Engineering Scope

Satellite engineers design programs that direct orbiting satellites and keep them functioning properly. They create satellite command systems that remotely control satellite activities from ground stations, develop software that will support the operations of a particular mission, monitor satellites for problems, conduct testing of communication systems, collect data that tracks satellite trends and behavior and write status reports. Satellite engineers are primarily employed by defense contractors and aerospace companies.
Education: Bachelor's degree in aerospace, electrical or mechanical engineering is required.
Master's degree is preferred.
Job skills: Analytical, good with details, specialised knowledge, ability to write computer software programs, and excellent communication skills.
Median Annual Salary (2015)*$107,830 for aerospace engineers.
Job Outlook (2014-2024)*2% employment decline for aerospace engineers.

Hello Vijayendra,
Getting a placement after engineering or even management is a very dynamic situation. It all depends on the industrial and economic climate of the country. In India, the things are quite dynamic in nature and the chances of getting placed after MBA are definitely improved with respect to only with an engineering degree. Also, the university or the institution from which you are doing MBA also matters a lot. The pedigree and its reputation amongst academic circles are the ones which make prospective employers come to the institute. All in all, I think you will get placed as the reputation of this institute for MBA is quite good.
Best wishes to you.