Hello,

Generally, the eligibility for MBA is that student should have passed out UG with 50% from a recognized university and secure good percentile in national level entrance tests like MAT and CAT or admission seeking institutes entrance test. After the test institutes will then shortlist candidates for GD & PI. Based on the performance in GD and PI institutes will provides admission for the students. In the current scenario logistics and SCM are booming areas. Job opportunities in the related area are increasing every day. You must check three parameters before joining any institution; the parameters are a) Placement, b) Faculty and c) infrastructure. I can suggest you some institutes where you can study MBA in Logistics and supply chain management because My friends and cousins are either studying there or have studied.

Amity University - Amity University has business schools in all the major cities of India. Highest package in the recent year was 14 LPA.

Lovely Professional University - One of my friends is passed out from here in 2016, now he is working with an MNC as a state head of their sales. Their last year placement also good, the highest package was 21 LPA.  Recently Amazon hired few students at a package of 28 LPA.

Manipal Academy of Higher Education - This institute is coming under Manipal University. Highest package was 18 LPA.

Symbiosis - Symbiosis Institute of the premier institute for MBA. Highest salary package in the recent year was 24 LPA.

Presidency University- This is a top university from Bangalore. Their MBA programme is very famous, especially the city like Bangalore, getting a job is an easy task. Because it's an IT hub.

Hope this information will help you. Best wishes.

Good Luck!

All types of businesses, big and small, need logistics managers to help with inventory and accounts receivable. A small business may have one person in charge of these duties, while large corporations have entire logistics and supply chain departments.

So there should be no doubt on the scope as its vast.



Supply Chain Management is the next big thing in the Indian industrial scenario. There is a lot of scope for supply chain management in India due to increasing uncertainty of supply networks, globalization of businesses, proliferation of product variety and shortening of product life cycles. Personalized content and services for customers add to the cause. The employability potential of graduates are very high here.

Any business, be it retail, or manufacturing, FMCG, healthcare, transportation and logistics or even e-commerce, all thrives on the expertise of Supply Chain and Logistics. So you can join any industry of your liking and interest.



Some of the top Bschools for this course are:



IIM A/B

ISB Hyderabad

NITIE Mumbai

NMIMS Mumbai

SP Jain



All the best.