Which is better MBA or MSc after BSC biotechnology?

If you are interested in doing research then you should go with MSc otherwise if your have skills of Management then you can persue with MBA. If we look at the scope and salary,then your salary would surely be high in MBA. Scope of biotechnology is limited in India but in abroad researchers are paid a good amount.

Can I do MBA in biotechnology after BSC biotechnology?

MBA is also a popular course after BSc Biotechnology, as you can pursue an MBA in Biotechnology or MBA Biotechnology Management which is a 2-year degree program and equips BSc graduate with a detailed knowledge of business and management in the arena of Biological Sciences.

Should I do mtech Biotechnology or MBA?

If you did not interest more now in the core field of Biotechnology and not want to move to research-oriented courses then you can choose MBA in Biotechnology. M Tech in Biotechnology course gives you more technical skills and subject knowledge that will help you if you choose the academic field in institutes.

Is MBA good after BSC biotechnology?

Yes, Definitely MBA is a great option if you want to go in the business field after doing B. Sc in biotechnology. MBA is a good option but only for those having interest in marketing, business, management can go for it. It is also 2 years program.

Should I go for MBA in biotechnology or MSc Biotechnology?

As you have completed B.Sc in Biotechnology I would recommend you to go for MBA in Biotechnology rather than M.Sc in Biotechnology as MBA gives you much more opportunities than M.Sc in biotechnology as MBA gives you job opportunities in both India and abroad and both in public and private sector companies.

What should I do after a BSc in biotech?

After completed B.sc in Biotech you can do either MBA or M.sc, It is totally depends your intreast and prepration,If you want to do MBA, It is better option for you,Because after completed MBA there are huges

Do you think an MBA will get you a job?

Or MBA can get you a job for sure, but there are lots of them (us?) in the job market and it is always advised you have very basic understanding of the basics. Again MBA is a broad term and you need to be very specific, if your MBA is career path analyse which branch has more future and where your mind and heart wants to take you.

Is an MBA in HR and marketing a good option?

Again MBA is a broad term and you need to be very specific, if your MBA is career path analyse which branch has more future and where your mind and heart wants to take you. I have seen lots of MBAs with HR& Marketing major, the problem for them is there are more HRs already and these people don’t want to do marketing either.