Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Dear Aslam,
Yes, it is a good option. SAP is booming and you can also get foreign assignments in future with it. All the best.

Performance of supply chain is directly proportional to the productivity of a company. With the retail boom in the country, a career in SCM is both challenging and rewarding option. You could get the following job profiles after completing the required qualifications:
Commodity Buyer
Supply Planner
Supplier Manager
Purchasing Executives
Implementation Manager
Procurement Officer
Material Manager
Inventory Manager
Head of Supply
Head of Procurement.
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-supply-chain-management-article-4786-1

Any graduate can pursue MBA in logistics after qualifying the entrance exam required for respective colleges. Good GD-PI score is required to get admission in good management colleges.

This is actually shore based job actually. I'd you studied this course you will get job in Port (air & water) you can settle your life in chattering etc. Lots of job opportunity are there

You can refer these links for the best logistics and supply chain management institutions in Bangalore:
https://retail.shiksha.com/inventory-management-courses-in-bangalore-categorypage-11-42-1-0-0-278-106-2-0-none-1-0
https://retail.shiksha.com/supply-chain-management-courses-in-india-categorypage-11-45-1-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0

Hi,
In my opinion, you better take a degree first. If you score minimum 50% in any degree along with MBA entrance examination then you can go for MBA in logistics and supply chain management.
There is no value in doing logistics and supply chain management course after 12th (if available).
It will be good for your career growth if you pursue it after degree.

Dear Vishal Gupta,
Amity University basically follow certain norms in any courses they offer. You can check the average salary offered apart from that, they got excellent infrastructure.
All the best.

Supply chain management is a never ending process in any country, so don't worry about the scope, first do it.

You should go for MBA in logistics and supply chain management.