these streams lead to success if the individual has an interest in the career. Both courses have their own importance and need. If you are technically sound and have flair for technology then go for M.Tech, while if your inclination is more towards management and corporate jobs do MBA. Likewise, you have already completed your Bachelors's in mechanical engineering so I believe you have an interest in this particular field. In my recommendation, you should go further in the engineering stream to get more job opportunities. Lovely professional university is one of the leading private universities. LPU provides qua

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Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

Hello, First and foremost, you have to understand that there is no point comparing M.Tech and MBA courses. Both are specialized degrees and have value on their respective grounds. Both M.Tech and MBA provide excellent career options and have gained importance over time. M.Tech or MBA is always an added advantage to an engineer whether it is in terms of experience, knowledge or seniority. Whether it be an IT, manufacturing, or R&D driven establishment, there would be requirements for both M. Techs and MBAs. The M. Techs would be more of a subject matter specialist, whereas the MBAs would handle product sales and marketing, project manag

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Hello, First and foremost, you have to understand that there is no point comparing M.Tech and MBA courses. Both are specialized degrees and have value on their respective grounds. Both M.Tech and MBA provide excellent career options and have gained importance over time. M.Tech or MBA is always an added advantage to an engineer whether it is in terms of experience, knowledge or seniority. Whether it be an IT, manufacturing, or R&D driven establishment, there would be requirements for both M. Techs and MBAs. The M. Techs would be more of a subject matter specialist, whereas the MBAs would handle product sales and marketing, project management, IT process, human resources, consulting and customer service management etc. After MBA you get the entry to the field of business and administration where you can go in for options like marketing, sales, human resources and operation management. Specifically, M.Tech is suitable for a product- based industry where technical skills are required. Whereas MBA is more suitable for service and customer-oriented industries. Engineering graduates having a management degree are perfect for front-end sales, customer-facing jobs, and field applications. But, if an organization is an innovation hungry, then pure engineering with a Masters specialization is a lethal combination! Prospects for MBA and M.Tech Professionals The first choice of stream in MBA for a B.Tech candidate should be Operations, as technical know-how and operational work go well hand in hand. In your further decision of choosing your post-graduation, choosing the right university plays a vital role. A University that not just nurtures the content part but also enhances the overall personality helps you to develop and nurture your inner talent. I have done MBA after my B.Tech and choosing an MBA was one of my right decision. And what made me realize to choose a management career ahead was my university, I. e. LPU. I would suggest you few of the best universities after IIT and NIIT are LPU, BITS, Thapar, Xavier, Christ, and a few more. So, choose wisely. Good Luck.

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Hello, First and foremost, you have to understand that there is no point comparing M.Tech and MBA courses. Both are specialized degrees and have value on their respective grounds. Both M.Tech and MBA provide excellent career options and have gained importance over time. M.Tech or MBA is always an added advantage to an engineer whether it is in terms of experience, knowledge or seniority. Whether it be an IT, manufacturing, or R&D driven establishment, there would be requirements for both M. Techs and MBAs. The M. Techs would be more of a subject matter specialist, whereas the MBAs would handle product sales and marketing, project management, IT process, human resources, consulting and customer service management etc. After MBA you get the entry to the field of business and administration where you can go in for options like marketing, sales, human resources and operation management. Specifically, M.Tech is suitable for a product- based industry where technical skills are required. Whereas MBA is more suitable for service and customer-oriented industries. Engineering graduates having a management degree are perfect for front-end sales, customer-facing jobs, and field applications. But, if an organization is an innovation hungry, then pure engineering with a Masters specialization is a lethal combination! Prospects for MBA and M.Tech Professionals The first choice of stream in MBA for a B.Tech candidate should be Operations, as technical know-how and operational work go well hand in hand. In your further decision of choosing your post-graduation, choosing the right university plays a vital role. A University that not just nurtures the content part but also enhances the overall personality helps you to develop and nurture your inner talent. I have done MBA after my B.Tech and choosing an MBA was one of my right decision. And what made me realize to choose a management career ahead was my university, I. e. LPU. I would suggest you few of the best universities after IIT and NIIT are LPU, BITS, Thapar, Xavier, Christ, and a few more. So, choose wisely. Good Luck.