Engineering

There are many good as well as bad colleges in Pune, please take admission wisely, and please don't take admission in siddhant college, they're are fraud, trust me there is 0 placement, I'm an ex student of that college, I had good academic score now I'm working in MNC, but I've earned this job on my own, siddhant college didn't help me to build my career, there is no on campus interviews for this college, most of the MNCs don't even know about this college, and trust me fees for engineering is something like Lacs per year, and you don't get what u paid for, many talented teachers have left this college because this college doesn't have enough money to pay their salaries, so without talented teachers you can't expect quality education. They don't even issue the refund if your EBC and security deposit, I'm requesting since there years for my money, and lastly I want to add one more thing, if u SEE the video of the president's interview of this college you can easily guess he's illiterate, he can't even speak normal English, I don't know what kind of people running engineering colleges in India.

Yes, you can pursue an MBA after engineering. An MBA programme gives engineers more exposure to business and management related issues that lack an engineering programme. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Getting an MBA degree after B.Tech is always a plus point and it gives you an extra edge to your technical skills. There are a lot of students who choose to go for an MBA after engineering degree. Also, there are a lot of IITians who prefer to opt for an MBA after completing their engineering. An MBA degree adds strategic & qualitative skills to students' analytical capability, making them a perfect choice for any employer. Furthermore, for those engineers who are planning to run their own business or to do consulting, an MBA makes sense. MBA will help in a better understanding of the fundamentals of business that supplement the engineering and technical side. One becomes great in finding a technical solutions to the problem of keeping the business principles in mind. Finding a job in this cut-throat competition is really very tough in today's market. You have to stand out of the crowd in order to get a satisfactory job. And having an MBA will help you to do the same in the crowd of just engineers. So, getting a good job is another benefit of doing MBA after engineering degree.