Which course should I pursue among M.Tech and MBA for a better future and more job opportunities?

I have completed BE in mechanical with 55%.

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Kundan Kumar
9 years ago
You didn't score well in BE. It is quite evident that you are not good in engineering subjects or you have less interest in engineering. If you think that you are good in engineering, and due to some reason you didn't score well in BE, then prepare for GATE. Even if you score well in GATE, you may n

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konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hello Mohammed It is quite evident that you are not good in engineering subjects or you have less interest in engineering. If you think that you are good in engineering, and due to some reason you didn't score well in BE, then prepare for GATE. Even if you score well in GATE. You may not get a seat

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
It is quite evident that you are not good in engineering subjects or you have less interest in engineering. If you think that you are good in engineering, and due to some reason you didn't score well in BE, then prepare for GATE. Even if you score well in GATE. You may not get a seat in IISC, IITs,

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Trilochan Tiwari
9 years ago
It depends on the field in which you want to make your career. After completing MBA, you will get managerial jobs. You can get a good job in the corporate sector. If you are interested in the technical field, then you should opt for M.Tech. The salary package depends on the skills you possess a

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S
3 years ago
M.Tech and MBA both have very good career options, it would be an injustice to compare both of them. Both of them have their own perks. You should choose one among them based on your interest and capability. M.Tech gives you more knowledge into technical sector and the ability to think new which can

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P
3 years ago
MBA can be equally beneficial even if done from private colleges provided that you have chosen the one from the A-list. If you pursue MBA from government colleges like Iims you hold the reputation for the rest of your life. There are many students who get the same package from Tier-1 private college

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P
3 years ago
Honest opinion- Anything related to technology the world has many managers people who can account for money and meet deadlines. The world needs innovators who can lanuch satellites and discover new horizons.

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Vinay kr Pandey
3 years ago
Both are different but, according to me, the scope of the courses will help a person to decide whether to go for MBA or M.Tech. M.Tech- If from an IIT, you might bag a job of more than 7LPA but if not from an IIT then the scope of M.Tech is teaching. Now it is one's own choice whether he or she wan

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It depends on your interest. In general, I would suggest M.Tech since it is relevant to your field. If you have an idea of getting into business then take MBA. Based on your percentage, hope you can choose MBA.

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K
4 years ago
I would suggest you go for MBA as its hard truth that tech is not for you or you should explore other career options like law.

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