Which is good for me- BBA+MBA or B.Tech?

If you are confused between management studies and engineering, you can do one thing. You can do B.Tech first and then MBA after it.

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It depends upon your interest. Are you interested in technical or business?

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If you have interest in business, then BBA +MBA would be more preferable then B.Tech. But, if you have interest in Science, then choosing B.Tech will be a wise decision. Both have good job opportunities as well as good career growth. Best of luck for your future.

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B.Tech + MBA is a good combination. The prospects are many and pay packages are competitive for this combination.

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To start, I did B.Tech, M.Tech and Ph.D. in computer science all in a row without taking a break and now want to do MBA. As mentioned in above paragraph these decisions depend on number of factors. I was an average student in a private college and used to spend good amount to time in college library where they had subscription for some IEEE magazines and few general IT magazines. IEEE general magazines had last few pages of advertisement for professor jobs in different universities, average salary was around $60000 a year, which was around 25 lacs Indian rupees a year. Apart from monitory benefit I also had in mind the social status of professor job, contribution to society and motivation to learn. Another reason was my dad’s respect to educated people compare to rich people. Rich were treated as normal people and students who scored good or achieved something great were always praised and remembered again and again. At that time I know the only minimum condition for professor job and that was Ph.D. in computer Science, therefore I kept chasing it. But I never know the other conditions for that job such as publication, number of Ph.D research experience, Editorial memberships and conference organizing experience along with excellent teaching performance are just few to mention. I did not opt for MBA after my B.Tech because most of MBAs were from B.Sc or B.Com background. At that time with the name MBA I can only understand that if you are lucky enough you can get seat in some sate state universities and I saw most of the MBAs working as either medical representatives or direct sales executives. With this vision of MBA it was clearly not my choice.

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Both the courses are different from each other. Both the courses have different scope. Go for that in which you have interest. BBA and B.Tech are two different sides. If you have an interest in technology, pursue your graduation in B.Tech. If you have an interest in Business Studies, then you must go for BBA. Many deemed universities offer this course. For more information regarding colleges which offer the above course, visit Shiksha.com.

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Hi, It depends fully on your interest. However, these days people prefer doing B.Tech + MBA, if you have full interest in marketing, then go for BA+MBA. Hope you got your answer.

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In both the situations, MBA is compulsory. Most of the B.Tech students opt for MBA every year. Leading business schools of the country have more than 75% students from B.Tech. Students opt for BBA followed by MBA or B.Tech followed MBA.

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I would suggest you to move for technical course and advice you for B.Tech. The college which is good to get best education with placements is UEM-Kolkata, and I advise you to go through their website to know about college. <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-47398" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-47398</a>.

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B.Tech will be good. After that, you can go for MBA because nowadays, demand in the computer sector is increasing. So you can do B.Tech which is a more prominent degree to BBA. But in the end, it depends on your interest. All the best.

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