Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Hi Boyapati, Due to the greater need of the logistics managers, an average logistics manager in India earns up to Rs. 5 Lacs per annum, which is comparatively a nice salary. Also, this is an average salary, so completing a course from better college or institute or getting placed at a much better organisation will definitely result in more than that. Adding to the context, the number given here is an average value which means the statistical analysis of the all the managers and not the highest salary, so the chances of the improvement are section and the number is considerable.

Top colleges for supply chain and logistics are:
IIM- A, B, K, I
College of Management and Economics Studies
Indian Institute of Logistics
Lovely Professional University -Punjab
Vidya Bharathi Institute of Logistics Management
SP Jain School of Global Management
IIT Bombay
ISB Hyderabad
NMIMS
NITIE
JBIMS Mumbai
ITM University

MBA in Marketing as major and HR as minor for FMCG, Real estate, Pharma, Top MNC's aspirants. MBA in Finance & HR is good combo for BFSI sector aspirants, MBA in HR & Operations for Consulting firms aspirants, MBA in Marketing and Supply chain management for Engineering candidates to work in Top Automobile industries, Construction industry, Shipping industries and FMCG sector.

Hi Adarsh!
The official website of the institute is silent about the fee details. I would suggest you to contact the institute directly for the details.

If you are doing it from Maharashtra, you will be awarded from DY Ajeenkya Patil University.

Follow the below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/course/amp/bachelor-of-business-administration-nshm-knowledge-campus-kolkata-tollygunge-53747#amp_tf=From
All the best for your bright future!

Yes, it is a recognised course.

Please refer to the link provided below for further details regarding this course:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/advance-diploma-in-supply-chain-management-cii-institute-of-logistics-velachery-chennai-89868

I think, MBA in port and shipping management might restrict your options to export and import related or shipyard management jobs. There might be an outside chances of procurement jobs. With MBA in logistics and supply chain, you would be suitable for roles in areas of logistics, distribution, warehousing, supply/demand planning, manufacturing and procurement. You also might have an outside chance of import export related roles.

Logistics and supply-chain management will be better than international business, but apart from these streams in MBA there are some other streams which are really good and, defently will have bright future like
Masters in ERP systems and Business analytics.