Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Hi Amit,
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Hi Usha,
Placements always depend on the kind of network a business school has with the corporate realm and IFIM has a deep and rooted connection. The students have a corporate mentor associated with them as early as Term 1. This enables a student to get direct exposure to the working system of the industry. Also, the companies become an integral part in the learning process because they are not present on the campus just during the placement season but throughout the year. Thus, placements are positively affected and the students get lucrative opportunities as per their potential.

ILAM, NMIMS, Symbiosis Institute Of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Material Management are best colleges for logistics and supply chain management.

IIM-Kolkata, SPJIMR, SAFEDUCATE are best for advance supply chain management and executive programme in management.

Below are the courses for PG Certificate in Logistics Management:
1. International Trading Companies.
2. Shipping Lines.
3. Air Lines.
4. International Air Freight Forwarding Companies.
5. International Logistics Companies.
6. NVOCC'S.
7. Warehousing Companies.
8. Supply Chain Management Companies.

Education system is bit different. They have universities and colleges. Universities fall under general visa category, whereas colleges comes under SDS visa category. Also, course change is bit difficult in Canada, but you can definitely try if you map up with university entry requirements. If you wish to proceed ahead with universities, then for most of management courses require GMAT results and 2 to 3 years of work experience. For applications to colleges you can refer: Ontario colleges. CA.

Hi!
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Hello Virendra Singh, definitely XLRI is much more better than UPES and certification of XLRI has good value and scope but fees is little higher than UPES.
All the best for your future.

Hi Boyapati, Due to the greater need of the logistics managers, an average logistics manager in India earns up to Rs. 5 Lacs per annum, which is comparatively a nice salary. Also, this is an average salary, so completing a course from better college or institute or getting placed at a much better organisation will definitely result in more than that. Adding to the context, the number given here is an average value which means the statistical analysis of the all the managers and not the highest salary, so the chances of the improvement are section and the number is considerable.