MBA Scope

Being an engineer, you can opt for any of the specialisations among Operations / IT/ Systems/ Marketing/ International Business (IB). It purely depends upon where your interests lie. And all are considered equally rewarding specialisations, specially if done from the best B-schools as the top companies prefer these schools first.
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You can go for a job to gain some experience, and then according to your field, you can go for MBA.

K.J.Somaiya is one of the leading colleges in Mumbai when it comes to placements. The average CTC ranges between 8-9 LPA. Maximum students get placed in the placement weeks itself. At par with K.J.somaiya is Welingkar college, Mumbai. Welingkar also has good placement assistance.

I would advise you not to leave your job. Remote location of your current job can be converted into an advantage to build your career. You have plenty of time available to prepare for entrance examinations in remote areas. You may use this time to prepare and crack higher education entrance examinations.

The job opportunities will depend on your specialization in MBA. If you have taken finance, then you could join investment banking or equity research area. In case you have taken marketing, then the field is wide open for you and join any industry in the sales domain.
However, keeping in mind your B.Tech qualification, you could join larger Indian/ MNC companies, who operate in the relevant areas and be a part of the sales, marketing or product teams.

Jamia Millia Islamia has a good reputation. It does have a placement cell, but to get a good job thereafter, you would have to study hard.

It is not necessary to have typing certificate for Banking job or corporate job after MBA. Computer is used for office automation in all professions. Therefore, if you learn typing, it will be very handy in all professions.

MBA in international business programs prepare you for a management, trade or general business career that can be conducted on a global scale and in these programmes you get the offer for intern ship opportunities through established companies which help you to gain experience in international business and you get excellent packages as well but it depends on your capability also. You can also lead your careers like management analyst, administrative service manager and chief executive officer. So, MBA in IB is a good option.

Hi Rashida,
The banking and financial industry (BFSI) in the UAE no doubt is one of the best sectors and opportunities are plenty in this field.

Yes, MBA is a good choice, but it will be very valuable if you get some work experience before taking MBA course. You can go for specialization which you are interested in. Finance do have maths involved and engineers find it easy to cope up and excel. Operations will be more valuable if you get a chance to work with manufacturing or production companies.