MBA/PGDM

Hi,
Doing MBA after civil engineering is not worthwhile because you are diverting from your core qualification/business. After an MBA, one gets a job in that particular field only like Sales, Accounting, Retail, Banks, Insurance, Mutual Funds, etc. So in these sectors, engineering knowledge is not relevant. So, what was the use of doing engineering and spending the valuable four years into that? So, in my opinion, you have to start the searching for your job immediately, because in the next year thousand of civil engineers are in the queue for competition. So prepare your self for up coming competitive exams and attend the maximum number of exams. ME/M.Tech can be done and will be fruitful during the job after availing the higher study leaves.

It is totally your interest and your choice. Here, I'm mentioning the future options of this course
MBA in Agri-Business is one of the fastest- growing sectors to be in, both as an entrepreneur and a professional. The course is related to the business of crop cultivation, food production and the various related business concepts in agriculture. The curriculum explores the whole range of agronomic products grown in India, their importance and needs. The course attempts to understand and innovate ways and means to protect and preserve agrarian sources, and also focuses on their related objectives and effectiveness in commercial operations, besides conducting constant research in farm- maintenance. MBA in Agri-Business is a 2-year course, following the basic rules of a course in management and consisting of 4 semesters. In India, the course is offered at an average annual fee ranging between INR 3 to 8 Lacs, however, the fee varies according to difference in institutes providing the course. As a basic criterion of eligibility, to pursue this course the candidate needs to have attained a basic qualification of graduation in Agriculture or allied fields, from a recognised institute of higher learning. The next step in the procedure is to qualify CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. A college may also have its own admission procedure at the state level.