Hello Roshan,

It's quite a perfect match if you do B. Sc and MBA at the same time as you work in IT sector for some time and then learn management skills well too. Most of the companies pay extra of you are more experienced but since the competition factor among science students have increased a lot so not having a work expert gets negated against the advantage of not being an engineer.

You already know that opportunities are always keep knocking your door but the point to understand is how ready you are to receive them and that will be decided by your preparation.

Do a market study to review the companies and the profile they are looking for with these academic qualifications to know what suits you best.

I hope it was helpful.

Dear Roshan, many Computer Science students choose management field after graduation. This field provides you with high paying salary, excellent management skills and many more.

MBAs in IT obtain jobs titles such as project manager, business development executive/manager, product manager, marketing manager, analytics manager, system manager, data processing manager, business analyst, and IT manager/consultant.With experience, MBAs in Technology go on to become information systems managers, systems analysts, and chief technology officers.

Annual salaries in the US range between $68,000 for project analyst (IT) and $130,000 for IT director. IBM, BAE Systems, United Technologies Corporation, Lowe’s Companies, and Atmel Corporation are among popular companies.

In India, salaries for MBAs in Technology start from Rs. 2 lakh for a fresher and go on to Rs. 12 lakh per annum in a few years. Popular companies include Caterpillar, L&T, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture, Capgemini, SAP, HP, and Cognizant.

All the best

Hope this helps