Does Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management, Bangalore offer MBA?

Yes, they do offer an MBA Course<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/college/ilam-bangalore-institute-of-logistics-and-aviation-management-bangalore-indiranagar-39554" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/college/ilam-bangalore-institute-of-logistics-and-aviation-management-bangalore-indiranagar-39554</a> which would explain more in detail about ILAM college at Shiksha.com's portal

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Job Prospects in Logistics Management With globalization making even the furthest reaches of the globe more and more connected, now is a great time to be looking into the field of logistics. According to the BLS, employment in the field is expected to grow 22% between 2012 and 2022. In May 2012, the median wage for logisticians was $72,780. Jobs in the field of logistics and supply chain management include logistics manager, integrated programs director, supply chain director, inventory manager, supply chain planning manager, and other specified careers. Most companies prefer logistics managers to have at least a Bachelor's degree, in either fields of business, industrial engineering, or supply chain management. Likewise, one can show his/her dedication in the field by acquiring certification from the American Society of Transportation and Logistics, or the International Society of Logistics. Additionally, having both a degree and work experience will help in finding a job. As many jobs in the field are related to the government and military, having a military background can be beneficial as well. Entry-Level Logistics and Supply Chain Management Jobs One of the most common entry-level positions in this field is customer service management. Customer service is an important part of logistics and supply chain management on an individual level, since listening to and helping your consumers is the backbone of any business. You can also work managing product inventory for a business, planning and oversee product transportation needs, and managing supplies needed for manufacturing. You are not limited to customer service management, however, you can also find entry-level employment working as a distribution clerk, van driver, operation clerk, and many other jobs that provide a stepping stone to more advanced positions. Some entry-level jobs do require at least a Bachelor's degree such as operations research analyst or process associate. These jobs are more focused on critical and analytical thinking and may require various certifications to prove your expertise in the field. The American Society of Transportation and Logistics has more information about these certifications on their website.

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Yes it is through Jain University.

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