MBA Logistics & Supply Chain Management

MBA in SCM is a good choice although do check the career prospective and I hope you have a good plan because they would ask for that. Also, check Shiksha's college predictor for colleges in Kerala.

Yes, of course, you can do MBA as this will help you in getting more information about what you want to pursue. This will also help you in understanding the base and all the systematic approaches and functions for how you'll manage the things.
All the best.

Hello Koushik,Since you will be doing the syllabus of CII placement is not a problem. CII has 8000 plus strong industry network.

Arizona State University (ASU) - W. P. Carey School of Business
Michigan State University - Eli Broad Graduate School of Management
Penn State - Smeal College of Business. SP Jain School of Global Management

Hi,
Yes, you can apply for MBA in supply chain management from UPES Dehradun distance learning university. It is an A grade by NAAC, UGC and DEB approved university so I would suggest UPES Dehradun for your MBA in SCM programme.
https://www.distancelearning.edu.in

Hello,
These days MBA in logistics is in great demand and yes, you can really expect a wonderful package from this college. As PPO totally depends on your skills you are capable to meet the company's needs and criteria.

Hi,
The syllabus has not been mentioned on the official website of the institute. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for the information.

Here are few Universities belongs to Tamil Nadu offers MBA (Logistics and supply chain management) as under, The eligibility criteria is graduation in any stream.
1. Madurai Kamaraj University Distance Education,
2. Periyar institute of distance education, Selam Tamil Nadu
3. School of distance education, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

Hi, your degree is not relevant to what you want to study. Moreover, you do not have any work experience, which is a must for any recognized MBA programme. If you want to do PG in logistics, first check for colleges offering this course and its admission requirements.

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.