I want to do MBA after my B.Tech so can you tell is it a good choice for me or not

MBA after BTech has been a hot career choice for years. You will find a lot of people in the corporate world who have an Engineering as well as MBA degrees from well-known institutions and work in wide range of sectors.

Reasons why engineers choose to pursue MBA
Halfway through their engineering course, they lose interest in the subject and field & decide to go for an MBA instead.

The realization that in India, MBA graduates get paid more than their engineering counterparts.

Pathetic quality of education (engineering curriculum) being imparted in most engineering colleges in India - major reason why students lose interest in the subject in the first place.

Engineers find it quite easy to crack CAT, XAT, SNAP and other MBA entrance exams, since a major component of these entrance exams are the Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning sections which are a cakewalk for engineering students.

B.Tech graduates who have no desire to pursue M.Tech often end up opting for an MBA.

"All my friends were planning to go for an MBA, so I'm also appearing for CAT."

Lack of enough engineering jobs in India. India churns out more engineers than China + USA!

Engineering is considered a "safe bet". Following it up with an MBA is the "safest bet."

List of Best colleges in India for MBA:
Xavier Institute of Management
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management
KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research
S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research
Nirma Institute of Management
Amity Business School
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management