How does the value of MBA changes with ur undergraduate degree?

Question:

I was about to do B.Tech. n go for MBA..but due to some reasons now i ve opted for B.Arch....will the MBA degree after B.Arch. fetch me as much as it would have with B.Tech.?

Answer:
Work experience matters more than your type of undergrad degree. Actually, a degree in technical fields like math, science, computer science or engineering would look very good if you want to work in the financial sector. But what is B. Tech and B. Arch? If it's just a designation like BS or BA then won't matter. It's best to work for a few years before getting an MBA.

I'm not really sure what B.Tech and B.Arch are, I'm sure I would if they were spelled out. To answer though, any MBA or advanced degree will make you better off. Just try and go to the best school you can get into which matches YOU. That includes location, cost, etc.

In reality, an MBA is not much more than a graduate level liberal arts degree, but it will increase your salary a good deal.

I am a B.tech.;M.B.A .I am a sotware professional .B.Arch. and MBA are two different fields.And as of now MBA does not have any streams that have something in common with B.Arch.So be sure of what you want to do and then choose fields.

How does the value of MBA changes with ur undergraduate degree?

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