An MBA in Supply Chain Management is a specialized program focusing on logistics, procurement, operations, and supply chain strategies to optimize business performance.

This program would benefit professionals in logistics, operations, or supply chain roles or individuals seeking managerial positions in these fields.

Most universities require a bachelor’s degree with a minimum percentage and, in some cases, relevant work experience.

Typically, it takes 1-2 years, depending on the university and the student’s pace of study.

Core topics include logistics, procurement, inventory management, operations strategy, supply chain analytics, and global supply chain management.

Yes, if the program is accredited by a recognized body like UGC, AICTE, or other global accreditations.

Many programs include case studies, live projects, virtual simulations, and industry-relevant assignments.

Yes, the flexible nature of distance/online programs allows students to balance work and study.

Career roles include Supply Chain Manager, Operations Manager, Logistics Analyst, Procurement Manager, and Inventory Manager.

Fees vary by university but generally range from ₹50,000 to ₹2,50,000.

Many universities offer EMI options, scholarships, or financial aid for eligible candidates.

Yes, many universities accept applications from international students and provide globally accessible learning platforms.