Logistics & Supply Chain Management
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rahul r
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Basic eligibility to pursue this course is that candidate must be a graduate from a recognised University. Interested candidate can apply directly to the college. Official web site: (Website:- http://www.scdl.net)
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karan sharma
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Hello,
Yes, since you are in your final year of graduation, you can apply for the Logistic and supply chain management. You can pursue this course from JK Lakshmipat University. It has the best course and infrastructure with most qualified faculty. Here are the details:
Minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ST Candidates) or equivalent CGPA in a three-year Bachelors degree (10+2+3) or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised University. Students appearing in the final examination of Bachelor's degree can also apply. For more details: http://www.jklu.edu.in/admission.html.
Yes, since you are in your final year of graduation, you can apply for the Logistic and supply chain management. You can pursue this course from JK Lakshmipat University. It has the best course and infrastructure with most qualified faculty. Here are the details:
Minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ST Candidates) or equivalent CGPA in a three-year Bachelors degree (10+2+3) or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised University. Students appearing in the final examination of Bachelor's degree can also apply. For more details: http://www.jklu.edu.in/admission.html.
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ICRIINDIA Sharma
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You need to fill the Application Form of 1100/- for entrance test which is on 21 April followed by Personal Interview. For more details, our experts will get in touch with you.
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rahul r
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Admission Process followed for entry into MBA logistics & supply chain management:
Most institutes offering the course admit students based on performance in a relevant entrance test, often followed by a round of personal interview, wherein their general aptitude for the course is tested. Admission process generally varies across colleges. A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates performance at the level of graduation. Listed below are some of the entrance exams conducted in the country for admission to the course. MAT (Management Aptitude Test)
CAT (Common Admission Test)
CMAT (Common Management Admission Te
Most institutes offering the course admit students based on performance in a relevant entrance test, often followed by a round of personal interview, wherein their general aptitude for the course is tested. Admission process generally varies across colleges. A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates performance at the level of graduation. Listed below are some of the entrance exams conducted in the country for admission to the course. MAT (Management Aptitude Test)
CAT (Common Admission Test)
CMAT (Common Management Admission Te
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Deepak,
You can check the programme structure and outcomes and compare, figure out which one you like more. If you want to focus just on supply chain and logistics go with SCM. If you want a broader management perspective go with Management. Know your interests and decide accordingly.
You can check the programme structure and outcomes and compare, figure out which one you like more. If you want to focus just on supply chain and logistics go with SCM. If you want a broader management perspective go with Management. Know your interests and decide accordingly.
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