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Well, generally, students look for a good enjoyable campus/ college life and as well as good placements. When I finished my class 12th exam. I was also thinking like this. I went to techno and came to know that they are charging a high amount of fees. I had financial issues, and Moreover I got my desired biotechnology stream here in UEM with lower fees and good faculty members. Hence, I joined UEM and I have some friends in Techno. So, I often hear from them how they are enjoying their college life, having fun. They have a good luxurious campus life without much restriction. If money is not an issue, you can think of techno then. Go through the techno india website. Now coming to UEM, here you will not be able to enjoy that much (though of course you can enjoy a lot outside the campus). We don't have a playground. No student can bunk a single class as very strict rules are there. Under 75-80% attendance you are not allowed to sit for exams (unless you have a serious medical issue). Discipline is very important here. Last but not the least, UEM gives same importance for strong academic result, technical events, innovative ideas, workshops and guest lectures. Moreover UEM is under IEM group. Search on Google, you will find out that it's one of the top engineering Colleges of west Bengal. So same standard of education is also here just like IEM. Some IEM teachers also teach here. Now regarding placement, I will say that both are new. Expectation of placement is same for both. Can you please tell me which branch you are thinking of?

Hi Uday,
I suppose you are asking this question from the context of an under graduation Student and reference to MS is to post graduation programme from (top)Technical Universities abroad and MBA from (top) B-Schools in India.
When it comes to choosing between an MS or MBA, you are effectively tossing up between a technical or managerial career for yourself. Although, it is a tough decision to make, the following pointers should help you. Mind you, both technical and managerial careers can be equally lucrative and exciting. Eventually that's what this is all about right, finding a good career prospect that's going to give you enough money and fame.
How much do you love Technology? If it is a 7 or more on a scale of 10, which can be gauged by simple things like, did you enjoy atleast half of your core engineering subjects, or did you get excited preparing for a lab/practical session, or did you participate genuinely in technical symposiums/contests etc., you are the technical guy and should go for a good MS programme in your field of study.
How desperately do you want to settle down in a very developed country like the USA? If you responded with a 7 or more on a scale of 10, then there are no two ways about choosing an MS programme, although you will need to take stock of your financial background as well before taking this decision.
If you answered in the 05 range for the above two questions, then you are better off doing an MBA, and of course based on your existing skill level and ability to dedicate time and effort you can set your sight on the level of B-School.