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Hi folks I need to know views on this,

I am keen to leave the IT sector because the cash cow is going to stop in next few years so I am left with 2 options now , currently I hold a mechanical engineer degree f

1)do a MBA from tier 1

2)do a master's in electrical or semiconductor

I don't want to be a part of industry where bootcampers are welcomed with some entry to the barrier so that once I enter the industry my value is retained.

Need stable career with good pay for next 15 years

I am inclined towards deeptech path but what's your opinion.

Any one can dm for helping me out

Hi folks I need to know vietws on this,

I am keen to leave the IT sector because the cash cow is going to stop in next few years so I am left with 2 options now , currently I hold a mechanical engineer degree for IIT Kanpur ctc 24 lpa

1)do a MBA for tier 1 in india, very expensive abroad

2)do a master's in electrical or semiconductor from US still manageable with Ra or research assistant.

I don't want to be a part of industry where bootcampers are welcomed with some entry to the barrier so that once I enter the industry my value is retained.

Need stable career with good pay for next 15 years

I am inclined towards deeptech path but what's your opinion.

Any one can dm for helping me out

People, I really want to upgrade my career, but I’m confused between 3 paths. I’m open to pursuing a master’s degree.

Software / AI / ML / DS

Core engineering — VLSI, power electronics, robotics, deeptech

MBA / Finance / CFA

The problem is that IT work in category 1 feels uncertain after AI tools like Claude. Everyone in my company is able to do similar work now, so it feels like the moat is shrinking. I have 3 years of experience in banking tech with Spring Boot and later joined an AI team, but I still rely on Claude a lot.

For category 2, I’m interested in core engineering fields like robotics and semiconductors. I also have a BTech degree in Mechanical Engineering from a tier-1 college.

For category 3, pursuing an MBA seems financially rewarding, but the working hours look brutal, and honestly, I need some balance. I can do 6–7 hours of focused work consistently, but not much beyond that.

For me, cracking entrance exams for admission would not be a major issue.

Need help deciding.

People, I really want to upgrade my career, but I’m confused between 3 paths. I’m open to pursuing a master’s degree.

Software / AI / ML / DS

Core engineering — VLSI, power electronics, robotics, deeptech

MBA / Finance / CFA

The problem is that IT work in category 1 feels uncertain after AI tools like Claude. Everyone in my company is able to do similar work now, so it feels like the moat is shrinking. I have 3 years of experience in banking tech with Spring Boot and later joined an AI team, but I still rely on Claude a lot.

For category 2, I’m interested in core engineering fields like robotics and semiconductors. I also have a BTech degree in Mechanical Engineering from a tier-1 college.

For category 3, pursuing an MBA seems financially rewarding, but the working hours look brutal, and honestly, I need some balance. I can do 6–7 hours of focused work consistently, but not much beyond that.

For me, cracking entrance exams for admission would not be a major issue.

Need help deciding.

People, I really want to upgrade my career, but I’m confused between 3 paths. I’m open to pursuing a master’s degree.

1. Software / AI / ML / DS

2. Core engineering — VLSI, power electronics, robotics, deeptech

3. MBA / Finance / CFA

The problem is that IT work in category 1 feels uncertain after AI tools like Claude. Everyone in my company is able to do similar work now, so it feels like the moat is shrinking. I have 3 years of experience in banking tech with Spring Boot and later joined an AI team, but I still rely on Claude a lot.

For category 2, I’m interested in core engineering fields like robotics and semiconductors. I also have a BTech degree in Mechanical Engineering from a tier-1 college.

For category 3, pursuing an MBA seems financially rewarding, but the working hours look brutal, and honestly, I need some balance. I can do 6–7 hours of focused work consistently, but not much beyond that.

For me, cracking entrance exams for admission would not be a major issue.

Need help deciding.

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