After a rigorous 3/4/5 years of Graduation, it is always ideal to take a break for anything between 1-3 years and gain some work experience before you finally move on for Postgraduation or pursue MBA. You will also get some time to prepare well for the Entrance exam and can perform your best.

However, that only applies if you have a Job in your hand (On/Off Campus), Research Associate or Project Assistantship offer, Campus Recruitment Offer or perhaps a good GATE score to fetch you a Job in PSUs. In case you have neither of the above, it is perferred you prepare for Management Examinations and try getting into a Good B-School this year itself.

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This is more of a personal choice, for instance if you want to work then what kind of job profiles you're looking for, what's domain of your graduation, if you belong to management background then you may earn few years of work experiences, this will also help you to explore the domain of your work more closely and perhaps you may also get to know through this experience if you want to do specialization in any area such as marketing, HR, operations, finance etc, you can also appear for MBA entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, CMAT or any other entrance exams conducted at state level, these exams are highly competitive hence you also have to prepare accordingly, also admission isn't just merely based on entrance scores, there are WAT, GD-PI to be followed in the subsequent rounds as per the norms of the B-School, MBA is a very good option as a career advancement in terms of learning experience as well as good pay package provided it's from a reputed B-School.