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What is better after B.Sc.I.T - M.Sc.I.T then MBA or directly MBA after B.Sc.I.T.? |
What is better after B.Sc.I.T - M.Sc.I.T then MBA or directly MBA after B.Sc.I.T.? First you need to decide whether you want to be totally in mgmt/administration field or in technical for few yrs and then mgmt. If you straightaway want to go into mgmt/admin then go for B.Sc IT and then MBA in IT. If technical then go for B.Sc IT -> MSc IT or MCA. To my opnion you should go for second option i.e. B.Sc IT -> M.Sc IT. The reason being is if you go with MBA and then look for mgmt/admin kinda job you won't get it easily or you will have to get into sales/marketing for like IT products, means field job and then later on into mgmt. If you go with what I say i.e. bsc->msc or mca then you can start of with technical job, there you can actually will come to know how actually the things are worked out, and gradually with experience you can come into mgmt, I have been into IT for more than 5 yrs now and thats what I have seen so far, and of course you can do MBA at that time(if you are willing to) Source(s): My experience.. ;-) Didn't you ask the same/similar question yesterday? In any case. You probably wouldn't need to get a masters in MIS/T and then a masters in BA. One or the other would likely suffice. You would almost assuredly have some class overlap anyways. Again, it all comes down to what you desire for a career path. If you wish to understand greater business foundation layers and business contexts then get an MBA. If you wish to understand the use, structure, and management of information systems, get an MIS. It depends where you want your focus of expertise to lay and where you want your career to go. Do you want to be a VP of technology/IT? Do you want to be a VP of something else, if you do then an MBA will likely be a better help. M.Sc.I.T then MBA Who cares? 85% of the 500 billionaires in The United States don't have any degree of any type. Most of them don't know what an MBA is. Forbes 500 I suggest direct MBA cause if you eventually going to persue MBA it makes no sense to do your MS. Just waste of money, time, effort and energy. |
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