What Is Better: Engineering Or M.B.A.?

It is not like that which better if you will do M.B.A after engineering
this is the best combination for a person and above all it is other up
to you what you want to do. If it's only to earn money you can do either simply do graduation+mba or engineering, moreover go next to your choice and interests.

I think engineering. I personally think that the job market for MBA's is a bit saturated at the moment. It seems to be one of the default degrees students go to when they aren't sure what to do. BUT, that being said, if you enjoy management, go for an MBA!

I would just check job sites and see what kind of work you like to do. Check out some of the engineering careers at FM Global and then check out some of the job descriptions for MBA positions. You'll find what's best for you.

It is not like that which better if you will do M.B.A after engineering this is the best combination for a person and above all it is always up to you what you want to do. If it's only to earn money you can do either simply do graduation+mba or engineering, moreover go with your choice and interests.

Each has it's own credentials. MBA people have more opportunities in terms of Administration jobs.

Dear sir ,
                     iam an engineering student ...doing my 1st year .....I find bbm very easy comparing to engg. Subjects.....but iam confident of doing engg. Too..
My question is , is doing engg, alone better than bbm + mba????

Hi there,

Engineering and MBA are very different to each other, the latter referring to business management. Also, engineering itself is a graduation course which means that it is pursued by students after finishing 12th, also known as B.tech (Bachelors in technology). 

MBA is a post graduation course which means that you can pursue it after finishing your bachelors. 

You should also be aware of the fact that you can pursue an MBA after a B.tech. However, you cannot pursue a Masters in Technology (M.tech) after a Bachelors in Business Administration( BBA). 

Since these streams are not related a comparison on which is better cannot be made. It depends only on your interest or the field you want to establish your career in.

Hi, both of these fields are entirely different and therefore, have different line of scope and path. However, one should never be forced to select any of them forcefully. It should be a self choice.