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Engineering Students are wasting their Time in Management
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Suresh Balaji said: (Thu, Nov 29, 2012 01:22:46 PM)

Hello everybody suggests me an idea, I have completed engineering this year and I am a job seeker. I am in total confusion whether do an MBA or
to do course in related to my degree or to continue my fathers business (he is running in an hardware shop). Because of all these my mind got
totally blank.
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Yash Parikh said: (Sat, Nov 10, 2012 12:15:23 AM)

Hello everybody.

MBA vs Engg topic never actually has an end because d non engineering people always feel why are the engineering students taking away what they
have rights on ! The word "Management" makes it obvious that it is meant for a commerce student who is presumed to be good with all skills
required for an MBA.

But see the other side, engineers can't say they have an edge over the commerce people because some skills they gain, some skills they lack too
(and also the vice versa, of course!).

A student realizes after joining an engineering college that it is not fit for him, he leaves it mid way, or finishes it somehow.

It doesn't mean doing a course in management is a get-away decision.

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What if he had realized mid way in the course he has those skills to excel in leadership, communication skills, the most importantly the adequate
skills required for doing M. B. A (I said adequate and not all the skills required).

He will obviously opt for management for his rest of the career option, without keeping salary boosts and missing an engineering degree placement
in mind, he would look forward to work, where he excels and exceeds, and not where he has to work as a machine on a machine.
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Premendra Tiwari said: (Sat, Oct 20, 2012 01:11:49 AM)

Hello! as this topic is debating hard. I want to ask a question to all the management students. Be true. Are the technical skills really helpful in
management studies?

An engineering student deals with all mathematical and technical studies. What the shit he will use them in marketing and finance? You may give me
one or two satisfactory reason of doing MBA after engineering, but it won't make any difference as everything have both positive and negative
aspects. Most of the times they are present in unequal proportion. If you are tall, skinny, fat etc you have some advantages as well as
disadvantages but you convince yourself by pointing only the positive sides. So don't give me some reasons that depicts the use of technology in this
management world. Don't forget you can sort out good qualities even from your wife too. I think a person doing MBA after BBA is quite good than
that of doing MBA after engineering. What's the use of learning damn headache subjects of engineering for learning economics? just a long-cut
method to reach your goal. I'm excluding people who are goalless. And the debating topic is over if you are only interested in making money.

Ultimately it's useless to choose engineering for graduation if you are planned to opt for management.
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Amit said: (Thu, Oct 11, 2012 09:55:56 AM)

In my opinion Engineers do MBA only after having 2 years of experiences. As Engineers are good at analytic and they have technical knowledge. So,
they better understand the problems of the management. Engineers are inspirable manager who not only motivates the employees but also a
leader. While in the case of Commerce student they may or may be a good motivator and decision taker. Because they don't have technical skills
and analytic skills as that of an Engineer. So, don't compare an Engineer with commerce graduates.
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Saumya Ranjan Dash said: (Sun, Oct 7, 2012 02:11:59 PM)

Hello friend, this is really a good topic. According to me every person must have the good quality of leadership and managing capability they may be
engineering student or else. In my opinion they should go for managing study which is very much necessary in every field and also they will get
more prefer in any companies and also get more money.
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Chris said: (Sat, Oct 6, 2012 06:57:11 AM)

My point here would be, you are all talking about working for someone else. To me that's what really sucks. After working through all the math and
science - is it possible to support yourself in engineering without working for someone else? When can YOU be the manager/engineer? It just kills
me when I see friends of mine running a pizza place or landscaping company making the same money as I do! Here "WE" have MBA's and
Engineering degrees and possess knowledge which far surpasses the pizza owner, but yet with all the tax deductions probably kills "US" in overall
income. Just unbelievable. Don't get me wrong I make a good salary and enjoy what I do, but pay should be much higher.
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Anisha Ns said: (Thu, Oct 4, 2012 11:16:25 AM)

All your comments are appreciative. I will share my view point. Management and technology are the two parts of a coin. A person should have both
knowledge of technology as well as management for developing into a well developed managerial person. As both this should go hand in hand for
the success of the company. Remember a engineer can become a MBA person. But not a MBA person can become a engineer. Both the type of
people are working for money. The technical people starve to get information about the management side for doing their part successfully.
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A K Singh said: (Thu, Sep 27, 2012 07:37:00 PM)

Hi every-one,

It is quite interesting to read and go through the whole discussion about engineering vs management. And it would be of worth to mention about the
professional prejudice amid different professional groups; favoring for self profession while rued others. But it is also understood that finally the boll
goes in favor of engineering profession as a matter of fact that management can't stand without the add of engineering skills while on the other
hand engineering can have it's individual surveillance independent of management as is evident from the fact that B-Tech/B. E + MBA is more widely
accepted compared to other professional combination provided that commerce/economic student can also seek a marked position in the race but
ultimately it is the sound engineering skills which adds to the economy and efficacy of the system and in the absence of good engineering skills the
whole quantum of management and economy (though take time but) ultimately comes to the ground. Never forget it is the engineering which gives
the birth to the green revolution adding incredible worth to agricultural economy which is still the single most important contributing factor to our
domestic GDP.
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Ananth said: (Thu, Sep 27, 2012 11:26:44 AM)

Not all engineering graduates opting to do MBA have the same reasoning.

Some recognize midway through their engineering course that they are climbing up the wrong tree - switching over to management stream after
completing the graduation is an escape route for them.

Some others look far beyond the entry level to the industry and dream of the top slots that they want to reach before they retire - for them doing an
mba is a shortcut to realize their dream - many of these may not straightaway go for MBA after graduation but after going through the mill say two
or three years would be ideal.

In either case it is not a waste of time - in the first case industry is spared of some bad engineers and in the other case they get managers with
some value addition !
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Sneha Bhalerao said: (Thu, Aug 30, 2012 12:29:40 PM)

Hello,
guys hang on.. you Mgt. people are having too much of ego too, it seems so from above discussion.

Mgt has nothing to do with the type of course you have gone through ,it is an inbuilt or developed ability, every engineer perhaps every field every
person has the ability it depends on you if you want to take it as your profession or not.. n as far as the terms like finance etc etc are concerned you
are relating please read the books who wrote the first book on Mgt.. who brought the concept as a profession.. its an engineer as far i have read in
my knowlegde.. And Importance of mgt then let me state do Mgt where theirs no institute no engg. to built n create things beyond your
imagination.. n only mgt dept.. what are u gonna manage??!!!

So please dont get bothered by who want to turn towards mgt. after Engg. degree.. stop discouraging them instead increase your skills.. because
you only want to discourage someone if you think he mught outwit you right??!!!
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Aditya Singh said: (Sun, Jul 15, 2012 09:29:01 AM)

I have read all opinion and I want to ask a question from engineering student that what they understand themselves only they have a better and
good analytical knowledge. For your information a C.A. is a most preferred course by a commerce student and the course is one of the toughest
course in the world, if have some doubt go on Wikipedia and make your mind clear, a C.A. has a tremendous analytical knowledge because he is
lonely responsible for the whole accounting and finance system in a firm, there is a lot of principles have to be taught in the subject of accounts.

Now comes on the subject economics, an economy is the backbone of a nation, the whole system works under this economy, no any body remains
untouchable from this even you engineers and also all of us, an economy influence each and every section of society. It is more clear by this
sentence when a country suffer from huge economical crisis then the economist are the only persons who looks for it and make every thing stable by
their great skills. In economics we study about the rational management of scarce resources that is very essential for any country and data analysis
is the core of economics.

The value of economics in management is too high as you can see the subject economics is taught in all MBA institutions all over the world not
physics and chemistry. If a student of science stream wants to do management he/she will have to study economics, finance and business relating
subject. So, how can you arise your finger on a commerce student that they have a lack of analytical knowledge? Stop your ego and think again!
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Shruti Tiwari said: (Wed, Jul 11, 2012 12:40:26 PM)

Hi, students I have gone through all comments. Really appreciable, as doing my Ph.D on different problems (i.e educational, vocational and
personal) of students of professional courses. It has been coming in my results that changing a streams is because of two reasons.

1. Not getting a good job opportunity because of lack of attitude to the selected profession.

2. Want to run in race of making money.

3. Course at the time of its selection was not selected by you as per choice.

All if you agree please arrange the reasons as per your view. Thanks.
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Pravat said: (Wed, Jun 27, 2012 12:02:49 PM)

You can say. Freedom of learning. You can say. Knowledge never wastes. Anything you can say. But my friend the real engineers have never change
their profession, only for the seek of earning money in Management, they know they are built for the design, development, construction,
maintenance etc etc. Not for banking/ finance etc.

And behind every IITan the Government expenses Rs. 10.00 lac during his B.Tech. So is it justified that a student betrays his profession only for
Money. ?
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Koundinya Deshik said: (Sat, Jun 16, 2012 12:54:33 PM)

Hello everyone! Engineering is the study that depicts a person to construct to maintain and to deliver something!one must go four years of
Engineering course in any of the specialization either may be of computers or electronics or civil etc etc!Here The point to be noted is, through
engineering we can only develop or design something either of software or some skyscraper or some bio chips whatever!Hence The students who
undergone graduation can be assigned only these areas of interest and earns income!

But in the real world scenario, Any Organisation needs a perfect MANAGEMENT STRATEGY and some financial policies to kick start its economic
income!Hence Any companies needs the candidates with profiles adding Technical with managerial skills and if needed financial analytic skills put
forth the results inclined sharply!

As discussed earlier the role of development needed for the company for their repository benefits and management role needed for income benefit
hence so as observably the students must attract to management studies after graduation degree!

In this context I day one must prefer management after working as a developer for some years of experience gained and then for out -of -the box
thinking they must prefer management !

So, students are not wasting time in Management studies, they have other ways to go get .
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Roule said: (Mon, May 28, 2012 12:12:17 PM)

Hi all,
Every person in the world has got the equal brain. There is no such engineering vs commerce grad. Exists. There are different view points to look at
the scenario. All the type of people are dependent on each other. Without engineer best financial systems, online banking, online transaction etc. For
that Engineers also require finance knowledge, laws, rules and regulations etc. Even for betterment of this process, I believe, Engineers after MBA
can manage such activities better way with the technology add-on. Commerce grad. has plus point of their commerce background, as they know
certain details from the graduation itself. And finally all games runs behind the money, such as pay pal, online payment, security, etc. Sometimes,
Definitely Engineering grad. with experience and MBA can boost the activities technically and management perspective. :).
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Hemanth said: (Thu, May 3, 2012 04:16:10 PM)

According to me management and engineering are not two diverse fields. Both require mutual cooperation to be productive. Engineers and mangers
are both problem solvers. And both need analytical skills to solve the problems. And in one angle engineering involves management and
management involves engineering with one thing in common "getting things done in easier way". Engineers does it technically and mangers does it
economically. Now a days there is no room for ignorance especially in the era of fast flowing information. There is no point saying why an engineer
can't excel in management with greater edge of problem solving capabilities than others, because application of technical knowledge involves great
deal of analysis and logical deductions manipulating every possibility of outcome with customer requirements. So a good engineer is always a good
manager of resources. So engineering students are not wasting their time in management, in fact managerial skills are inbuilt in them and they
expect to take it to next level with advanced study of management.
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John said: (Tue, Apr 17, 2012 06:15:29 PM)

Hello everyone.

I appreciate the efforts put in by engineers to get into best MBA institutions. But I am not able to understand one thing that why engineers get job in
the finance industry. If we look at all the best mba institutes, maximum number of jobs are offered in either consulting or banking/finance. I don't
understand how an engineer is in a better position to do equity market analysis, analyse macro and micro economic situation etc. Than a commerce
graduate. Doesnt anybody think there is something really wrong with our education system ? The format of the entrance tests itself gives an
advantage to all engineering students.

Do you really think that an engineering grad can analyse balance sheet as well as a commerce grad ? They don't know anything about accounts and
still they are able to bag roles in investment banking/treasury/risk advisory etc. I mean I don't doubt their calibre but I really think that if business
schools take commerce grads and groom them then they will be anytime better than engineering grads. Please don't tell me that engineering
students are smarter than commerce grads because if they were really smart they should have known their interest before choosing engineering as
a career.

P. S. - I am obviously talking about mba in finance which is highly preferred by mba aspirants. My intention is not to start any "commerce vs
engineer" topic but I am really appalled by the way our education system works.
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Kapil Kashyap said: (Mon, Apr 9, 2012 12:46:59 PM)

Hi, Everybody. I have gone through the comments from all of you.

In my opinion, choosing B-Tech + MBA is the best combination. Only thing one must do is to pursue MBA after having some work experience in
engineering domain, if you really want to become a real business admin. Its quiet simple, how can one manage the process when he has no root
level knowledge of the same. No doubt people doing B. Tech. + MBA in continuity and are being offered lucrative packages. That is good. But what
makes you best is practice, as it is the only way to perfection. Their is big differences b/w Practical & theoretical knowledge. Imagine, if you have
been given notes to fly a boeing without having any base practices and all. Its not that much difficult, though its not that much easier.

I hope all of you can grasp my ideology behind all this. No job can be compared because nowadays Engineering professionals are getting almost
equivalent salaries that of MBA. What really matters where you have found your interests.

So in whole, I would say one must pursue MBA after having some work experience as an engineer. Only than individual acting as a manager would
be able to understand the mind, capabilities of his down team.

Well, this is my opinion. Rest depends on individuals.

Best of luck everybody.
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Jonn Five said: (Thu, Apr 5, 2012 11:29:11 AM)

An MBA is an excellent addition to an engineering degree, and is never a bad decision. Most engineers will find themselves in a position where
advancement is difficult without a graduate degree, whether it be an MBA or engineering. I strongly disagree with the comments about wasting time
focusing on MBA after an engineering degree. The experience, technical knowledge and critical thinking skills developed throughout the engineering
curriculum combined with business and management aspects of the MBA pave the road for a very successful career(with much hard work of course).

As for getting into finance or non-engineering related careers after that I say go for it if you find the right position, but most post Engg. to MBA
graduates stay in the engineering field in upper management positions, usually well compensated ones. If your looking to be working directly with
new product design and actual engineering concepts I would reccomend sticking with graduate studies in engineering.

On another note, I have friends that have went into law, medical, business and consulting after their engineering degrees. There are so many
different roads you can take. So make sure to do your research and choose one that will be the best fit for you.

P.S. Knowledge is never "wasted", no matter what path you've taken!
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Payal said: (Sun, Mar 11, 2012 10:12:37 AM)

According to me management studies is not for commerce students it is not compulsion that only commerce background person can do an MBA.
Management is that subject that I think is very necessary in every field it is engineering or whatever else. Management teaches us how to manage
the things now a days in engineering their are various technology invented which I think is not possible to apply in engineering if the engineer don't
know how to manage the new technology.

Thus, after engineering doing MBA is beneficial for engineers.
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Swapnil said: (Mon, Mar 5, 2012 04:18:06 PM)

Engineering studend are diverting to MBA.I think is good decision becouse studend learn technical issue in engineering but if they want to know
about management issue they should go for MBA.after all master degree is also important.for example Computer engineer can go for. IT
management feild.becouse of strong logic power engineering studend definately do well in MBA.
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Harshita Jain said: (Mon, Feb 6, 2012 09:27:07 PM)

Hello evry1!

For me, if sm1 is intrstd in becoming a good manager thn an engineer thn he or she should nt waste 4yrs in graduation, money n min available
seats in good instiz, which cn b worthy for sm aspiring future engineers, infct dese kind of studnts should do plain graduatn, which also built a
technically sound graduates, now a dz. Dnt underestimate them.
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Ravi Kumar Singh said: (Mon, Feb 6, 2012 08:58:34 AM)

In my opinion the technical and management aspects of life go hand in hand. The decision of whether an engineer should go for an MBA or not
depends entirely on the interests and capability of the person. An engineer can excel in his field and may earn more than what a manager does but
the vice versa is also true so salary should not be the deciding factor in this case. The engineer should take his decision based on what he really
wishes to be doing in his life. If your interest is hardcore technical you might end up not even finishing your MBA and bail out in midway of the
course.

Be a good engineer rather than a bad manager. On the other hand if you are genuinely interested in management and see yourself as a better
manager than go for an mba. Even though an mba doesnt guarantee you success nor is it essentially required to be a good manager but you can
gain structured learning from an mba program, try out your skills in a safe environment before you actually jump in the corporate world, learn from
your peers, gain from their experiences from different fields and make excellent connections that will help you in your future endeavours. So to sum
it up I will say the decision is on an individual basis and you can just give a simple yes/no answer for each engineer.
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Joseph Thomas said: (Wed, Jan 18, 2012 10:37:12 AM)

Hello friends.

This fact usually depend upon ones intrest, in 90's engg graduates are limited and most of them get placed, but now the scenario have changed,
booming of engg colleges lead more unwanted engineers, and the industries need not need them, at this chance most of them prefer MBA and Mtecs
or MS (MS is not popular but within 3 years MBA aspirants should decrease and MS will conquer) , after taking MBA the engg graduates are placed
with a good amount of salary package, because he is an engineer+manager, thus experience increase and a huge salary package is offered. If
he/she takes MTech he is not able to get this much salary only qualification and he/she must attend many examinations to get deviation from
teaching field such as research centers.

Therefore those who completed engineering from good universities such as IIT must go to Mtechs and you are in need of our countrys development,
others may prefer MBA, engineering graduates from poor universities will not crack MBA exams easily, they are equal to other graduates, if you are
going for MBA or Mtech please prefer good universities, getting admission to IIM's are little difficult or you may try MAT/their are also colleges
offering MBA for experienced professionals and only for engg graduates, therefor the decision must be taken by YOU.
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Manali said: (Tue, Jan 10, 2012 11:33:27 PM)

I m against d thought that engg people are waisting time on management studies.

It totally depends on one's interest. Their is no hard n fast rule that engg students must opt only for m-tech or ms. Aftr completing engineering if a
person's interest lies in management studies why can't he/she opt 4 d same. One having both technical n managerial skill can handle an
organisation efficiently without depending much on others. They can understand n tackle both technical n managerial problems efficiently. Engineers
too have good ability n equal chance 4 studyn d management course. Engg helps in developing one's analytical n logical thinking whereas
management would develop managerial skills. I. E muti-faceted individual is developed.
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Mahi said: (Tue, Dec 27, 2011 03:19:05 PM)

Sometimes it happens with someone like me that in spite of knowing everything about any particular topic, he/she does not able to represent those
things well-mannered. I think these thngs happen due to lack of confidence or communication skills. Around us only, we can find some examples
that in spite of being technically strong, they don't get what they deserv. So, where is the problem? I think management studies does not affect your
technical knowledge, rather it enhances your skill, because now you have both skills, management as well as technical.

On the other hand, it totally depends on one, s interest what they want in their life, however in our country (we realize our interests when we had
already chosen our career stream).
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Karan Rathod said: (Wed, Dec 7, 2011 10:00:49 PM)

80% of the candidates who get admission in the best B-schools are engineers. And more than 70% placements B-schools provide are in banking,
financial and consulting companies. So i think its of no use. You have spend about 3 years studying engineering and now after MBA, you want to
work in financial sector, just because it will boost up your salary, then i think that the 3 years was just a waste of time. You would never apply your
engineering knowledge in bank. Would you? Instead of that they should try in other sectors which require pure technical knowledge.
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Sandeep said: (Thu, Oct 20, 2011 11:49:50 PM)

HI. now a days most of the engineering students are doing MBA after their graduation. In my opinion, it is increasing yearly and rapidly. It is not
waste of time.It is like improving himself for future need as most of the colleges are lacking personality development,they don't know what they
actually needed. most of the mba crackers are from iits. even though they performed well academically well, they are unable to get the desired
salary so most of them are quitting in the middle and doing mba. As compared , iims ,which are country pride are attracting most of the engineers.
After MBA, they are emerging as leaders, entrepreneur,mangers whach are their desired field of work.
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S Phadke said: (Sun, Sep 25, 2011 06:28:37 PM)

There is freedom to learn anything people like and engineering students are not doing wrong. Only the interest and capability to pursue the subject
matters. Meanwhile there is strict rule stating engineering students should concentrate only in their field. Its up to person how he/she takes his life.
There are many examples of engineers who succeeded in non-engineering field, that shows how engineers are flexible as having logical and
analytical skills in the curriculum. Going forward, presently, engineering degree with MBA is in demand.
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Rohit Raina said: (Sat, Aug 27, 2011 01:17:13 AM)

Its a well known fact that noone is perfect. If a person is very close to perfection in one field, then he should not interfere in the other field.

So, if an engineer is close to perfection, then he should try to make his own field perfect rather interfering in management studies.

If he thinks that management involves much capital, then he is not wrong. But he should also not forget that he is an engineer and whatsoever
ability he has got, he can earn too much from it.
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Rashmi Ranjan said: (Thu, Aug 18, 2011 09:56:29 AM)

According to my opinion, for development of our country engineers are required. So I think engineers lost their time in management to get high
salary not more than that.
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Deepak said: (Tue, Aug 16, 2011 04:10:50 PM)

I certainly agree with the topic because engineering is designing. In management studies there is nothing to redesign every thing is already there
the only thing is we need to identify it. Engineering students are well equipped and they don't have to choose any management studies, those who
are really in dilemma will go for such alternative choices. So may I ask you if a job is offered however time spend for any one of the course will go
vain, isn't it?
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Milind said: (Thu, May 19, 2011 10:16:46 AM)

Hello friends! According to me its totally depends on personal interest in field. If an engineer takes MBA degree it will give basic knowledge of both
fields Technical as well as Management skill and for any kind of business you must have management skill.

I think technical plus management skill will help a lot to solve problems in both prospective (ie. Technical as well as managerial). So it may help to
take decision in short time and best way as he know core requirements (ie. Technical as well as managerial) and problems which can occure in
business.
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Siddhartha Mukherjee said: (Wed, Apr 27, 2011 09:33:24 AM)

For the prosper of a country we need both the engineer and also a good manager leads to a better organisation,which in other ways helps the
prosperity of a country.So i think that engineers should concentrate in their foeld so that they can utilise their field of expertise in a technical
way,that will benifit an organisation.Also a good manager will manage the research & developement ideas of those engineers with their managing
skills,because they are managers.So i think an engineer should not opt the job a manager with pursuing an M.B.A degree,rather they should go for
an M.Tech degree,that wiil make them expert in their field and also for the developement of a Country.
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R.Bhaskaran said: (Sat, Apr 16, 2011 12:19:02 AM)

More and more engineering graduates are taking up postgraduate studies in management because of a perception that one can more easily get a job
if one has a management degree in addition to an engineering degree and that there are more possibilities in getting higher paying jobs in the field
of management. The engineering studies equip a student to do well in any entrance examination for as well as through a management course. The
combination of an engineering degree with a management postgraduate degree helps one to do well in the profession as such.

However, in my view, it is also because the engineering teachers are not making the engineering studies sufficiently exciting and the engineering
students are not being made aware of a) the excitement there is in careers of engineering and b) that careers in engineering can also be monetarily
very rewarding and satisfying.
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Bimal said: (Fri, Apr 8, 2011 05:17:01 AM)

Management studies are required in each and every field and engineering is no exception. An engineer with management knowledge can definitely
find out ways to enhance the technology and perhaps this managerial wisdom will also help him to make the best possible use of his technical
knowledge.
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Vanessa said: (Tue, Jan 25, 2011 01:01:30 PM)

According to my point of view engineering students are not wasting their time in management studies because it is the only field from where they
improve their skills ,leadership,communication with other people.From management studies they can utilize their knowledge,skills in a real
project.They came to know how to manage a work in good manner,it is only possible with an MBA degree.
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Vikram Shukla said: (Fri, Dec 24, 2010 07:58:07 AM)

According to me being an engineer is far most a complete person with a managerial skill. As when we are working in any plant as a maintenance
engineer we have to work at a site. At the site what to do, when to do, whrere to do, how to do all decisions we only have to take, neither a
manager nor a person with an M. B. A. Degree will teach. Hence, I think an M. B. A. Degree is just to get a high salary package and a white collar
job so manage ment is the technique which an engineer can easily get by workingrather than getting a degree.
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Surbhi said: (Mon, Dec 6, 2010 06:46:50 AM)

Depends on the interest of individual! gaining any skill is never a waste of time. As far as it is concerned for engineers they should consider where
they can best utilize their capabilities. Having MBA degree is not a bad option!.
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Vidhusha said: (Wed, Nov 24, 2010 10:12:18 AM)

In my point of view pursuing MBA after engineering degree is one's personal interest. It doesn't mean a man can grow after MBA. Technology is
growing fast day by day. Done MBA after the Engineering Degree is added advantage. But in India so many political leaders are running our country
without pursuing MBA. So managing skills and leadership quality depends on ones own skills and interest.
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Shilpa Deol said: (Tue, Nov 16, 2010 05:40:28 AM)

In my opinion, opting for an management studies is ones personal interest, it does not mean that one who does engineering and opted for
management will have good knowledge of handling an organization, I have seen many of them who is not from a managerial background but still
running a big organization.

Now a days not only in engineering we find technical knowledge but we also get it from other casual degrees also.

Being an engineering student, I disagree that when I go for management studies only then ill get leadership qualities.
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Sakshi Singhal said: (Thu, Nov 11, 2010 01:37:49 AM)

Engineering course develops Analytical and logical skills in an individual and when these skills are combined with managerial skill-It becomes an
Unbeatable combination.

Statistics also prove this fact as most of the students who cracks CAT and other exams are engineers.

For any foundation your base should be strong, and engineering provides us with this as in engineering we learn technology and in MBA we learn
how to implement these technology in various aspects of organization.

Also today is the world of globalization that involves not only transfer of technology, products and goods but also services that involves human
interaction, so MBA that teach us all this with Engineering becomes a best suited Combination.
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Sneha said: (Wed, Nov 10, 2010 12:14:38 AM)

Engineers know what to do but how to do and when to do it can be done only by a managers, so only B.tech degree will not help us in the long run,
thats why b, tech s are doing MBA, definitely that is a wastage of time.
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Soumik said: (Mon, Nov 8, 2010 09:30:15 AM)

Technology is advancing rapidly and engineers/technologists are the pioneer of this rapid technological advancement, besides this it is true that to
work in a organization some basic/fundamental managerial skills are required. Now the topic is "engineers are wasting time doing MBA"it sounds
that engineers are doing MBA that does'n work for their career, but it is not true because if we look at the statistics then we can see that most of the
students who are getting admitted in IIM's or B-Schools are from engineering background, and they are able to complete MBA, and are highly
successful-so it depicts that "they are not wasting time doing MBA". The main stream discipline is engineers is engineering/technology. So I think
they should concentrate on technology, and it's good to have few subjects on fundamentals/basics on management in syllabus of engineering. So
that they can put their technical skill in a organization efficiently and effectively, and our society will be benefited from technological advancement
more.
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Srikant said: (Fri, Nov 5, 2010 08:01:24 AM)

Engineering students are not waisting their time they know their better choice for future. In any organisation or company technical knowledge not
enough to handle all the situation. They need well leadership, good managing ability to solve this challenge.
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Brahma said: (Thu, Nov 4, 2010 06:46:12 AM)

Good evening one and all. Yes my thinking also same. Now a days every engineering student must have the management skill then only they get
good future. My opinion is learning skill is not the waste of time.
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Su01 said: (Thu, Nov 4, 2010 03:43:31 AM)

Hi friends, According to me I feel there is nothing wrong in an engineering student obtaining a MBA degree. MBA will actually polish their skill set.
Along with their technical skills they get to learn management, leadership, organisation etc. So with both technical and managerial abilities they can
even start up their own firms. It doesn't mean that only with a MBA degree you can start your business but if engineering students are interested in
getting an MBA degree there is no harm.
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Uday Bhan Singh said: (Wed, Nov 3, 2010 03:30:18 PM)

Good evening every body. I think this is right, engineers is wasting their time in management, now technology is growing fast day by day, world
needs high skilled engineers, it doesn't mean man can growth after MBA. Growth is depend upon their knowledge not their degree. Degree has
values for those who don't have capability to reach higher post in organization and one more thing management skills not come by taking MBA
degree, it is depend upon the persons. For example most of our political leader does not have any management degree but they are running our
country. So management degree does not need for engineering students.
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Kritika said: (Wed, Nov 3, 2010 12:49:04 AM)

Hello everyone, what I think is doing a mba after b-tech is really a big +point as it enhances not only our technical skills but on the other side
managerial skills also.
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Biswajit Sahoo said: (Sat, Oct 30, 2010 04:01:38 PM)

In my views, engineering study is required to tackle the top level of the management studies. Also engineering students having more knowledge to
manage any type of company. It is also enhance our skills, personality, wisdom, thinking power to put our brain in any type of corporate world. In
this modern era, we engineering students urged to persuading management studies. Also we will get more power and money after doing
management studies. We will be also more secure after management studies.
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P.Khilar said: (Sat, Oct 30, 2010 07:07:44 AM)

What I think is that, Engineering and Management are like brothers. Without the technology knowledge we cannot manage an organisation. So they
are co-related. D reverse without d knowledge of management we cant improve our position in this world.
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Svg said: (Sat, Oct 16, 2010 02:10:19 AM)

The person who gets in into MNC as software trainee doesn't want to stay just there!he wants to grow and reach the top level of that venture. !For
this he must have managerial skills. !but I don't say that you need always a degree in management for that. You gonna learn it over the time
through experience and observation of the trends in corporate world!.

So the bottom line is the if there well and good if not then also not bad!.
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Ankit said: (Thu, Oct 7, 2010 01:25:36 PM)

For the purpose for building career purpose doing MBA not but if we think ad a bad idea but as a resource for development of the country it is better
to do M. Tech or research work is good for tech students, because our country really need.
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Sunita Singh said: (Wed, Oct 6, 2010 11:46:33 AM)

Managent study is an option for engineering students if they think that they can enhance their career in management field in that case it can be a
good option and going for a management study might be easier then masters degree of technology.
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Krithika said: (Thu, Sep 30, 2010 10:15:57 AM)

Engineering students in fact chosen their career as engineers, should go well in their path. Doing MBA lies apart. But since our country need its mind
power to be displayed, engineers should do lot in their core to get more advanced technological advancement. Hence my opinion is that as engineers
they should contribute to their area.
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Krishna said: (Fri, Sep 24, 2010 01:33:48 AM)

Studying MBA after B.TECH is not a bad idea at all. But the thing which effects the decision what we made was the choice of branch in MBA. So if
you choose a right choice then you will become the leader in both technical and management business.
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Keerthi said: (Thu, Sep 23, 2010 03:51:21 AM)

Good morning to one and all. I am here to express my opinion about the topic.

Most of the engineering graduates have proper knowledge about there future and what they want to do in future. But having technical knowledge is
not enough they should be skilled in management too. Management studies not only improves the leadership qualities but also it helps the employee
to overtake the problem during crisis by properly managing the company orteam. I accept with one of my friend's opinion that having two three
subjects on management it can make an engineering graduate to have some basic knowledge about management.

So I don't think engineering students are wasting time in management studies.
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Nischala said: (Tue, Sep 21, 2010 09:17:44 AM)

Although there are many other ways for the engineering graduates to go most of them opt for management. Up to me I feel that there is no need
for an engineering graduate to go for MBA when they have 1 or 2 management subjects during their graduation.
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Jyothsna said: (Tue, Sep 21, 2010 09:12:12 AM)

Hello good evening everyone according to me engineering students are not wasting their time for management studies, that is because till graduate
level they are only with the technical aspects and later they are willing to know about the marketing, sales, dealing people in the society. So I do not
support that they are wasting their time.
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Stanley said: (Fri, Sep 17, 2010 02:08:19 AM)

Good morning to one and all present here. I'm not going to lecture about this topic I just want to convey my thoughts about this topic in front of
you. If engineering studies may waste their time means no more engineering college and courses would not be developed. Each and every students
can have a knowledge about what they will do and what they are doing.

Engineering studies provide the knowledge as well as leadership among different categories. So my opinion is engineering studies may not waste
their time it may utilise their own time. Thank you.
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Arjan Singh Grover said: (Fri, Sep 17, 2010 01:33:00 AM)

For our growing infrastructure. Technology, Industry, Engineering and management are both important. For the development of the country. Its not
important to make a building but also important to manage them for efficient and effective working of the building. For this we require both
engineering and management.
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Ram Prasad said: (Wed, Sep 15, 2010 01:29:07 PM)

I agree to my friends views, with that I would like to add something new that we need to understand that the sea changes. The transformation from
regulation to liberalization, from protection to globalization, from planned economy to market-oriented economy all demand a new approach to deal
with all types of problems. So to cope and equip our self we need to have managerial skills by doing management courses only.
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Neeraj said: (Sat, Aug 7, 2010 01:12:39 AM)

As a professional engineer you are required to manage your team or else at least interact with people who are managing you. management skills
definitely would help and thus it is indeed a good use of time to do a management course.
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Dev said: (Wed, Jul 14, 2010 10:47:24 AM)

According to my opinion Management studies improves the individuals skill, leadership which is in need to overcome the demands found in corporate
world.And after doing both the studies the level of the person increases so he/she has better opportunity of good job having good salary.

So i think Engineer's are not wasting time in management studies.
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Nani said: (Wed, Jul 14, 2010 01:50:46 AM)

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As resources and standards of education are lacking, technical students are not getting their correct postion and many other reasons like lab
facilities ,quality of faculty also responsible for skilled engineers in india.
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Braj said: (Mon, Jul 12, 2010 02:13:48 PM)

Of course, day by day no. of students from engineering college in MBA is increasing in India but what happen with them outside the country ?
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Ramanjaneyulu said: (Sun, Jul 11, 2010 10:36:26 AM)

The engineering students doesn't waste your time to study the engineering because some members are complete engineering course they don't get
gobs. India IT(Information Technology) organization very back. So my opinion student study other way CA and MEDICINE these are course to get
good jobs after studying. Every students have most important communication skills.
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Srividhya said: (Wed, Jul 7, 2010 11:17:58 AM)

According to my opinion Management studies improves the individuals skill,leadership which is in need to overcome the demands found in corporate
world. So i think Engineer's are not wasting time in management studies.
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Mincy said: (Sun, Jul 4, 2010 05:43:19 AM)

Management studies is the right option for the engineering students if they want to come across world wide. Technology is developing now a days.so
we also should develop our thoughts world wide. It's correct way to say tat 'my mba study made me to view everythin technically' an not the right
way of telling 'it gets wasted'.
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Nitin said: (Sun, Jul 4, 2010 01:32:44 AM)

Hello! good morning one and all. I want to initiate the topic "Engineering Students are wasting their Time in Management Studies".

Some students have the good ideas to make our country at ranking. but they don't know how to apply the thoughts. I don't think the engineers are
wasting thier time in management studies. In India,most of the Engineering colleges are giving the strength to an individual to crack the top level
MBA entrance Exams.

This is not only the way. They had different ways with thoughts. Thanks for giving me this oppurtunity.
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Radhakrishnan said: (Wed, Jun 30, 2010 12:44:06 AM)

Engineering students should have managing capability in order to steadily cope up with this environment....So M.B.A is the right option to develop
their skills,confidence,leadership quality and every thing which leads profit to the corporate industry
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Vjnreddy said: (Sat, Jun 26, 2010 06:41:35 AM)

Some students have the good ideas to make our country at ranking. but they don't know how to apply the thoughts.

M.B.A teaches the leadership qualities and how to manage one organization/institution.
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Kapil Rathore said: (Mon, Jun 21, 2010 08:27:24 AM)

Hello! I want to initiate the topic "Engineering Students are wasting their Time in Management Studies".

In my opinion, now a days technology is growing very fast not only in development but also in services. Banks, Railways, Telecoms, etc. All the
industries from small scale to large scale based on the technology. Therefore to manage such type of industries or organization, technical as well as
managerial skills should be necessary, One should not be able to manage the organization until unless he or she doesn't have the technical skills in
this HI-TECH world.

In India, Engineering Studies gives the strength to an individual to crack the top level MBA entrance Exams. According to one Statics more then 80%
Engineering students get admission in IIM's, thus this statics shows that Engineering students are the only right persons who are eligible for
Management Studies.

So, Engineering Students are not wasting their time in Management Studies, but they have other ways also.
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