Assam Down Town University Introduces BBA Supply Chain Specialisation with 1-Year Paid Internship; Details Inside

Assam Down Town University BBA Supply Chain Specialisation programme is a three year undergraduate programme aims to provide students with practical exposure and a direct pathway into growing industrial needs. 

Assam Down Town University (Adtu) has launched an industry-integrated BBA programme in Supply Chain Management. The programme is in collaboration with Delhivery and aims to give pupils real experience and a clear path into one of India's fastest-growing businesses. The three-year programme consists of two years of classroom instruction followed by a one-year paid internship at Delhivery. This structure aims to integrate academic instruction with hands-on training, equipping students for real-world logistics tasks and industry requirements.

Delhivery, with a market value of $3.4 billion and a nationwide logistics network that covers over 18,000 pin codes, provides tremendous industry experience to the relationship.

Benefits of ADTU BBA Programme

Students can check the importance of ADTU BBA programme and other details here: 

• A paid final-year internship at Delhivery
• Industry-recognized certifications
• Career support for operations, warehousing, freight, and inventory roles
• Extensive project and operational experience in logistics hubs
• Long-term career advancement opportunities at Delhivery

The agreement also provides students with the opportunity to enter the $11.6 trillion worldwide logistics sector, which is experiencing an increase in demand for qualified supply chain specialists. Admissions for the new ADTU BBA programme is now open. Interested and eligible students can apply online from the official website. With this new program, ADTU aims to deepen its dedication to career-focused education and better link academic courses with changing business needs.

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