MBA Scope

MBA is a generic degree whereas MBE is a very specialised degree. Therefore, opportunities for MBA graduates is higher in comparison to MBE graduates. If you want to be different and unique in the professional career, I will recommend MBE over MBA because of your BA (Hons.) in economics background.

Hello Ipshita,
Yes, you can pursue MBA in IT after BBA, provided you are really interested in it. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223
Kindly visit the given link to know about the scope of MBA(IT).
I hope it helps.

The field you have chosen is quite nice and has a good career and scope. Infact as you have already done marketing, it is easy to understand and has more job opportunities.
You can also check out some of these courses in which you can do MBA with a good career graph:
1 .Masters in international business
2. Masters in hospitality management
3. Masters in personnel management
4. Masters in public relations
You can get a job after tourism in the field of tour & travel department as well as at the airport.
Some of the websites for the same include:
Make my trip.com
Yatra.com

Quick Answer - IIMs do not offer any specialisations. Colleges like SP Jain, SIBM, etc. do offer specialisations (single).

MBA Telecom & System is a sector specific niche MBA. Currently Indian Telecom industry is in challenged state. Therefore, it is recommended that you opt for generic MBA so that you have large opportunities to choose from.

Scope is very limited to fire and safety environmental roles in corporate and offers less salary as compared to core programmes from premium institutions.

Hi Delilah,
MBA programmes require work experience prior. So, after you graduate, you must get a job. Without work experience it is difficult to get into a good university, but you can always check with the universities directly. Email them your profile and see. I will suggest you, check MS management programmes instead.