Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Hii Harshal, a career in traffic management is, at present, a very lucrative option. A huge number of professionals are needed in all domains of traffic management like:
- traffic engineering
- road safety audit
- driver training & fleet management
- traffic enforcement
- road crash investigation
- vehicle fitness and
- post-crash management. Hence, a traffic management course will open new avenues for you and mark the start a successful career. However, if you have decided to pursue a career in traffic management, you have to ensure that you study from the right institute. Also, you need to know the facilities and programmes that the college offers. The Institute Of Road Traffic Education (IRTE) is an institute offers an M.Sc. In traffic management. The institute has a rich experience of 30 years in research and has been recognised as a centre of excellence in Road Safety for South-East Asia. The College of Traffic Management of IRTE is also currently training all the Indian Police Service (IPS) Probationers in Traffic Management, highway engineers, transport officers, driver trainers and accident investigators.

Hi, I'll recommend Jain University as Placements in college are pretty good, The faculty train you well so that you have both practical and theoretical knowledge. You get a lot of internship opportunities so that you have work experience. The syllabus given here has a lot of scope. The companies linked with the college for placements are very renowned and prestigious companies. The college building is pretty huge. The classrooms are large and spacious. The college does not have huge grounds like other universities, but it has never discouraged sports like there is a cricket coaching in the basement and basketball can be played on the 3rd floor. The college has 3 canteens, and the entire building is air-conditioned. The faculty members are very good, or I would say the best. They are the most supportive and try to help you in every possible way. The curriculum is designed such that students do not get burdened, and the curriculum is very much helpful in knowing the concepts well. The curriculum is distributed properly across all the 6 semesters.