Logistics & Supply Chain Management

No, AICTE decide the mandatory qualification to pursue MBA and management post graduate program and as of now, it is minimum 50% in graduation.
You have the following options:
1. You can start doing a job and after 2 to 3 years, you can pursue part time MBA.
2. You may appear for marks improvement exam and score above 50%.

IIFT - Delhi is a good option for international business. It has good opportunities in import and export roles, procurement and supply chain management roles.

IIM- A, B and C are the best institutes to pursue MBA. Apart from IIMs, NITIE, SJSOM-IIT Bombay, NMIMS, SIOM-Nashik, SP Jain –Mumbai and XLRI-Jamshedpur are some of the reputed B-schools.

Logistics and supply chain includes the concepts of linear/ non-linear equations, statistics and bit of calculus.

It is a very good college. They focus on the dual specialization in first semester. In third semester, they provide IT management, supply chain management and knowledge and technology management. The placement record is also good.

All the three management options you have mentioned are very different to each other. You can go for either of these, however, logistics and healthcare management are in good demand. So, if you do an MBA in logistics or health care management from a good institute it would be a good combination.

Dear Student,
You can pursue MBA - Supply chain management under affiliated institute of CII because through that you will get the knowledge, experience and training under companies which are in the top list of supply chain management.
You can check this link for further information.
https://www.ciilogistics.com
All the best.

Hi Rudresh,
Indian Institute of Material Management - Kolkata is one of the best institute in that area of specialization. I would recommend you to go ahead.
All the best.