m.tech or mba

My son after his MSc in Chemistry, did PhD IN Industrial Chemistry and next MTech, he has PGDCA too , younger son has MBA, PGDCA, this is the age of competetion, you have to choose after so much careful thinking only, long back I was a lecturer too. Thank you so much for sharing Namastey. ^Kalyani^

M.Tech deals with the core subject itself, it lets you specialize on your favorite subject within your engineering subject. M.B.A completely deals with management studies that help you achieve a manager post at some institution. A master degree becomes mandatory only if your are planning to choose teaching profession. While working at other core industries, being a Master degree holder (M.Tech) can give you a slight advantage over a B.Tech qualified colleague. For production side branches like Mechanical, MBA becomes more important, because a you are more or less expected to end up being the Manager of a particular section in a factory/company. For Computer Science, I don't think there are jobs where MBA becomes mandatory or a very big advantage. Another option you have is to carry on learning the subject, take M.Tech and do PhD so that you can divert to research side of your subject & be a researcher or scientist at your field at a pretty young age. Hope these tips help...