From QA To Business Analyst Profile: Will MBA Help?

ShSK
@shsk-KZZqr8 Oct 26, 2024

Hi CE,
I have done my BE in computers in 2012 and now have an experience of 2 years 6 months into Manual Testing.I am knowledgeable in QTP and Selenium automation tools too.I wish to know if i should go for MBA since my long term career goal is to become Business Analyst.Would MBA help?if yes,what stream? Wellingkar's Institute is providing a 2 year course for working professionals-either weekend classes or distance learning.Is it credible?
Or what could be my career steps henchforth?

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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Apr 24, 2015

    Welcome to CrazyEngineers and thank you for a clearly written post. MBA would definitely help you get into an analyst profile. You'll however need a full-time, 2 year PGDBM or similar course. I doubt you will derive much benefit from a part-time / distance learning course.

    Source: My ex-colleague went from QA domain to Analyst after getting MBA from NITIE.

  • ram_149955

    @ram-149955-tMgpiR Apr 24, 2015

    One of my friend worked in Cognizant for 2 years in testing and then appeared for CAT and completed MBA from IIT shillong and now joined Cognizant again at a very higher role than his friends.
    Part time or distance learning courses are of no use. You should do MBA from a very good institute not just some run out of mill college.

  • ShSK

    @shsk-KZZqr8 Apr 27, 2015

    Thanks for quick replies.I am not in a position to quit job and go for 2 year program.What else could help me in pursuing an analyst role eventually?
    Career growth suggestions/recommendations welcomed wholeheartedly.

    Thanks in advance.

  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Apr 28, 2015

    ShSKWhat else could help me in pursuing an analyst role eventually?

    Talking to the HR would be a step in the right direction. You should ideally try to achieve the profile within your own organisation. If not, build appropriate skills and try for the role in another company.

  • Study Analytics

    @study-analytics-CowX5H May 31, 2015

    Can you be more clear, if it is Business Analyst who analyse data then you should go for a mix of finance, operation and marketing as currently in India , retail and banking sectors are the major recruiters and knowledge of these fields can give a big advantage.