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After B.Tech degree in computer science, you can choose either 1. Higher studies or 2. jobs. First, let me discuss higher studies. After B.Tech, you can move on to M.Tech, you should crack GATE exam before it, if you are currently pursuing your B.Tech degree, then deeply and clearly understand concepts in core subjects like Algorithms, Operating Systems, DBMS, Software Designs etc. These will be the topics which will be stressed during the exam. Another option before you is to go for a MBA degree, many of the B.Tech graduates are now pursuing MBA degree after B.Tech hoping for manager level posts, it needs you to crack CAT or MAT etc. And let me remind you that it is totally out of your core technical subjects, concentrate on aptitude and communication skills. Let me also tell you that, recruiters look for experienced candidates for Manager level posts, exceptions are IIMs. I have a friend in IIM Ahmedabad who is placed and gets a take-home of around 30 Lacs per annum. You can also do M.Sc or MCA after your B.Tech, which I will not appreciable. So, If you plan for higher studies then dedicate yourself completely for around 6 months to crack these exams and get placed in highly rated colleges. Coming to jobs, as you are not interested in IT jobs, you have the following options You can go for PSU (Public Sector Jobs) like DRDO, ISRO, BHEL, JTO in BSNL etc. Each one requires you either you to have a valid GATE Score or a qualifying percentile in the tests conducted by respective departments. Secondly, there are many young entrepreneurs out there, so you could start a company of your own if a different idea and skill set for that. First and foremost, a job is something which will one day mean more than money, it should be a means of happiness, satisfaction. So give it some time, find a job suitable for your passion and talent, and never regret in future as many of us do today.

If you are working in a store profession and interested in supply chain management, there are several courses that could be beneficial for you. Here are a few examples:
Inventory Management: This course teaches you how to manage inventory effectively and efficiently, which is a critical part of supply chain management. You will learn about different inventory control methods, forecasting techniques, and the importance of maintaining inventory accuracy. Logistics and Transportation: This course covers the transportation and distribution of goods and materials within a supply chain. You will learn about transportation modes, freight rates, career selection, and other logistics-related concepts. Procurement and Supplier Management: This course focuses on the sourcing and selection of suppliers, as well as the management of supplier relationships. You will learn about vendor evaluation, contract negotiation, and supplier performance measurement.
Supply Chain Analytics: This course covers the use of data and analytics to improve supply chain efficiency and effectiveness. You will learn about data mining, predictive modeling, and other analytical techniques that can be applied to supply chain management. Ultimately, the course (s) you choose will depend on your specific career goals and interests within the field of supply chain management.

International Institute of Digital Technologies (IIDT), Tirupati, has been ranked the fourth in India in the field of Business Analytics. Analytics India magazine placed IIDT on the fourth pedestal, which was preceded by Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kharagpur, Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), Kolkata, and Praxis Business School, Kolkata. The postgraduate programme in Business Analytics is offered in four terms spread over eleven months. The institute has secured campus placements for more than half of its students of Cyber Security and Business Analytics and is focusing on achieving 100% within a fortnight. Twenty companies have evinced interest for placement drive to pick up our remaining twenty students, said J.A. Chowdary, IIDT Chairman and the Special Chief Secretary/ IT advisory to the government of Andhra Pradesh. IITs global mentorship programme that enabled the titans of the IT industry guide the students helped turn the tide in its favor.