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Respected Si/ Ma'am,

I'm Sanya Kalani pursuing final year B.Tech in Electronics and telecommunication.
I am confused whether to go for higher studies or a job?
if higher studies then i wish 2 pursue an mba abroad... should do it after my engg or after some experience? also , durin my internship i was motivated to do masters in technology or M.S abroad,.... do u think india has scope for ppl doin higher education abroad specially M.S. or M.B.A?.... what do u thnk i should go for?
I'm a decent scorer in academics and i am often appreciated for my leadership skills.. have done extra circular activities as well.

Please advise!!

Regards
Sanya kalani

Hi Sanya,

I would suggest you to gain some experience first.

First tell me that are you sure that doing an MBA will help you more? and not M.tech. Or is it your dream to do an MBA.

Look Your stream is Electronics and telecommunication Engineering. and after completing B.Tech, you will get a very good job in many renowned companies of India.

After getting a job, you may find it later that MBA will be of no use for you. Instead of that a M.tech degree will be more beneficial with respect to salary, position, organization, city etc.

But since you have mentioned that you have a good grip on leader ship skills, then it may happen that MBA is suitable for you. But you can not predict the future.

So My suggestion is at least experience 2 years in Jobs, then decide what you want to do. Doing higher studies in abroad will be good for you to get jobs both in India and abroad.

All the best!

Originally Posted by kalani.sanya

Respected Si/ Ma'am,

I'm Sanya Kalani pursuing final year B.Tech in Electronics and telecommunication.
I am confused whether to go for higher studies or a job?
if higher studies then i wish 2 pursue an mba abroad... should do it after my engg or after some experience? also , durin my internship i was motivated to do masters in technology or M.S abroad,.... do u think india has scope for ppl doin higher education abroad specially M.S. or M.B.A?.... what do u thnk i should go for?
I'm a decent scorer in academics and i am often appreciated for my leadership skills.. have done extra circular activities as well.

Please advise!!

Regards
Sanya kalani

hello,
after completing it is better to go for higher studies. If you do a job after b.tech you may get less salary. If you go for further studies like M.B.A. Or M.TECH you get good job opportunities with high salary.

@pops07

Thanks for your advice ..I shall definitely consider.... I am very confused abt things... I am placed with a good technology company....I think taking up job sounds good.. lets c!

@Eshwarvenkatesh - that is my prob.. whether technical field is apt for me or not... will i enjoy working in tech or nt? i don't noe....

Should I go for job or higher studies after completing B.Tech in ECE with 75%

Source: http://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/should-i-go-job-higher-studies-after-completing-b-tech-ece-339362.html#ixzz1yiVcGfI7

HI

Since you are confused, better go for some job experience.
This would help you become financially sound and also you will be in better position to decide weather to go for higher studies or not.

In my opinion higher education have become important these days. After all you would not like to return back to studies when you realise after 10 year that you need higher studies between your marriage like and with so much of opportunity.

all the best

HI

Since you are confused, better go for some job experience.
This would help you become financially sound and also you will be in better position to decide weather to go for higher studies or not.

In my opinion higher education have become important these days. After all you would not like to return back to studies when you realise after 10 year that you need higher studies between your marriage like and with so much of opportunity.

all the best

I'm a btech ece graduate passed out in 2013. In the previous year I prepared for bank xams,but not qualified. Now I passed mba entrance test.i'm very much confused about my carrier. Is mba after btech relevant?
Please advise me..

Deciding between pursuing a job or higher studies after completing your B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) depends on your individual circumstances and goals. Here are some factors to consider when making this decision:

Career Aspirations: Consider your long-term career goals and the requirements of the industry you wish to enter. Some positions or industries may require or highly value advanced degrees, while others prioritize practical experience. Research the career paths you are interested in and see if a higher degree is necessary or beneficial for your desired roles.

Specialization: If you have a particular interest in a specific area of ECE or want to gain in-depth knowledge in a specialized field, pursuing higher studies such as a Master's degree or Ph.D. may be advantageous. Higher studies can provide you with expertise in a specific domain and open doors to research-oriented roles or academic positions.

Industry Demand and Trends: Evaluate the current demand and trends in the ECE industry. Research the job market and determine if there is a high demand for ECE professionals with work experience or if advanced degrees are valued. This can help you gauge whether a job or higher studies would be more beneficial in terms of employability.

Practical Experience: Consider the value of practical experience in your field. If you believe that gaining real-world work experience is important for your career growth and skill development, starting a job may be the right choice. Work experience can provide you with industry exposure, networking opportunities, and the chance to apply your knowledge in a practical setting.

Financial Considerations: Assess your financial situation and the cost implications of pursuing higher studies. Higher education often comes with expenses such as tuition fees and living costs, whereas starting a job can provide an immediate income stream. Consider your financial goals and obligations to determine what is feasible for you.

Personal Readiness: Evaluate your personal readiness for higher studies. Pursuing a Master's degree or Ph.D. requires a significant time commitment, dedication, and a passion for research and academia. Assess if you are mentally and emotionally prepared for the academic challenges and commitments that come with higher studies.