PEO1. To develop a solid foundational understanding of logistics and supply chain management, including key concepts in procurement, operations, transportation, warehousing, and distribution within both domestic and global contexts.

PEO2. To bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications by analyzing real-world logistics scenarios, employing case studies, and utilizing data-driven decision-making tools to optimize supply chain processes.

PEO3. To foster critical thinking and strategic problem-solving abilities tailored to dynamic supply chain challenges, including demand forecasting, inventory optimization, and supply chain risk management.

PEO4. To equip students with industry-relevant skills such as supply chain analytics, enterprise resource planning (ERP), and the use of emerging technologies like AI, IoT, and blockchain in logistics.

PEO5. To instill a strong sense of ethical responsibility and sustainability, encouraging students to consider environmental, legal, and social factors in logistics and supply chain decision-making.

PEO6. To promote interdisciplinary integration by combining knowledge from commerce, information systems, operations management, and economics while appreciating the global and cultural dimensions of logistics.

PEO7. To prepare students for further studies, professional certifications (such as CSCP, CLTD, or SCPro), and advanced career opportunities in supply chain management, logistics coordination, operations strategy, and consulting.

PEO8. To incorporate Indian Knowledge Systems and traditional trade practices into contemporary logistics and supply chain strategies, fostering innovation with a rooted understanding of indigenous systems.

PO1: Gain theoretical and practical knowledge in key areas of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, including transportation, warehousing, procurement, inventory control, and international trade.

PO2: Develop effective communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills essential for managing supply chain relationships, resolving conflicts, and working in cross-functional teams.

PO3: Be industry-ready with hands-on exposure to real-world logistics operations, software tools like ERP and SCM systems, and best practices in supply chain optimization.

PO4: Build analytical and managerial capabilities to address complex logistical challenges and make data-driven decisions that enhance organizational efficiency at local, national, and global levels.

PO5: Enhance employability by understanding the interconnectedness of logistics functions across various sectors and by gaining insights into global supply chain strategies and standards.

PO6: Cultivate a reflective and collaborative approach to supply chain management, fostering innovation, teamwork, and leadership in operational environments.

PO7: Uphold professional ethics and integrity by promoting transparency, accountability, and compliance with environmental and legal standards in all logistics and supply chain practices.

PO8: Apply relevant tools, digital platforms, and modern technologies such as AI, IoT, and data analytics to streamline logistics operations and drive smart supply chain solutions.

PO9: Become self-directed, lifelong learners with the ability to adapt to emerging trends in logistics, such as green supply chains, reverse logistics, and e-commerce fulfillment strategies.

PO10: Engage with socio-economic and environmental aspects of supply chains, contributing toward sustainable development goals and responsible resource management.

A Bachelor of Commerce (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) – B.Com LSCM degree from KES Shroff College opens the door to a wide range of dynamic and rewarding career opportunities in the fast-evolving logistics and supply chain sectors. Our graduates are equipped with industry-relevant knowledge, practical experience, and technical proficiency to thrive in global and domestic supply chain environments. Here are some of the career paths available to our graduates:

1. Logistics Coordinator:

• Plan, implement, and monitor logistics operations including inventory, transportation, and warehousing.
• Work with logistics firms, e-commerce companies, and manufacturing units.

2. Supply Chain Analyst:

• Analyze data to identify inefficiencies and propose solutions for optimizing supply chain processes.
• Work with consulting firms, retail chains, and multinational companies.

3. Procurement Officer / Sourcing Specialist:

• Manage the acquisition of goods and services, negotiate with vendors, and ensure quality and cost efficiency.
• Work with public and private sector organizations.

4. Warehouse Manager:

• Oversee warehouse operations, inventory control, and order fulfillment to ensure timely delivery.
• Work in logistics hubs, distribution centers, and retail chains.

5. Transportation Manager:

• Coordinate transportation activities, ensure compliance with regulations, and manage carrier relationships.
• Work with freight companies, logistics providers, and exporters.

6. Inventory Control Analyst:

• Monitor inventory levels, implement inventory strategies, and reduce carrying costs.
• Work in retail, manufacturing, and distribution sectors.

7. Operations Executive:

• Support daily operational activities to ensure smooth functioning across supply chain links.
• Work across various industries including FMCG, pharma, and auto.

8. Import-Export Executive:

• Handle international shipping, documentation, and compliance with trade laws and regulations.
• Work with trading companies, shipping agencies, and customs brokers.

9. E-commerce Logistics Manager:

• Manage order fulfillment, last-mile delivery, and reverse logistics for online retail businesses.
• Work with leading e-commerce platforms and logistics startups.

10. Supply Chain Consultant:

• Advise businesses on improving supply chain efficiency, reducing costs, and integrating new technologies.
• Work with global consulting firms and tech-driven logistics companies.