Which is the best specialization in MBA after completing B.Tech Mechanical?

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MBA is a masters degree of 3 years.
There are many specializations in MBA, now it is upto you that in which you are interested,.
There are as many specializations in MBA that you even cannot think off.
So, you should go either with your interest or you can gofor the one in which your knowledge of b.tech mechanical will be used.
As i'll suggest now a days IT, marketting, HR are in use..

Good luck..

best m.b.a specilization after B.E MECHANICAL

Dear friend.......

You background is based on Science field and you want to take Admission in to a commerce field which is quite difficult for you

but if you want to take admission in MBA then there are various specialization as follow :

There are major three specialization :
1- Marketing
2- Finance
3- HR(Human Resources)

Other various option

1- Operation
2- Computer
3- System Management
4- Airport Management
5.- Information Systems
6- Hospital Administration & Health Care Management
7- General business management
8- International business
9- Organizational behavior
10-Operations management
11-Retail management
12-Entrepreneurship


These are the various specialization in MBA

My personal suggestion to you is take Computer As your specialization

after BE mechanical if you want to do mba
.
then mba It is the best

There are definitive advantages with Full-Time Regular MBA and also Part-Time.

Hence a specialization should be purely your personal Interest. Specialization would also depend on the individual skills that you posses which are of importance to explore yourself and excel in your future assignments.
For MBA you have to write CAT exam , for these you have to work-hard, you can also write through I-CET exam , but better to write by CAT it is very you full.
After B.Tech try to do job in any company because work experience candidates are have first chance to get MBA seat ,when compare to other persons . . . .

Good luck . . . .

hello friend,
if you want to go for M.B.A. after completion of your mechanical engineering then there is also many specialization in M.B.A. course...as you want to go for M.B.A. course after your mechanical engineering, you should choose specialization like information technology, human resources , system , marketing etc ...
you should choose any one specialization as per your own interest..all the best.

After Mechanical Engineering you can do any of the following MBA courses

MBA Operations
MBA Systems
MBA Finance
MBA Human resource

finance in MBA is the best option for B.tech students

dear
The MBA is related the management degree. Choice for this is depends on you .
But I suggested you can do your MBA after B.tech (me). you do marketing or hr .is bases for B.Tch.

After b.tech you try for jobs in related field. Then some time you can do MBA regular or correspondence.
It's my own opinion.

best of luck.

dear friend,

the MBA is the master degree for 3year.

there are many specialization in MBA.
you should go eigther for your interest.

ALL THE BEST

Dear Friend,
Best specialization in MBA for you after Completing B.Tech in Mechanical Engg. will be in HR (Human resource management).
After MBA (HR) specialization you will be responsible to select the best & suitable Technical candidate for the company you are working for.
The post or designation you will get after doing MBA will be HR Manager in any Company, with higher package, luxury car, laptops & an apartment afforded by the company.

So Work hard get preparation for CAT, XAT, MAT, & etc entrance test for MBA conducted every year by the Universities.

Thank You

hii

best specialization in MBA after completing B.Tech Mechanical
I could suggest u to do certification in either
# Production engineering
# Thermal engineering
these 2 courses have high scope in upcoming years...


...all the best.

hii, human resource is the best course after the mechanical, as HR job is quite easy you have learnt good concepts about human resource.Human resource is all about hiring the people from diffrent institutes like
Enginneering colleges and all other colleges and also handling the key players and playing team leader in your company.Starting salary of an HR is 25000 per month in top mncs later will increase gradually.If you do in IIM s then you will have high value.

Mba is a masters degree and to take any specialization depends on your interest.I will suggest you to take finance as a specialization for good future.Take any specialization according to your interert.To get good mba college you have to crack cat and mat exam,which is conducted every year.

dear friend,
the MBA is the master degree of 3year.
if you go for the MBA coarse then there are many specialization in MBA,now it is up to you that in which you are interested.
there are many specialization you should go for your interests.
in which the b.tech mechanical will be used.

all the best

After completing your btech you do mba . It is a better choice. Some courses available in mba are hr, financial and many more

after b-tech in information technology, can i take mba

is it good to take mba after b.tech in information technology

you can go with m.b.a finance it is the best after b.tech mechanical .
best of luck!

you have got different specialization in MBA like in
operation
finance
humane resource etc.
Among all of the above finance sector is the best and you get a good job in this sector and you will eligible to get good jobs in INDIA and outside INDIA as well.

MBA is a two year course and you have many stream in MBA like:
1- Marketing
2- Finance
3- HR(Human Resources).

My friend as you have completed your B.Tech in ME. You should go with
[COLOR="rgb(160, 82, 45)"]Human Resources
&
MBA SYSTEM[/COLOR]
WILL BE BEST.
iF YOU WANT TO PURSUE MBA THEN APPEAR IN GMAT/CAT/MAT EXAM- THERE WILL BE WRITTEN TEST AND AFTER THAT THEY WILL CONDUCT AN INTERVIEW SO PREPARE FOR THAT.
ALL THE BEST.

After completion of your BE mechanical engineering course you can choose specialization in M.B.A. like
marketing
operation
production
systems
information technology
human resources
etc specialization you can choose...choose wisely...
choose any one specialization with your interest...
good luck.

Which is the easiest MBA course to complete without much burden??

I have been completed my b.tech mechanical 2009. now I am working in IT industry (cognizant) last 17 month. i want to complete mba , can any one plz tell me which specialization will be best for me? I am working IT becoz in my college i was selected there in first company as cognizant and I think if I go for core industry now in most of the cases they will not select me. So I think it is better for me to go for mba... so plz give me advice best specialization for mba..

I have been completed b.tech in mechanical 2009. Now i am working in IT(CTS) industry last 17 month. I am there becoz i was selected in cts in my college first campus-sing. I think if i go for core industry now most of them will not select me. So i think i will go for mba. plz tell me what will be the best best specialization in MBA for me.

HEllo
I would like to take mba after my b.tech in information technology.Which specialisation is better?? is finance is good??

Hello my dear friend,

MBA is the best choice for engineering graduates.If you do MBA course from top business schools then you will be having chance to get good opportunities in the top companies with good packages.Here you will be having chance to entire directly in to senior level managements and middle level managements.If you want to do MBA from Top Business schools then you must qualify in CAT entrance test with 90 percentile then only you have chance to get admission in to MBA course.

Operation Management is one of the best specialization to you after completing your Engineering course in Mechanical Engineering.If you do Operation Management then you will be having Chance to get good opportunities in the top companies with good packages.But You should be having excellent communication skills and sound knowledge in subject then surely you will get good job.

You can go for following specialization,This also will help you for getting good opportunities after your Mechanical Engineering Course;

Human Resource Management,
Marketing Management,
Retail Management

Hi,
Firstly I should tell you that any specialization in MBA can be successfully pursued by any candidate irrespective of his past education.
The past education not matter at all,but it help you to understand subject quickly.
But, priorities, interests and experience help in choosing the specialization and add to its successful completion.
As you have specified that you have a bachelors degree in B.Tech in mechanical, you can certainly opt for lean and operations as your MBA specialization, as this is the only specialization that requires a technical academic background.
Or else, you can go for other specializations too like Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, or Information Technology as per your interest.
There are many MBA courses available which are given below
MBA in Telecommunications
MBA in Media
MBA in Services
MBA in Hospital Management
MBA in Criminal Justice
MBA in e-Business
MBA in Education
MBA in Education
MBA in Engineering
MBA in Entrepreneurship
MBA in Executive
MBA in Finance
MBA in Health (Pharmaceuticals)
MBA in Consultancy
MBA in Information Technology

Hi,
You should not consider in the aspect of only an of mechanical engineering student to choose specialization.
You should ask yourself which field you like more,then choose specialization
Here i am not cosidering other general specializations as you have asked for only MBA for engineers.
MBA in Tech is another option but it is more close to IT companies. But i think it will not be problem with a good student. Apart from that MBA in HR can really help you to climb the ladder fast.
Best of luck.

hi,friend
After completing the B.Tech in mechanical,you can get job or do master degree.
but now you have interest in MBA,then it's also nice,but your field is different from MBA.
so you have to keep knowledge of both the field B.tech and MBA .you have to make hard work more.
now a days,management is very important even for a small scale industy.so MBA or BBA holder are necessary.So,after completing the MBA,you have to get two chance to getting job either as a MBA holder or as a mechanical engineer.your repitution will also improved for getting job because now some company want to candidate with B.tech with MBA.so that they have not find two person and not pay to both.
so there are many benefits after MBA with B.tech.
best of luck..................

There are many streams in MBA i am providing you the list you can go for any of them.
MBA in Finance
MBA in General management
MBA in Global management
MBA in Health Care
MBA in Hospitality and Tourism
MBA in Human Resources
MBA in Industrial management
MBA in International Trade and Business
MBA in Knowledge management
MBA in Leadership
MBA in Marketing
MBA in Media
MBA in Nonprofit and Government
MBA in Operations and Logistics
MBA in Organizational
MBA in Risk Management
MBA in Sport management
MBA in Telecommunications

All streams are good so you can choose that one in which you are interested.

It is very nice to hear from you that you want go for higher study. It will be very much helpfull to you to search and get high salary job in future.

now a days the main demand of MBA is
1. Human resourse
2. Finance
3. Marketing management
4. Systems
5. IT

So you can go for these course for MBA also there are several course like


NGO Management
Rural Management
Forest Management
Hospitality Management
Communication Management
Operations Management
International Management

But to get admission on MBA you have to qualify entrance exam followed by interview and GD.

All india Entrance exam are
1. CAT
2. MAt
3. XAT etc

Qualification required
1. garduate from any recognized university with any discipline and at least 50% marks

Some good collages :
1. Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad)
2. Indian Institute of Management (LUCKNOW)
3. Indian Institute of Management (Kolkata)
4. Indian Institute of Management (Kozhikode)
5. Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi University (FMS)(New Delhi)
7. Xavier Institute of Management (Bhubaneshwar)
8. International Management Institute (New Delhi)


all the best..

you have a background with B.tech E&I stream...and working with IT...
it will be better to not disturb your route and here are some MBA specializations related to your qualification...

1.Engineering Management,
2.Information Systems,
3.Information Technology Management,

Hello Friend,

-->Master of Business Administration(MBA) is a 2years course.

-->It is a very good choice after B.tech.

Best Specialization in MBA for Mechanical Students:-

MBA in Production
MBA in operations
MBA in Industrial management
MBA in Human Resource(HR)
MBA in Retail
MBA in Marketing
MBA in systems
MBA in IT

-->These are the best streams in MBA for Mechanical students.
-->choose any one stream from the above specialization list.

**For MBA Admission,You Have to appear for any one of the MAT/CAT entrance exam.
**50% percentage criteria is required for Admission.
**45% is required for Sc/st candidates.
**No age limit.
**Final year graduates are also apply.

prepare well
All the best.....................

Hi friend,

Master in business administration contains several branches my friend.After completing your bachelor degree in mechanical you will selected the following one of the best course.

COURSES:

MBA IN FINANCE

MARKETING

HR

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

GENERAL

PHARMA

BIOTECH

etc...

For mechanical student

GENERAL

HR

SYSTEM MANAGEMENT ARE VERY SUITABLE MY FRIEND.



All the best...

after BE in mechanical engineering mba in finance or mba in hr is best?

After completing B tech in mechanical if you want to do MBA then it is right choice it will add value in your carrier. And MBA stands for masters in business administration. It is a management course and it is a master degree.

MBA is 2 years course and there are many specializations in MBA all are good you can choose anyone for your carrier.
But I think for the mechanical candidates the following are best streams:
MBA in engineering
MBA in education
Both are good courses and you can choose anyone of them. Both have many scopes……
After that you will get a better job and also gets better salary package…..

Hello friend,

I've been saying that no specialization is called as best and worst,you just need to have some interest in the specialization which you choose.So that you can have bright career.

As you are from Mechanical engineering ,the best specialization for you would be

SALES AND MARKETING or OPERATIONS.

But when comparing the above two specializations sales and marketing will be much better than any other specialization for you.

As you are a mechanical engineer you can join any manufacturing or production industry and you can join to marketing department for the marketing of products.So you will have amany opportunities in manufacturing sectors.

Eligibility for MBA

1.You should have completed bachelors degree in any stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognized university
2.You should also qualify in the entrance exam like
CAT
MAT
XAT
KMAT
GMAT
SNAP
ATMA etc etc
3.There is no age limit
4.You will be given more preference if you have past work experience

Curriculum for MBA in Sales and Marketing

SEMESTER – I


Statistics for Management
Economic Foundations of Business Environment
Applied Operations Research for Management
Organizational Behaviour
Communication Skills
Accounting for Management
Legal Aspects of Business



SEMESTER – II

Production Management
Financial Management
Marketing Management
Human Resource Management
Management Information System
Quality Management
Research Method in Business
Business Application Software
Seminar II

SUMMER SEMESTER (6 WEEKS)

SUMMER PROJECT


SEMESTER – III

International Business Management
Strategic Management
Sales Management
Services Marketing
Advertising and Sales Promotion
Consumer Behaviour
Brand Management
Rural Marketing

Top colleges in India for MBA

Indian Institute of Management - Bangalore, India

Indian Institute of Management - Ahmedabad, India

Indian Institute of Management - Calcutta, India

Indian Institute of Management - Lucknow, India

Institute of Rural Management - Anand, India

Xaviers Labour Relation Institue, - Jamshedpur, India

Management Development Institute - Gurgaon, India

Indian Institute of Management - Indore, india

S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research - Mumbai, india

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade - Delhi, India

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies - Mumbai, India

International Management Institute - New Delhi, India

Fore School of Management - New Delhi, India

Institute of Management Technology - Ghaziabad, India

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies - Mumbai, India

Xavier Institute of Management - Bhubaneshwar, India

T.A. Pai Management Institute - Manipal, India

Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship - Bangalore, India

Faculty of Management Studies - Delhi, India

Loyola Institute of Business Administration - Chennai, India

Vinod Gupta School of Management - IIT Kharagpur, India

Symbiosis Centre for Management and HRD - Pune, India

NITIE - Mumbai, India

Nirma Institute of Management - Ahmedabad, India

K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research - Mumbai, India

Department of Management Studies, REC - Trichy, India

Department of Business Administration - Aligarh, India

L.B. Shastri Institute of Management - New Delhi, India

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management - Pune, India

IILM - New Delhi, India

ICFAI Business School - Hyderabad, India

Goa Institute of Management - Goa, India

Career and job opportunities after MBA in Sales and Marketing

You can become

Product and Brand Managers
New Product Development Specialists
Marketing Managers
Account Management Specialists

Advantages of MBA in Sales and Marketing

Defined career growth path.
Career progression largely dependent on one’s performance
Opportunity to travel, see places, meet people
Opportunity to build contacts, both professional and personal
Good financial rewards, based on one’s performance and targets achieved
Not a 9-to-5 job

ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!