What is the scope of MBA in logistics? How can I pursue MBA in logistics? Which entrance exam do I need to qualify?

The process is same for any MBA stream.You just need to give respective entrance exam and score high marks. Qualify the GD-PI and get admission in a good B-schools. The scope is very good for supply chain management and Procurement roles especially into FMCG, E-commerce, Manufacturing, and Telecom sector.

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The logistics and supply chain come under the future growing sector. India is expected to improve in this field many folds. Since logistics management includes wide range of activities; hence there are numerous job opportunities available after successfully completing MBA in logistics. You would easily get opportunities to work in planning and policymaking, motivation, evaluation, product development and inventory control. If your company is large enough, you could focus on overall management or on a small specific area of the supply chain. You can also work in the manufacturing development and operations managing in production planning, forecasting, etc. You can get admission in MBA in logistics and operations management only when you fulfil the following eligibility criteria: -You should have at least 50% percent marks at secondary and senior secondary level. -You should be a graduate with at least 50% marks from a recognised university or institution. -You should get Bachelor's degree in computer or business field. Top colleges for MBA in logistics are: MIT School of Engineering, IIM- Ahmedabad IIM- Bangalore IIM- Calcutta FMS- New Delhi Jamnalal Bajaj Institute- Mumbai IIFT- New Delhi UPES, Dehradun

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Logistics and supply chain come under the future growing sector. India is expected to improve in this field many folds. Since logistics management includes wide range of activities; hence there are numerous job opportunities available after successfully completing MBA in logistics. You would easily get opportunities to work in planning and policymaking, motivation, evaluation, product development and inventory control. If your company is large enough, you could focus on overall management or on a small specific area of the supply chain. You can also work in the manufacturing development and operations managing in production planning, forecasting, etc.

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