MBA Logistics & Supply Chain Management
June 17, 2024 2026-01-30 12:37MBA Logistics & Supply Chain Management
MBA Logistics and Supply Chain Management
The SSPU MBA is for people who care about future skills. Come be a part of the Symbiosis Skills University.
The MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Symbiosis Skills and Professional University is the World’s first skills based MBA program. It is an intensive two year full time program that prepares the student for leadership roles by driving supply chain digital transformation within organizations globally. The curriculum is one of its kind that has a strong focus on technical and analytical skills, leadership and communication skills, and includes opportunities to engage deeply with top global companies through practical & skill exercises, industry-sponsored research projects, leadership speaker series, and facility tours.
An optional global study tour at end of first year is part of the MBA experience at Symbiosis as it instils within a student cross-border communication skills that is imperative today in business. Interacting with foreign faculty and students is part of the curriculum at SSPU. We have 100 plus MOUs with Industry partners and world’s leading Universities including the one’s in the United States. At Symbiosis Skills and Professional University, we are interested in people who have passion. We will transform your passion into a profession. The ideal candidate for this program is someone who is self-driven, has curiosity and willing to drive change within the supply chain industry. We encourage undergraduates from all different streams to consider applying to this MBA.
The ROI on an MBA from SSPU is unbelievable. Earn an MBA by doing the course not in a hurry or by compromising on the number of subjects, but in full two years at a cost that is significantly lower than any International MBA.
ADMISSION PROCESS
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Submission of Online Application
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Appear in Symbiosis Online proctored MBA Entrance Exam SKILL-CAT OR Appear in national-level / state level exam
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Shortlisting based on Normalized Percentile
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Group Discussion
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Personal Interview
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Final merit list based on Composite Score
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Tie Breaking Criteria
Seats are limited. All students are encouraged to apply in the earlier rounds. In every round preference will be given to people who have appeared for Symbiosis SKILL-CAT. Only people who have appeared in SKILL-CAT are eligible for MBA Scholarships.
For “MBA Admissions Entrance Exam Information Brochure / Booklet “ – Click Here
| S. No | Event | Date |
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| I Round Admissions |
| 1 | Application Start Date | 1st November 2025 |
| Application End Date | 7th December 2025 |
| Admit Card Release | 11th December 2025 |
| 2 | Online Proctored MBA Skill CAT Date | 13th December 2025 |
| Result Declaration | 15th December 2025 |
| Intimation of Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) dates | Within 24 hours of result declaration |
| Conduct of GD / PI | 19th December 2025 |
| Composite Score Merit List Declaration | Within 2 working days of GD/PI conduct |
| Issue of Provisional Admission Letter | Within 2 working days of Composite Score Merit List declaration |
| Payment of Fees | Within 7 working days of issue of provisional |
| Online Proctored MBA Entrance – Skill CAT Date | 10th January 2026 |
| Result Declaration | 12th January 2026 |
| Intimation of Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) dates | Within 24 hours of result declaration |
| Conduct of GD / PI | 16th January 2026 |
| Composite Score Merit List Declaration | Within 2 working days of GD / PI conduct |
| Issue of Provisional Admission Letter | Within 2 working days of Composite Score Merit List declaration |
| Payment of Fees | Within 7 working days of issue of provisional admission letter |
Additional Course
SKILL CAT – EXAM STRUCTURE
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Total Duration: 60 minutes
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Total Marks: 50
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Question Type: MCQ – Single Select
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Sections (4 total):
| Section | No. of Questions |
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| Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension | 13 (7 VA + 6 RC) |
| Logical Reasoning | 13 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 13 |
| Skill Ability (Specialisation-based) | 11 |
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For “MBA Admissions Entrance Exam Information Brochure / Booklet” Click Here
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For “Unfair Means Committee” Click Here
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For “MBA Entrance Exam SKILL – CAT Instructions” Click Here
The program has been curated with great care and builds new age future skills right at the start of the intensive two year program. The program builds the digital analytical muscle, imparts strategic leadership and organizational transformation skills. The student then begins to start applying these skills in the Logistics and Supply Chain Management domain and enhances this by solving industry problems through hands-on consulting assignments. The credits acquired is 101 that also includes an optional global experiential learning module. Program structure is detailed below.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, indicates that the logistics and Supply Chain job outlook is growing much faster than average of other occupations. 18% (2022–2032). As India aims to be a global superpower, spending in India on Supply Chain and Logistics is higher than Europe and USA. India is approximately spending in 2024 1.7% of GDP on transport infrastructure, around twice the level in America and most European countries.
This MBA program will help bridge the skill gap that exists not only in India but across the world.
Semester I – Future New Age Skills
Sl. No. | Course Code | Subjects |
1 | MLOGI101 | Supply Chain Analytics |
2 | MLOGI102 | Python For Supply Chain Managers |
3 | MLOGI103 | Advanced Network Design and Supply Chain Systems Planning |
4 | MLOGI104 | Data Science and Machine Learning in Supply Chain Management |
5 | MLOGI105 | Application of Big Data Analysis in Supply Chain Management |
6 | MLOGI106 | Business Research Methodology |
7 | MIDSC101 | Managerial Communication |
Semester II – Strategic leadership and organizational transformation skills
Serial No. | Course Code | Subjects |
8 | MLOGI201 | Competitive Strategy for CEO’s |
9 | MLOGI202 | Humanitarian Logistics |
10 | MLOGI203 | E-Commerce and Omnichannel Strategies |
11 | MLOGI105 | Supply Chain Financial Analytics |
12 | MLOGI206 | Game Theory and Strategic Advantage |
13 | MIDSC201 | IDSC |
14 | MLOGI207 | Capstone Project and Publication of Research Paper |
Optional: Self-funded two week Global Supply Chain Study Tour
Semester III – Logistics and Supply Change Management Skills
Sl No | Code | Subjects |
15 | MLOGI301 | Sustainable Supply Chain Management |
16 | MLOGI302 | Digital Supply Chain |
17 | MLOGI303 | Supply Chain Demand Analytics |
18 | MLOGI304 | Supply Chain Cost and Design Optimization |
19 | MLOGI305 | Systems Theory |
20 | MLOGI306 | The Global Built Environment |
21 | MLOGI 307 | Leading in Ambiguity |
Semester IV – Supply Chain Consulting Skills
Sl. No. | Course Code | Subjects |
1 | MLOGI401 | Supply Chain Consulting Strategy Competition |
2 | MLOGI402 | Advanced Procurement Management |
3 | MLOGI407 | Internship -II and Project Report |
Career Opportunities in MBA Logistics and Supply Chain Management :
Supply Chain Manager – Plans and controls end-to-end supply chain operations to ensure efficient flow of goods and information.
Logistics Manager – Manages transportation, distribution, and delivery operations to meet customer service and cost targets.
Procurement Manager – Handles sourcing, vendor selection, negotiation, and purchase order management.
Warehouse Manager – Oversees storage, inventory control, picking, packing, and dispatch operations in warehouses.
Inventory Control Manager – Monitors stock levels and optimizes inventory to avoid overstocking or stockouts.
Demand Planner – Forecasts customer demand using data analysis to support production and procurement planning.
Supply Planner – Creates production and replenishment plans based on demand forecasts and capacity constraints.
Transportation Manager – Plans and optimizes transport routes, carrier selection, and freight cost management.
Import–Export Manager – Manages international trade documentation, customs clearance, and regulatory compliance.
Freight Forwarding Executive – Coordinates cargo movement, booking, and documentation with airlines, shipping lines, and transporters.
Operations Manager (Logistics) – Supervises daily logistics operations to ensure timely and accurate order fulfillment.
Distribution Center Manager – Manages regional/national distribution centers for fast and cost-effective product dispatch.
Supply Chain Analyst – Uses data and KPIs to analyze supply chain performance and recommend improvements.
Vendor Development Manager – Identifies, evaluates, and develops supplier capabilities for long-term partnerships.
15.SCM Consultant – Provides advisory services to organizations on supply chain optimization and process improvement.
16.Cold Chain Manager – Manages temperature-controlled logistics for pharmaceuticals, food, and vaccines.
17.E-commerce Logistics Manager – Handles fulfillment, last-mile delivery, and returns management for online businesses.
Top recruiting sectors :
1.E-commerce & Online Retail – Companies involved in online order fulfillment, last-mile delivery, warehousing, and reverse logistics.
2.Manufacturing & FMCG – Firms requiring strong supply chain planning, inbound logistics, production planning, and outbound distribution.
3.Third-Party Logistics (3PL) & Warehousing Services – Logistics service providers offering transportation, storage, and value-added services.
4.Shipping & Maritime Industry – Ports, shipping lines, and container freight companies managing global cargo movement.
5.Aviation & Air Cargo – Airlines and air freight operators handling time-sensitive and high-value shipments.
6.Retail & Organized Trading – Large retail chains managing distribution networks and inventory across stores.
7.Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Logistics – Companies handling cold chain, medical supplies, and regulatory-compliant logistics.
8.Automobile & Auto Ancillary Industry – OEMs and suppliers dependent on just-in-time (JIT) and lean supply chains.
9.Infrastructure & Construction Projects – Firms involved in large project logistics, heavy equipment movement, and material planning.
10.Cold Chain & Food Supply Chains – Dairy, frozen foods, seafood, and fresh produce logistics.
11.Import–Export & International Trade – Export houses, trading companies, and customs brokerage firms.
12.Warehousing & Industrial Parks – Companies operating logistics parks, fulfillment centers, and distribution hubs.
13.Petroleum, Oil & Gas Logistics – Specialized logistics for hazardous and sensitive cargo.
14.Defence & Government Logistics – Supply chain and inventory management for public sector and defence establishments.
15.Consulting & Advisory Services – Supply chain consulting firms helping organizations optimize logistics performance.
16.Fast-Moving Consumer Durables (FMCD) – Electronics and appliance companies managing complex distribution networks.
17. Agri-Logistics & Food Processing – Supply chains related to farm produce, storage, and processing.
Industry partners (An indicative list): Mercedes-Benz, Reliance Industry Ltd., Tata Motors, Tata Consulting Engineers, Emerson, Hindustan Unilever Ltd., SKODA AUTO Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd, Amazon India, Flipkart, DHL Supply Chain, Maersk Ltd., Mahindra Logistics, Delhivery, TVS Supply Chain Solutions, Reliance Retail, etc.
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