What you want do after B.Tech depends on your interest. As for the roles, both MBA and M.Tech lead to better roles in companies. But, choosing one depends on your interest and what you like to do. If you want to do management roles, go for MBA. Otherwise, go for M.Tech for technical roles

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For several BTech graduates planning to pursue higher education , it is primarily a choice between Master of business administration (MBA) and Master of technology (MTech) programmes. While both qualifications offer good placements and a stable career, the decision should be a well-calculated one.




While an MBA prepares you for generalist roles and opens your avenues in non-technical industries, an MTech qualification offers you plush jobs and a freedom to take your love for technology to the next level.




Says Harpreet Singh, president, JRE group of institutions, "End-goals play an important role when students decide on their postgraduate qualification . An MTech degree offers opportunities in the academia, research & development and technical fields. On the other hand, an MBA opens up avenues in banking, finance, consultancy and other roles, which may not be technically driven."




While both these career options are stable and rewarding, current trends indicate that students prefer MBA over MTech. Besides opening various employment avenues across industries, an MBA degree gives students a chance to build a promising foundation for their career. The difficulty level and rigour associated with an MTech degree also adds to the popularity of MBA in the student community.




"This is a worrying trend," says Shekhar Sanyal, director and country head, Institution of Engineering and Technology. He goes on to add, "MBA is more popular, but we need more MTechs in the country. Contrary to popular belief, MTech graduates are in high demand and much sought-after by technical industries, not just in India but worldwide . There is a dearth of talent in research and development industry in the government and private sector. It is a fallacy that the government sector doesn't pay a lot. If you are good and technically sound, MTech can open up various opportunities for you." MTech leads to extremely lucrative and well-settled careers


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See this is something you have to decide based on your aptitude and interests. Its definitely not something that should be suggested by me or anyone else. Pls go through these two articles- What to do after B.Tech- MBA or M.Tech ? and MBA or MTech? Careers360 answers your queries

Make a checklist for both and your interest levels.