After BSc Botany Hons Degree, is MBA good or not

Tell me Is MBA suitable after my BSc Botany Hons Degree, please provide details here???

[Raman Vij]

MBA is a management course & in this Job opportunity and salary package is very high.
After BSC you can join MBA to let you enter the corporate field.

After B.Sc Botany, you should go with MBA Biotechnology, here are MBA Biotechnology course details:

M.B.A. Biotechnology or Master of Business Administration in Biotechnology is a postgraduate Management course.

Eligibility
Graduate in Medicine and Engineering from recognized university can apply for this course.

Some institutes offer this course on the basis of CAT, MAT etc. score while some others institute offer this course on the score obtained in separate entrance test.

Available Job Types
Marketing Executive Biotechnology
Biotechnology Expert
Trainer - Biotechnology
Assistant Professor - Department of Biotechnology
Lab Technician - Biotechnology
Quality Assurance Manager
Protein Purification Team leader - Biotechnology
Research Assistant - Biotechnology
Quality Assurance / Quality Control Manager
Cell Culture - Antibody Production Executive
Industry Analyst - Biotechnology
Biotechnology Patent Analyst
Quality Control Manager
Assistant Estate Manager

Here is the list of top MBA Biotechnology colleges:

Universal School of Biosciences.

Amity Institute of Biotechnology

SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS)

Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE)

Tilak Maharashtra University (TMU)

Padmashree Dr. D.Y. Patil University

University Business School,Panjab University

MITCON Institute of Management (MIMA)

Hello sir, I was completed my graduation in B.Sc with botany. Let me know that after BSc in botany MBA is good or not?

[Raman Vij]

As per my suggestion you do not to select MBA after B.Sc in botany. Because MBA field is totally different from you course.

MBA is a management course and after MBA Job opportunity and salary package is very good as compare to Botony.

If you select after BSC can join MBA that is let you enter in the corporate field. But you will not be benefited to get the degrees of both Bsc +MBA.

After completing B.sc with Botany, there are number of options for you to pursue as higher study.

You can do M.Sc with Botany/ M.Sc in biochemistry/biotechnology/food science etc..

These days career in clinical research is also very much on demand because of the increasing rate of Govt and private clinical labs and research institutes.

If they have good grades and a high GMAT score. Some MBA programs are designed specifically for new college graduates without work experience. But in those programs you don't get the benefit of learning from other students who have work experience.

Very Few Universities in India are offering 2 year full time MBA program. The eligibility criteria for MBA(Biotech) is any Bachelor's or Master's degree in Science (Special/General with Biotechnology, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Microbiology, Zoology, Biochemistry, Physics, etc), Agriculture, Medical Sciences, Pharmacy, Ayurved, Veterinary Sciences, Technology, Engineering of a University Recognized by the AIU