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BBA+MBA would be a good career option. It would be a good choice to opt for LPU as in the present scenario this is the university which caters to the all-round development of its students and nurtures it with care to boost the career to a pinnacle of ultimate success which might be the envy of many. I would say Integrated course at LPU not just save a year but is financially compatible as well. As per my view LPU has an edge in terms of curriculum, exposures, and placements. Few major highlights of this course at LPU are : Accreditation: School of Business has been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) of USA for its Management, Commerce and Economics programmes. Ranking: School is ranked No. 2 in India in Outreach and Inclusivity and 38th overall in the prestigious NIRF 2021 ranking released by The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India. Diversity: School has students from all states of the country and more than 500 students from all over the world. Live Projects & Consultancy: students have collaborated with various companies for their Live Projects such as Himalaya wellness, Bonn biscuits, Sony, Colgate, Modern Food, Capgemini, Oyo Rooms, Decathlon, Big Bazaar, Godrej, Lyoness, EduIsFun, Republic Motors, Facebook, Sitaby, Cloud Buy, Training Wizards, Design Lounge etc. Entrepreneurship Projects: Students have opportunity to earn while learn by entering into entrepreneurship projects.

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1. Most important skills in this profession according to employers seem to be communication skills. These include both written and oral communication skills, as well as good interpersonal skills.
2. Computer skills are the second most in demand skill in supply chain management. The required skills range from simple computer literacy to a working knowledge of industry specific software. Most job advertisements, however, listed MS Excel skills as a minimum requirement.
3. Strong analytical skills, along with strong numerical and conceptual thinking skills, are essential in this profession.
4. Planning and scheduling skills are crucial. These skills will come in handy during your day to day duties as you will be responsible for coordinating all supply chain activities for your employer.
5. You will need negotiating and influencing skills, as you will be working with retailers, suppliers, and vendors to procure the best products at the best prices for your employers.
6. In supply chain management, things can easily go wrong. A shipment can be late, a tracking number can get lost, a wrong delivery can arrive, or product specifications could have been misinterpreted. It is your duty to resolve these and other problems that might arise. Thus, over a third of employers place a big emphasis on strong problem solving skills. Good luck.