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Binu RoyI am a cool guy focuses on my career
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Hi,
Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA in supply chain management. MBA doesn't need any base for learning. Many non-commerce students acquiring MBA for being a part of their qualification. MBA has many streams such as financial management, hospitality, logistics and human resource management.
Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA in supply chain management. MBA doesn't need any base for learning. Many non-commerce students acquiring MBA for being a part of their qualification. MBA has many streams such as financial management, hospitality, logistics and human resource management.
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Sagar Gandhi
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The specialization is operations and supply chain management. We have one of the best faculties teaching our operations batch and the specialization is also best suitable for the mechanical engineer.
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Mahesh Bhogadi
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Hi Manav,
I think you should decide this based on what kind of job you would want to do in future. Both these areas have a good scope and very competitive also. Supply chain is one of the skilled professions in Canada and you are most likely to get a job. If you are applying for higher studies in Canada then another important point to note is your stream in class 12th. The subjects, etc. must be relevant. You should also compare the programme syllabus and the related careers and know what suits you most. It is not right for someone else to tell you what you should do as it involves your time, money and most importantly your future.
I think you should decide this based on what kind of job you would want to do in future. Both these areas have a good scope and very competitive also. Supply chain is one of the skilled professions in Canada and you are most likely to get a job. If you are applying for higher studies in Canada then another important point to note is your stream in class 12th. The subjects, etc. must be relevant. You should also compare the programme syllabus and the related careers and know what suits you most. It is not right for someone else to tell you what you should do as it involves your time, money and most importantly your future.
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Pranami Sharma
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In case, there are ample amount of students, then IB program is provided, college has completely separate batch for operation and supply chain management.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
One distinct difference between supply chain management and operations management is that supply chain management is focused externally. Its focus is on:
Planning products that consumers will want to buy
Sourcing raw materials, components or parts
Transporting and warehousing products
Delivering the goods to the point of purchase
Whereas, focus of management in operations is on the following:
Forecasting sales
Improving productivity
Increasing responsiveness
Meeting customers demands
Maintaining quality standards
Contributing to the bottom line
To summarize, The major difference between supply chain management and operations management is that su
Planning products that consumers will want to buy
Sourcing raw materials, components or parts
Transporting and warehousing products
Delivering the goods to the point of purchase
Whereas, focus of management in operations is on the following:
Forecasting sales
Improving productivity
Increasing responsiveness
Meeting customers demands
Maintaining quality standards
Contributing to the bottom line
To summarize, The major difference between supply chain management and operations management is that su
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rahul r
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Colleges for MBA in supply chain management in Mumbai are mentioned below:
1) Supply Chain Management Professional
2) Indian Institute of Materials Management (Mumbai Branch)
3) GNVS Institute of Management
4) The Institute of Supply Chain Management
5) Indira Institute of Business Management
6) Indian Institute of Materials Management
7) IES Management College and Research Centre
8) International College of Financial Planning Mumbai
9) Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education
10) IMSR Institute - Distance MBA.
1) Supply Chain Management Professional
2) Indian Institute of Materials Management (Mumbai Branch)
3) GNVS Institute of Management
4) The Institute of Supply Chain Management
5) Indira Institute of Business Management
6) Indian Institute of Materials Management
7) IES Management College and Research Centre
8) International College of Financial Planning Mumbai
9) Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education
10) IMSR Institute - Distance MBA.
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