Hi Aspirant,

Yes, you can do MBA in operations. It's totally depend on your interest in learning things related to business and management. It doesn't matter whether you're from engineer or non-engineer background.

• As we know, MBA in Operations Management prepares students to deal with various aspects of a company. Students are still a step ahead of the needs of organizations and thus the experience, skills and experiences gained from this course will help students leave their mark by being an asset to the company.
• MBA in Operations Management is an evergreen discipline, since it enhances the chances of employability, since the student / aspirant can enter any manufacturing industry and will be trained enough to handle almost all the functions of the manufacturing and production department.
• Operation Management makes you expert in process analysis, efficiency, responsiveness, consistency and variety of goods, and then, as a professional, you can join all of these functions of the manufacturing business.
• The best part of this specialization is that it suits the professionals coming from every sector and thus there are many choices and prospects for them. The student who specializes in operating management may be part of the IT or insurance industry. Finance, HR, hospitality , retail and construction are the other options open.
• The most popular categories offering job opportunities include logistics managers and/or supply chain managers.
• Becoming a consultant is another aspect of choosing a profession after earning a degree in organizational management. No matter where you start, but if you're committed, you're sure to hit the pinnacle of the organizational hierarchy with some of the best-known names.
• It doesn't matter that how many engineers or non-engineers in your batch. The main thing is that you should be able to explain why  MBA and why MBA in operations to yourself and interviewer as well.

Thank you

Hello,

Yes there is no criteria as to who can do MBA in operation. But mostly people with technical background prefer to do mba in this field. What you need to do is study the basics properly related to operation and mechanical and software streams. You may have a lower hand as many other students have experience in these fields but still if you like this field then you can do it. Find better college for this field as colleges providing job opportunities for operations are less.

The beauty of studying MBA is that it does not have limitation in the eligibility perspective. Operations Management has been more effective and prominent than ever before. And it has little to do with Engineering. If you can understand the intrinsic of a project and a business model for the client, no matter what your educational background is, you can study Operations Management as your Specialisation in your MBA. In the long run, this will help you in career progression to become an Operations Manager. As soon as you complete your MBA, as a fresher you will not be appointed as a Manager. You will be hired as an Operations Analyst and have to play the role of a team player. As you put on experience, the specialisation will help you to become a successful Operations Manager.