n online MBA in Supply Chain and Operations Management combines two linked fields: running production and service processes, and managing the flow of materials from supplier to customer. Typical topics include operations management, procurement and sourcing, inventory, logistics and warehousing, demand forecasting, ERP systems and analytics. The programme is delivered online, and one university runs it as a 12-month MBA while others run two years. 3 universities on this site offer it, and the total programme fee starts from ₹1.75 L. It suits professionals who want a single qualification covering factory floor to final delivery.
Roles named in guides include Supply Chain Manager, Operations Manager, Logistics Manager, Purchasing Manager, Supply Chain Analyst, Inventory Planner, Procurement Specialist and Project Consultant. Employers listed include FMCG, retail, e-commerce, logistics services and consulting firms such as HUL, P&G, Flipkart, Amazon, DHL and Blue Dart as examples, not placement commitments.
DPIIT-NCAER's Assessment of Logistics Cost in India, reported by PIB on 27 November 2025, puts India's logistics cost at 7.97 percent of GDP in 2023-24, about ₹24.01 lakh crore. Lower logistics cost is a policy goal, and companies are building skills to match.
Senior paths lead to Head of Supply Chain, Director of Operations and Chief Operating Officer roles.
Many roles cross both areas. A planner who understands production constraints and a plant manager who understands supply risk are more effective than specialists who see only one side.
The combination broadens options across manufacturing, retail, e-commerce, pharma and automotive firms, where supply chain disruption has become a board-level concern.
Online study lets you apply forecasting, inventory and sourcing ideas to your current operations while you learn.
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A bachelor's degree from a recognised university is the usual requirement, in any discipline. Minimum marks, entrance tests and work-experience rules differ by university. Check the exact rule on the programme page you apply to.