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

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Kundan Kumar Freelance Trainer for Mathematics - GATE/GRE

8 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 not get a seat in IISC, IITs, NITs or BITs due to the eligibility criteria (60 % and above requirement in BE or B.Tech).
According to me, you should opt for MBA in a good management college.

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konatham Abhishek HeLpINg HaNd FiRsT | Scholar-Level 16

4 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 in IISC, IITs, NITs or BITs due to the eligibility criteria (60 % and above requirement in BE or B.Tech). Thank you.

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Trilochan Tiwari | Contributor-Level 9

7 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 and the brand value of your college.

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

5 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, NITs or BITs due to the eligibility criteria (60 % and above requirement in BE or B.Tech). .

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Mehar Sharma Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

MBAs are great for a career change and thriving business opportunities. Graduates of part-time or full-time MBA programs have higher chances of holding a high-level management position and enjoying successful MBA careers. Over 50% of MBA graduates worldwide are senior managers or board directors. I did my MBA at LPU and it has helped me grow professionally and also add a lot to my career growth. Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU as it provides exposure to various opportunities in terms of internships, workshops, guest lectures, industrial visits, placements, etc. Highlights of MBA at LPU are - 1) Accredited by ACBSP (USA). 2)

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Ahana Sharma | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

MBA and M Tech, both will offer you what you are looking for (good job with good pay). However, the choice should be based upon your interest rather than the money earned because five-six years down the line, you will be earning enough, but your job should be motivating enough to get you to work everyday. So take a decision based upon your area of interest. M Tech will provide an opportunity to expand your knowledge further in the field that you are currently in. You get a chance to explore and dig deeper into concepts that intrigued you in your graduation. Your technical skills are enhanced and you can become a subject matter expert i

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MBA and M Tech, both will offer you what you are looking for (good job with good pay). However, the choice should be based upon your interest rather than the money earned because five-six years down the line, you will be earning enough, but your job should be motivating enough to get you to work everyday. So take a decision based upon your area of interest. M Tech will provide an opportunity to expand your knowledge further in the field that you are currently in. You get a chance to explore and dig deeper into concepts that intrigued you in your graduation. Your technical skills are enhanced and you can become a subject matter expert in your field. MBA offers a chance to understand the business and economic aspect of organisations. You can learn about the different wheels in the business's chariot and can take up one as your intended specialisation based upon your interest. It does offer a faster growth trajectory. But it depends upon your performance and level of interest shown. Personally I will advice you to do MBA. If you are looking for best university for MBA course, I would say Lovely professional University is best University to pursue this course. The Business School of LPU is accredited from (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. Lovely Professional University is quite eminent for the MBA. You can do MBA in different streams like Financial markets, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce, Fintect, Business Analytics, etc. So you can choose any of the above-revealed streams according to your area of interest. MBA students are getting placed at an average package of &get;46 LPA in more than 100 companies. More than 150+ companies have already visited 20192020 MBA batch of MBA and nearly all of them are already placed and many of them already on OJT (on the job training). The package really depends on what he can show to the recruiters that, how much he is worth or deserved. There were some students who cracked the placement and got offered 21 LPA, while many failed to do so.

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MBA and M Tech, both will offer you what you are looking for (good job with good pay). However, the choice should be based upon your interest rather than the money earned because five-six years down the line, you will be earning enough, but your job should be motivating enough to get you to work everyday. So take a decision based upon your area of interest. M Tech will provide an opportunity to expand your knowledge further in the field that you are currently in. You get a chance to explore and dig deeper into concepts that intrigued you in your graduation. Your technical skills are enhanced and you can become a subject matter expert in your field. MBA offers a chance to understand the business and economic aspect of organisations. You can learn about the different wheels in the business's chariot and can take up one as your intended specialisation based upon your interest. It does offer a faster growth trajectory. But it depends upon your performance and level of interest shown. Personally I will advice you to do MBA. If you are looking for best university for MBA course, I would say Lovely professional University is best University to pursue this course. The Business School of LPU is accredited from (ACBSP) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs from the USA ensuring quality education and industry experienced faculty members, studying in LPU will get a degree accredited from a body of USA. LPU has recently Marked among Top 50 Best Management Institutes by NIRF ranking 2020. Also, LPU has won National Employability Award 2020. Lovely Professional University is quite eminent for the MBA. You can do MBA in different streams like Financial markets, International Business, Tourism and hospitality, Banking and insurance, E-Commerce, Fintect, Business Analytics, etc. So you can choose any of the above-revealed streams according to your area of interest. MBA students are getting placed at an average package of &get;46 LPA in more than 100 companies. More than 150+ companies have already visited 20192020 MBA batch of MBA and nearly all of them are already placed and many of them already on OJT (on the job training). The package really depends on what he can show to the recruiters that, how much he is worth or deserved. There were some students who cracked the placement and got offered 21 LPA, while many failed to do so.

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Naini Kalra | Contributor-Level 10

4 years ago

While an MBA prepares you for generalist roles and opens your avenues in non-technical industries, an M.Tech qualification offers you plush jobs and a freedom to take your love for technology to the next level. An M.Tech degree offers opportunities in the academia, research & development and technical fields. The Employment Level and Salary packages in MBA is definitely having an 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 whereas in US $ they will be earning around 1000$ per Week. If you want an easy transitio

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Sameeksha kapoor | Guide-Level 14

4 years ago

Dear Idrees, M.Tech or MBA is always an additional 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. Doing M.Tech in a particular field would make you invaluable for a company that has business profile of that field. Being an MBA on other hand will give you a totally di

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Dear Idrees, M.Tech or MBA is always an additional 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. Doing M.Tech in a particular field would make you invaluable for a company that has business profile of that field. Being an MBA on other hand will give you a totally different business perspective and is much broader in scope. Measure your Interest and then make a choicePreferably, you should make the choice on the basis of your career goals, capabilities and interests. In case you want to continue your career in technical field, then M.Tech is the right choice for you. After this you can even switch to research or teaching. But if you want to work in the corporate sector, then MBA is the way to go. It is a management course and hence would enhance your managerial, leadership presentation and communication skills 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 a 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 organisation is innovation hungry, then pure engineering with a Masters specialisation is a lethal combination!Prospects for MBA and M.Tech Professionals first choice of stream in MBA for a B. Techcandidate should be Operations, as technical know-how and operational work go well hand in hand. Secondly, they can opt for MBA in Finance or IB, and then followed by MBA in Sales and Marketing. There is no point choosing an MBA in HR after a B.Tech. It's also recommended to get a work experience of three to five years before opting for MBA and going for PGDM courses as cream institutes like ISB or IMI choose to train people who already have an industry experience. This helps an individual decide the exact domain in which he wants to make a long term career. These days the industry follows a trend.

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Dear Idrees, M.Tech or MBA is always an additional 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. Doing M.Tech in a particular field would make you invaluable for a company that has business profile of that field. Being an MBA on other hand will give you a totally different business perspective and is much broader in scope. Measure your Interest and then make a choicePreferably, you should make the choice on the basis of your career goals, capabilities and interests. In case you want to continue your career in technical field, then M.Tech is the right choice for you. After this you can even switch to research or teaching. But if you want to work in the corporate sector, then MBA is the way to go. It is a management course and hence would enhance your managerial, leadership presentation and communication skills 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 a 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 organisation is innovation hungry, then pure engineering with a Masters specialisation is a lethal combination!Prospects for MBA and M.Tech Professionals first choice of stream in MBA for a B. Techcandidate should be Operations, as technical know-how and operational work go well hand in hand. Secondly, they can opt for MBA in Finance or IB, and then followed by MBA in Sales and Marketing. There is no point choosing an MBA in HR after a B.Tech. It's also recommended to get a work experience of three to five years before opting for MBA and going for PGDM courses as cream institutes like ISB or IMI choose to train people who already have an industry experience. This helps an individual decide the exact domain in which he wants to make a long term career. These days the industry follows a trend.

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

4 years ago

Hi Dear, As I am observing your percentage is little low in your graduation. MBA would be a good option for you. Well, M.Tech will lead you to deeper study and research in your core field of engineering. The career following M.Tech will be more oriented towards teaching, research and consulting. MBA will lead you to gaining management skills in whichever specialization you do. The career following MBA will be more towards techno-management roles, more into corporate and entrepreneurship. So it is your choice!
Go check your interests, aptitude, hobbies, attitude, bent of mind and ASPIRATIONS before taking a plunge into any of these. But

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Navneet Kaur | Guide-Level 14

3 years ago

MBAs are great for a career change and thriving business opportunities. Graduates of part-time or full-time MBA programs have higher chances of holding a high-level management position and enjoying successful MBA careers. Over 50% of MBA graduates worldwide are senior managers or board directors. I did my MBA at LPU and it has helped me grow professionally and also add a lot to my career growth. Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU as it provides exposure to various opportunities in terms of internships, workshops, guest lectures, industrial visits, placements, etc. Highlights of MBA at LPU are - 1) Accredited by ACBSP (USA). 2)

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