Can I pursue management after completing electronics and communication with two years of work experience for a Master's/Bachelor's?
Yes, you can pursue management studies after completing your Electronics and Communication Engineering degree and having two years of work experience.
Your engineering background and work experience make you eligible for a range of management programs, such as Master in Management (MiM) or management-focused master's degrees. Most universities require a relevant bachelor's degree and may ask for proof of English proficiency like IELTS. Some programs are designed specifically for students without prior business education.
Admission requirements vary by institution and country, so review each program's criteria carefully.
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