I would rather say first know the practical world and get some exposure to the work environment and then say, after 2 years or so, take up an MBA program from a reputed institute.
I have done by MBA from Osmania University and now into the work arena, facing a dialema whether to do my MS or go for some functional training.........
It all depends upon the college u r doing ur MBA from...if u have done commerce then i can see it will be really tough for u....as most of the engineers go to good colleges....i mean IIM'S XLRI...AND FEW OTHERS....but there are alot of colleges in India where u can do ur MBA from so...
any not so good college...it doesnt matter experience or no experience.....coz u will struggel to get a job..
good college...still does not matter experience or no experience.....coz u will get a job..
Dear student, To have solution,first we need to have a problem. MBA is like problem solving tool.It embrace professional to develop problem solving skills. untill or unless you are not aware of the day to day problem of corporate,learning MBA will not be beneficial. Many of MBAs from USA ask for work experience being one of the reason. praveen
i passed out last year from NIT surathkal from where i did my mech. engg.as i joined my first company and have completed my first year now i feel that now i am in a better position to choose in which field my interest lies for persuing my MBA, rather directly joining the course from my college.
as this is a lifetime decision, it does take time to choose.
I beleive one should have a couple of experience in the related field before opting for an MBA degree.This will help to understand many theoretical jargons in the course which otherwise may feel like undigestable.
Practically speaking, no knowledge is adequate.Learning is an ongoing process.So doing MBA or any other course definitely has a upper hand. But being a professional I can better understand whats the importance of experience once you enter into a corporate world.
Once you become a professional. you may come across a person who is just a graduate but is heading some department.Thats because he started his career immediately after his graduation. And this is a fact that every industry at some point of time do give weightage to the experience.
Now a days we have sach a facility that one can study and at the same time he can work also. Most of the well known management institutes have a program for working executives. Somewhere, company's also provide education leaves.
So education coming late in life has less impact compared to the lesser experience.But this also is to be noted that the success for the lesser qualified person is at a deminishing rate than compared to the better qualified person.
Work exp. is not requried for doing MBA, but I would suggest that work in some where and gain some exp. and then go for MBA. Then you will be in a position from where you can gain more from MBA. If you go directly into MBA studies you may not get much out of it as you will study it as any other course. By working form one year you will come to know what all you need to focus while studying.
bye hope that you will choose what ever you fell better.
