What should I go for M.Sc or MBA? I have completed B.Sc in computer science. What is must a master degree, work experience or certification?

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What should I go for M.Sc or MBA? I have completed B.Sc in computer science. What is must a master degree, work experience or certification?

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manpreet Tuteehub forum best answer Best Answer 2 years ago
You should go for MBA. You will get more job opportunity after doing MBA.
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manpreet 2 years ago
There is nothing like a master degree. Its all on your interest. What do you want to do? If you want to do masters, you can go for M.Sc. if you want management, you can do MBA.
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manpreet 2 years ago
I hope that you've to go for MBA as it has a huge opportunities than MSc. Many placements for MBA. So, go through MBA, if you're interested in chemistry stream, then go for MSc.
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manpreet 2 years ago
It totally depends on the person. I have three choices for you. 1) If you are really inclined towards programming or to say computer science i.e. if you really enjoy working in the IT environment, ask yourself whether you are content or not with the work you are doing or projects you have done. If yes, then go for M.Sc as it will enhance your knowledge in that domain and help you grab higher pay with that degree. 2) If you are a fresher than try working for at least 2 years with B.Sc Computer related job profiles. This will help you clarify what you want to do. If you are already working and are enjoying your work and just want to upgrade your designations and pay then have add ons with certifications. Do certifications related to projects you want to enter or you may try switching companies as you gain experience. 3) If you are a fresher or have work experience it does not matter, try for MBA gain some business ethics and develop business acumen. This is again for two types of people, first the ones who just want high salaries on the early stage itself or for those who want to change their career paths. Second, those who want to have their own startups in future or join the family business, MBA is a good option for them.
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manpreet 2 years ago
It totally depends and differs from person to person, I have three choices for you. 1) If you are really inclined towards programming or to say computer science i.e if you really enjoy working in IT environment, ask yourself whether you are content or not with the work you are doing or projects you have done. IF YES, then go for M.Sc as it will enhance your knowledge in that domain and help you grab higher pay with that degree. 2) If you are a fresher, than try working for at least 2 years with B.Sc Computer related Job profiles. This will help you clarify what you want to do. If you are already working and are enjoying your work and just want to upgrade your designations and pay then have add ons with certifications. Do certifications related to projects you want to enter or you may try switching companies as you gain experience. 3) If you are a fresher or have work experience it does not matter, try for MBA gain some business ethics and develop business acumen. This is again for two types of people, first the ones who just want high salaries on early stage itself or for those who want to change their career paths. Second are those who want to have their own startups in future or un family business, MBA is an option.
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manpreet 2 years ago
Doing M.Sc would be a natural follow up to doing B.Sc as both are naturally aligned to each other. Though yes, you are eligible to join any of the MBA programmes anywhere in the world. A lot depends upon what do you want to do ahead in life. Do not pursue any course just for the heck of it. There are plentiful of MBA's in the country right now but a lot of them are doing menial jobs. Recently, there was a news article which said that the aspirants in bank clerk examination included lot of MBA students. There is no reason of doing an MBA if you aren't doing it from top tier colleges like IIMs, XLRI, FMS, IIFT etc. as the placement prospects would be very bleak. Traditional wisdom suggest that if you really don't know what to do you may very well pursue M.Sc in CS and look for a relevant job for yourself. After working in an organisation you will be in a better position to gauge whether you should be doing on MBA or not. Moreover if you really want to pursue an MBA then you may use the time you get while doing your M.Sc to prepare for examinations like CAT, XAT etc and get selected in one of the reputed colleges and then see how you progress from there.
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