Introduction
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (BLSCM) is a future-ready, multidisciplinary undergraduate program crafted in accordance with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. This innovative course provides a holistic, flexible, and industry-aligned education, integrating core business principles with specialized training in logistics and supply chain management.
Students gain comprehensive knowledge in areas such as logistics operations, supply chain strategy, transportation, procurement, warehousing, inventory control, export-import regulations, and international trade compliance. The program also emphasizes digital transformation, sustainable practices, and technology-driven logistics, preparing graduates for the modern, fast-paced global economy.
In addition to preparing students for diverse roles in logistics and supply chain management, the program is also ideal for aspiring entrepreneurs and family business successors. With dedicated modules on business planning, startup management, operations scaling, and digital entrepreneurship, students are empowered to start, manage, and expand their own ventures in logistics, e-commerce, or trade-based businesses.
The curriculum incorporates experiential learning, internships, live projects, and value-added certifications, ensuring practical exposure alongside academic excellence.
With optional specialization in Customs and Trade Compliance, Digital Supply Chains, or E-commerce Fulfillment, the program enables students to align their learning with evolving industry trends and personal career goals.
Whether aiming for employment in global supply chains or looking to build and grow a business, this program equips students with the knowledge, skills, and entrepreneurial mindset to thrive in the ever-evolving logistics ecosystem.
Syllabus
1st Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Logistics & Supply Chain Management | 02 |
| Land & Multimodal Transport | 04 |
| Personality Development Skill | 02 |
| Business Economics | 02 |
| Business Mathematics | 02 |
| Tourism Management | 02 |
| Effective Communication – I | 02 |
| Sustainability & Disaster Management | 02 |
| Management Lessons from Chanakya Neeti | 02 |
| Co - Curricular Courses | 02 |
2nd Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Shipping & Port Operations | 02 |
| Aviation Management | 04 |
| Organizational Behavior & People Skills | 02 |
| Customer Service & Relationship Management | 02 |
| Indian Economy | 02 |
| Business Statistics | 02 |
| Facilities Management | 02 |
| Effective Communication – II | 02 |
| Ethics & CSR | 02 |
| Co - Curricular Courses | 02 |
3rd Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Production Procurement & Quality Management | 02 |
| Financial Accounting for Business Operations | 04 |
| Event Design & Management | 02 |
| Marketing Sales & Distribution Management | 02 |
| Business Law & Legal Compliance | 02 |
| Digital Tools & Technologies for Business | 02 |
| Hindi - I / Marathi - I | 02 |
| Co - Curricular Courses | 02 |
4th Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Warehousing & Materials Management | 02 |
| Cost & Management Accounting | 04 |
| Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations | 02 |
| Customs Laws & Regulations | 02 |
| Advanced Excel Techniques for Business | 02 |
| Hindi - II / Marathi - II | 02 |
| Co - Curricular Courses | 02 |
| Field Project | 02 |
5th Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Fleet Operations Management | 02 |
| Export Import Management & Documentation | 04 |
| Direct & Indirect Taxation | 02 |
| Supply Chain Analytics | 02 |
| AI & Prompt Engineering | 02 |
| Field Project | 02 |
| Community Engagement Projects | 02 |
6th Semester
| Subjects | Credit |
|---|---|
| Strategic Global Supply Chain Management | 02 |
| Logistics Risks & Insurance Management | 04 |
| Operations Research & Project Management | 02 |
| E Commerce & Entrepreneurship | 02 |
| International Trade & Business | 02 |
| On the Job Training | 02 |
Eligibility
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.Com. (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) program must have passed the Std. XII examination, of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent, with minimum 45%, from the Arts, Science or Commerce stream.
Admission
- Admission to the course offered by the rules framed by the University of Mumbai from time to time and will be given at the commencement of the first semester.
- Candidates seeking admission other than Maharashtra board and colleges affiliated other than University of Mumbai must produce a Transfer Certificate from the board/college last attended.
Programme Outcome
- The B.Com. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management program enables students to build a strong foundation in the core areas of logistics, supply chain operations, transportation, warehousing, procurement, export-import procedures, customs compliance, and supply chain analytics.
- The main objective of this program is to equip learners with in-depth, industry-relevant knowledge of end-to-end supply chain processes and to deliver content with a practical and application-oriented approach, ensuring graduates are job-ready and future-focused.
- Learners can explore dynamic career opportunities in logistics, operations, procurement, inventory management, global supply chain coordination, and trade compliance. The course is also highly beneficial for aspiring entrepreneurs and those aiming to expand or manage family-run businesses in logistics, transport, or e-commerce, trade and exports sectors.
- The program is designed to develop professional competencies, technical expertise, and managerial capabilities to handle complex logistics challenges in today’s globalized and tech-driven business environment. It nurtures critical thinking, decision-making, and digital fluency - essential for high-performance roles in logistics and allied industries.
- With a strong emphasis on experiential learning through internships, field projects, on-the-job training, and digital tools, students gain real-world exposure that enhances their industry readiness and adaptability.
- The course also lays the groundwork for those seeking higher studies in fields such as MBA in Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, International Business, or specialized certifications in customs, freight forwarding, or supply chain analytics.
- This program ultimately prepares students not only for employment but also for leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship in one of the most vital sectors of the global economy.
Scheme of Examination
Under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, there are 4-credit and 2-credit courses. For 4-credits subjects, the external assessment is of 60 marks while the internal assessment is for 40 marks. For 2-credits subjects, external assessment is of 30 marks while the internal assessment is for 20 marks.
- Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA): 40%
- Semester End Examination (SEE): 60%
- Components: Written exams, case analysis, group projects, presentations, assignments, on field projects, internships, and viva etc.
- Minimum passing: 40% in each individual component
Highlights
- Academic Orientation & Mentorship Program
- A structured onboarding experience for new students, followed by continuous guidance from faculty, alumni, and industry mentors.
- Field Visits to Warehouses, Ports & Customs Offices
- Guided visits to transport hubs, container terminals, and customs offices to provide firsthand exposure to logistics and trade operations.
- Knowledge Tours & Immersion Trips
- Educational tours integrating insights on regional trade hubs, traditional supply chains, and local economic systems.
- Guest Lectures and Masterclasses
- Professionals from logistics companies, shipping firms, freight forwarding agencies, e-commerce giants, and customs departments.
- Participation in Co-Curricular Activities such as logistics quizzes, case study competitions, and roleplays on crisis management in supply chains.
- Certification Courses
- Skill-boosting short courses in areas such as Advanced Excel, ERP, Soft Skills, Social Media Analytics, and Climate Finance etc.
- Capstone Projects & Internship Support
- Students undertake practical projects and receive internship opportunities with leading logistics, supply chain, and export-import organizations.
- Entrepreneurship Awareness Sessions Workshops and speaker series designed to inspire students to explore startups and innovations in logistics, transportation, and e-commerce
- Final-Year Guidance Sessions on postgraduate options such as MBA in SCM, PG diplomas, or certifications in customs, trade, and global logistics.
Placement
- Jost Engineering Limited
- Maersk Line
- Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
- Flipkart
- Delhivery
- DTDC Express Ltd.
- Allcargo Logistics
- SOTC
- India Mart
Faculty
- Dr. Shradha B Jain (Course Co-ordinator)
Contact Person
- Dr. Shradha B Jain (Course Co-ordinator)
Under Graduate Courses
- B.Com (Regular)
- B.Com (Accounting & Finance)
- B.Com (Banking & Insurance)
- B.Com (Financial Markets)
- B.A in Multimedia & Mass Communication (BAMMC)
- B.Sc. (Information Technology)
- B.Com (Investment Management)
- B.Com (Logistics & Supply Chain Management)
- BMS (Management Studies)
- BCA
- BBA (Digital Business)
- BFM + CFP
- BAF + CMA US
- B.Com (International Accounting)