Which should I do after B.Tech in civil engineering: MBA or M.Tech?
1.8K Views|26 Followers|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Faizan Ullah Khan
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9 years ago
I would suggest you to take some internship as per your qualification so that you are aware of what is best for you. M.tech in civil engineering will place you as Civil Engineer,Construction Plant Engineer,Construction Project Engineers, Junior Civil Engineer/TechnicianPlanning Engineer, Project Coo
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9 years ago
If you feel you can contribute further to the growing world of technology after the completion of an M.Tech, then M.Tech may be preferred. If you are confident of your skills as a manager, wish to jump to some middle or higher management level and the aim to climb the corporate ladder then MBA is no

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9 years ago
go for MBA it will improve your managerial skills
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9 years ago
That depends on you, in which domain do you want to work or what interests you.. Marketing has always been in trend and has a good scope. You can choose matketing or hr if you are good in communication and it deals with interaction with others. Finance is preferred mostly by the ones who have commer

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4 years ago
First and foremost, you have to understand that there is no point comparing M.Tech and MBA courses. Both are specialised degrees and have value in their respective grounds. Both M.Tech and MBA provide excellent career options and have gained importance over the time. M.Tech or MBA is always an addit
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8 years ago
If you want to make your career in teaching line, then go for M.Tech. But, if you wants to make your place in corporate world and find a good job in MNC, then choose MBA.
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8 years ago
Go for M.Tech in any of the good colleges.

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8 years ago
I would suggest you to do your M.Tech. It all initially depends on you. Doing M.Tech will widen your scope and knowledge of the subject. While management is done if you want to develop or start a company of your own. It requires a lot of will power and sacrifice. You have to sacrifice a lot, and als
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