Mba after engineering

Not much useful, unless any job in marketing or finance field.....

U CAN ENTER IN FINANCE LINE 

Not more helpful! Engineering is a complete degree. 

Engineering in itself is so much valuable and can bring multiple career opportunities in the field. 

Although I have heard that many engineers also do MBA as a master's degree which helps them build a career in finance or marketing. But after doing engineering and MBA there is an assurance of getting a very good placement in your career as engineering adds as a bonus for the same. 

You can do MBA in marketing or finance or in business analytics 

Pursuing an MBA after an engineering degree is a strategic career move for those looking to transition into management, leadership, or business-centric roles in finance, marketing, consulting, and entrepreneurship. This path builds essential skills in strategy, decision-making, and communication, helping you progress faster and increase your salary.

Candidates can choose to enroll immediately after their undergraduate studies through entrance exams like the CAT or pursue the degree after gaining 2–5 years of work experience, which often provides greater clarity and practical learning. Key entrance exams include CAT, XAT, GMAT, and GRE, with specializations in finance, marketing, HR, operations, and business analytics. Ultimately, an MBA is an ideal fit for those aiming to move beyond purely technical functions and into high-level managerial or business roles.