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i have completed my. b.tech degree in electronic and communication engg. what course is suited for me mba or m.tech ?

In this particular field, I believe MTech is better, because then you shall know your field in depth and not deviate towards mixing business and marketing into it. Moreover, the demand of electronic and communication engineers is growing and you shall have good chance of Indian and international placement after you do MTech, so I recommend, go for it.

HELLO DEAR,

According to my view both filed have there pertigeous value


But if you want to go in managment career and want to earn money than MBA is the good choice after B.tech.

on the other hand if you want go in teaching line or technical filed then M.tech is better option after completing B.tech


But go according to your choice

GOOD LUCK.

Dear
M.tech is better than mba because with m.tech you could able to know in detail about your subject but in mba you could not able to know in detail on your area.
I think it totally depends upon your personal interest.

i have completed btech in electronics & communication ,what to do & what courses suitable for ECE student for getting job.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i have completed my. b.tech degree in electronic and communication engg. what course is suited for me mba or m.tech ?

As you are in engineering field its better you continue in the same field of engineering.

You will have better career options after you do M.Tech in ECE.

You may get recruited in core companies or IT companies with good pay sacle.

I personally suggest you to go ahead with M.Tech rather than MBA.

All the Best!

what are the opportunities in government jobs for btech ec students?

I would suggest you to go for M.tech in your field....

Because MBA is totally different course from your field.

Its a management course, nothing related to B.tech or what you have learned till date.

And M.tech is your field, you will have deeper knowledge about those subjects in B.tech.

So doing and understanding M.tech course would be much easier and beneficial to you.

So choose M.tech.

NW M IN 3rd year in b-tech , nd m little bit confuse in furthur study after completing my b-tech in ECE , wat should i do after b-tech?

I am b tech E&C 3rd year student I want to know any course in mba tech in ECE

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am b tech E&C 3rd year student I want to know any course in mba tech in ECE

INFORMATION ABOUT MBA

There is no separate course in MBA which is for B.E ECE, and taking MBA course after B.E/B.Tech ECE course need a lot of effort to excel in the future...

-> Basically MBA covers 3 important areas which are as follows....

-> HR ( Human Resource )

-> Finance

-> Marketing

-> If you are going to select HR then you will be recruited as the HR in any of the companies.

-> And if you take finance you will be most probably recruited in finance research area...

-> For marketing you will get the job which are based on marketing...

-> So B.E/B.Tech does not have any relation with MBA its your choice to take any of the given fields in MBA and you have to work a lot in the future to excel...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i have completed my. b.tech degree in electronic and communication engg. what course is suited for me mba or m.tech ?

As you have already completed you B'tech you must have definately given GATE or MAT.(as you are considering MBA or M.tech)

Both the fields have great potential. You have already given the exams and you know what are your fields of experties and weakness.

i suggest you to see through your areas of interest and then only proceed.

MBA changes your complete stream and puts you on for administrative areas.

M.tech takes you further into you branch.

Go for this only if you are well knowlegeable with the engineering basics otherwise it could become a harder option .

what are the chances for jobs in company after completing M.TECH in electronics & communication engineering?

After completion B.Tech in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.Is it possible to do M.Tech in Petroleum Engineering or Chemical Engineering??

i am the student of 12th scisnce (maths- computer) . i want to do engg after 12th , but iam also intrested in mba manegment.what do you think shall i go for mba after 12th or go for engg. if i discied to do mba then what is its process.

dear friend,
See, it is totally depend upon your interest.. in which field you want to go..
If you want to stay in technical field then you can do M.tech after your B.tech..

for that you have to appear in GATE.. after completion of your M.tech you can go for research also..

or if you want to go for business field then you can go for MBA ... for that you have to appear in exams like-
1.CAT

2.MAT

3.XAT
etc...
Now you decide what you want to do..
All the best..

All the best..

May know which is better for ece .mba or m.tecg

hey evreybuddy...i have completed first year in B tech Electronincs and communication engineering...i wanted to know the fields according to priority for doing M T ech in E&C...like u have m tech in structural at top in civil...so likewise...and what are better areas of study(subjects) to concentrate on while doing B Tech in it?

i am an electronics and communication graduate engineer now i am taking the course of master of engineering management from university of technology sydney. what will be my career prospects after doing this course how will the companies hire me .i am quite confused is this the correct master degree for me ?

WHAT ARE THE FIELDS WE HAVE B.TECH? EXAMPLE.. WE HAVE B.TECH IN ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING...

actually my b.tech form ECE branch is going to complete in this april,i m an average student and i would like to go for MBA so,please suggest me which MBA is better for me.

this depends on you actually.
If you think you want to become professor or want to remain in technical field then you can choose M.tech.
and if you think you want to business and come in private sector then yes you can think of doing MBA.

So take your decision and work accordingly.