B. Com (Industry Integrated - Logistics & Supply Chain Management)

India's logistics and supply chain sector is experiencing strong growth, driven by manufacturing, e-commerce, organised retail, infrastructure development, exports and the increasing integration of India into global supply chains. The e-commerce and quick-commerce boom have multiplied the number of smaller, faster, more frequent deliveries businesses must manage end-to-end. Government infrastructure pushes the National Logistics Policy, PM Gati Shakti and dedicated freight corridors are modernising how goods move across the country. Global manufacturing shifts, including “Make in India” and diversified sourcing, are pushing companies to build leaner, more resilient supply networks. Careers in logistics are increasingly situated at the nexus of technology and commerce thanks to data and digitisation from inventory analytics to platforms like ULIP.

A B. Com Programme embedded with Logistics and Supply Chain Management can address this demand by combining the financial and accounting foundation of B.Com.—accounting, finance, economics and business law—with practical knowledge of procurement, inventory, logistics, warehousing, transportation and distribution. This combination enables students to understand how operational decisions in procurement, sourcing, supply-chain analytics, demand and supply planning, warehouse and logistics operations, e-commerce, retail, FMCG, manufacturing and consulting are made.

• To develop a strong foundation in commerce and business by integrating core knowledge of accounting, finance, economics and business law with contemporary logistics and supply chain management practices.
• To equip students with practical knowledge of end-to-end supply chain operations, including procurement, sourcing, inventory management, warehousing, transportation, distribution, demand and supply planning, and logistics operations.
• To build analytical and technology-enabled decision-making skills through hands-on exposure to supply chain analytics, data-driven planning, digital platforms and emerging technologies shaping the logistics ecosystem.
• To provide industry-oriented learning and practical exposure through internships, field visits, business simulations and interactions with logistics, manufacturing, retail, e-commerce and supply chain professionals.
• To prepare students for diverse and emerging career opportunities in supply chain, logistics, operations, import-export, business analytics and related sectors by developing professional, managerial and problem-solving competencies.

• Industry Internships — hands-on exposure with logistics, retail and manufacturing partners.
• Expert Faculty & Guest Sessions — learn from academicians and practising supply chain professionals.
• Supply chain analytics — practical hands- on industry-relevant data analytical tools.
• Placement Support — dedicated career guidance and campus placement assistance.
• Field Visits & Simulations — visits to ports, warehouses and logistics park; business simulations.

• Supply chain Analyst
• Logistics & Operations Manager
• Import–Export Coordinator
• Business & Operations Analyst

The syllabus of the programmes are regularly scrutinized during the Board of studies meetings held twice a year. The Board of studies will comprise of members from faculty, subject experts and industry experts, who will provide insight and suggest the new additions to be made to the syllabus

The Teaching Pedagogy at SJCC will include

Web based learning – Trained faculty Role Play and practical assignments Guest lectures and seminars from Resource Persons from Industry Case study and presentations Panel discussions and symposiums Continuous evaluation through Internal Assessments and End Semester Examination

• Introduction to Logistics & Supply Chain Management
• Supply Chain Business Environment
• Logistics and Supply Chain Operations
• Logistics Risks & Insurance Management
• Stategic Category Management
• Information Technology in Supply Chain Management
• Supply Chain Analytics and Business Intelligence
• E-Commerece Logistics and Omnichannel Supply Chains