MS and MBA advice

Hey there...
Well to be honest, being an MIM grad of ESCP Europe, i dont really feel the need to go for a second masters(MBA or anything else) because the curriculum of both of them is more or less the same.
The major difference between them lies in the mode of teaching, where MIM is theory focused, an MBA is more case oriented and practical learning based. It is actually more helpful to go for a practical aproach in an MBA class owing to the rich work-experience of the peer group. However, this is not to demean the MIM peer group, which is ever enthusiastic and open to be moulded accordingly.

They not only have an age advantage over their MBA peer, but can actually bank upon it to later go for a late career Executive MBA.
It is however very possible to go for an MBA after MIM/MIS/MSc though as i said, is not really required in most cases, unless of course you feel like changing your specialisation from say finance to supply chain or sonething like that. It is not really frowned upon, neither does it convey anything to the recruiters, apart from the fact that you are looking for a change in career, however you can expect some questions to be asked during your MBA interview where you must be apt and crisp in answering the logical question.."Why a second Masters?".
So if you want to go for Data analytics, supply chain or any other field straight after your undergrad, then MIM/MIS will be the best bet. If you still feel the need of doing an MBA later on, then you can do that as well.
For more information on the various MIM programmes across countries, visit https://www.mim-essay.com
All the best. Hope i have answered your question. Good luck!