B.Tech Or MBA: Which Pays More In 2025? Check Latest Report
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After the economic slump of 2024, top job offers for B.Tech and MBA graduates are once again on the rise. According to Deloitte's latest report, companies are back to offering lucrative salary packages to young professionals pursuing these degrees in 2025, reversing last year's dip.
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The report, which surveyed 508 academic institutions, reveals that MBA graduates this year have secured offers 8.3% higher than those in 2024. Likewise, B.Tech graduates have seen a 4.3% increase in average packages. This marks a recovery from the previous year, when MBA salaries dropped by 9% and B.Tech offers dipped slightly by 0.1%.
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Data from the top 10 MBA institutes shows the average package has risen from Rs 24 lakh per annum in 2024 to Rs 26 lakh in 2025. For B.Tech students from the top 10 colleges, the average salary has gone up from Rs 16.3 lakh to Rs 17 lakh per annum.
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