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Considering you are only 20, you have enough time on your plate. I would suggest you join the Family Business for 6-12 Months as a Trial. Don't think of it as a lifelong commitment yet, paid internship. Talk to your uncle and aunt's brother. Understand what your responsibilities would be, what you're expected to learn, and where they see you fitting in. Express your eagerness to contribute. Learn every aspect: operations, client management, finances, challenges. Document everything. While working, look for areas where you can add value using new ideas or tec.This trial period will tell you if you truly enjoy the work and if the family dynamics are manageable for you. While working, start exploring online MBA programs (from reputable universities), executive programs, or even advanced certifications in logistics, supply chain management, or business analytics. Platforms like Coursera, edX, or even specific university executive courses (some Indian IIMs offer these) can be excellent. After 6-12 months in the business, sit down and honestly assess: If you happy here? Are u learning and growing?Are the family dynamics manageable? And later take a call

I'd suggest you to join family business

What's the meaning of doing MBA that doesn't help, try getting into a good college, qualify an exam or such. Do MBA from a good college, not online or something. If you have money issues then you should possibly join the business, important thing to ask whether you've stake in the business or its a job under family business name. other options include education loan, banking jobs as you seem interested in finance, etc.

Bro I get you. But just think if you step out for 5-6 yrs, do MBA from a good place and work in logistics for a year or two, you’ll come back with real experience and clarity. Jumping in now without knowing if it’s the right fit might just frustrate you. I’ve done MBA myself and honestly, working before it helped me a lot. Gives you perspective. Take your time, grow first family will understand if your long-term aim is solid.

bhai doing mba or mtech is not important 😁 which can pay double within a year if you do hardwork in the logistics with your master mind planning it pays thriples💯

aah. a typical situation faced by business families kids. i was in it 20 years ago. i can't tell you what is right or wrong but let me explain what problems i did face by joining buainess rather than studies. 1 No exposure. since i was small town, didn't get much exposure. got stuck up dealing with same clientele over years with not much scope of expansion. 2. mindset. because i joined business in my 20s , mindset remained small towner. 3. no corporate culture practices. I'm sure your business must be using same of practice without proper framework. for future that needs to be changed. one man army can not run future business. 4. contacts. contacts remained limited as lived whole life in small town. only one pro. got settled business, did not had to start from scratch. financial stability but then at cost of expansion. so be wise craft your life carefully. but I'm sure your parents won't refuse if you join their business 5 years later. best of luck

By my point of view if you are dream to built something big like company or else of your own and you think you become successful then complete your studies and if you think to built something big and you may need co-founder then i am ready to do it with you