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BBA Logistics is a three-year undergraduate programme that provides students with the fundamental knowledge of logistics business operations essentially covering the concepts and processes involved in logistics- related domains, such as transportation, shipment, and others. The programme is a structured institution that is known for its global standing in creating job-ready professionals. Upon completion, students can either pursue post-graduation in the same discipline or establish a career in the business world.

The programme module imparts students with an in-depth understanding of functions and contribution of Logistics management. The curriculum is designed with the aim of familiarizing students with the inner working of the business world. Students are taught to develop communication and leadership skills, and attain expertise in areas of Accounting, IT, and Management, International Trade, and Strategic Location, the concept of logistics management, operational objectives of integrated logistics, the impact of forecasts on logistics

The undergraduate programme incorporates both theory and practical sessions to give students a generous head start on the career ladder. Upon completion, students can either pursue post-graduation in the same discipline or establish a career in the business world.

Program Educational Objectives – PEO:

PEO1 : Graduates will demonstrate elevated learning for growth and development
PEO2 : Graduates will be responsible leaders across the global
PEO3 : Graduates will apply knowledge blended with appreciable leadership skills.
PEO4 : Graduates will be responsible citizens and provide innovative solutions for social problems.
PEO5 : Graduates will be adaptable in the use of computer technology and relevant skills to further pursue an advanced career in management.

Programme Specific Objectives – PSO:

  1. To produce human resource with professional skills
  2. To import practical skills among students.
  3. To make industry ready Candidates.
  4. To develop entrepreneurship qualities

Program Outcomes – PO:

PO1 : Endow with advanced business insight that helps them to understand the key business functions and organizational resources for efficient business management.
PO2 : Attain knowledge and skills in management, finance, accounting, marketing, Human resource, technology, organizational behavior, economics, operations, and business law.
PO3 : Reveal the ability to analyze complex, unstructured qualitative, and quantitative problems by collecting, analyzing data by using accounting, financial, mathematical, statistical tools, information, and communication technologies to solve complex business problems.
PO4 : To extend organizational efficiency and create innovative business solutions.
PO5 : Explore business‐related behavioral skills including leadership, interpersonal, communication (written and oral), team, and lifelong learning skills.
PO6 : To discover global market opportunities and their influence on strategic marketing decisions.
PO7 : Exhibit critical thinking skills in understanding managerial issues and problems related to the global economy and international business.
PO8 : Disseminate a sense of social responsibility that managers must address, including business ethics, cultural diversity, and environmental concerns.
PO9 : Demonstrate entrepreneurial traits to start and manage their own innovative business successfully.

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S.N
o. 
Sem  Par t  Sub Type  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Cre dit  Hou rs  INT  EX
T 
Total 
1  1  1  L1     Language – I  3  5  50  50  100 
2  1  2  L2     English – I  3  5  50  50  100 
3  1  3  Core      Core  Course – I Theory  4  5  50  50  100 
4  1  3  Core       Core  Course – II Theory /Practical  4  4  50  50  100 
5  1  3  Allied     Allied-I   4  5  50  50  100 
6  1  4  SEC     Skill Enhancement 
Courses – I 
Practical / Training –  
4  4  50  50  100 
7  1  4  AEC     Ability Enhancement 
Course I 
Environmental Studies or  
Universal Human Values 
& Professional Ethics 
2  2  50  0  50 
                  24  30  350  300  650 
1  2  1  L1     Language – II  3  5  50  50  100 
2  2  2  L2     English – II  3  5  50  50  100 
3  2  3  Core      Core  Course – III Theory  4  5  50  50  100 
4  2  3  Core       Core  Course – IV Theory / Practical  4  4  50  50  100 
5  2  3  Electi ve     Elective  – I  
 
4  4  50  50  100 
6  2  3  Allied     Allied-II  4  5  50  50  100 
7  2  4  AEC     Ability Enhancement 
Course II 
Design Thinking 
2  2  50  0  50 
8  2  5  Ext     Extension Activity – I 
(NASA) 
1  0  25  0  25 

 

                  25  30  375  300  675 
1  3  1  L1     Language – III  3  4  50  50  100 
2  3  2  L2     English – III  3  4  50  50  100 
3  3  3  Core      Core  Course – V Theory  4  6  50  50  100 
4  3  3  Core       Core  Course – VI Theory / Practical  4  4  50  50  100 
5  3  3  Allied     Allied-III  4  5  50  50  100 
6  3  4  SEC     Skill Enhancement 
Courses – II Practical / 
Training 
4  5  50  50  100 
7  3  4  AEC     Ability Enhancement 
Course III 
Soft Skill-1 
2  2  50  0  50 
8  3  3  ITR     Internship / Industrial 
Training 
 (Summer vacation at the end of II semester activity) 
2  0  50  0  50 
9  3  5  Ext     Extension Activity – II 
(NASA) 
1  0  25  0  25 
                  27  30  425  300  725 
1  4  1  L1     Language – IV  3  4  50  50  100 
2  4  2  L2     English – IV  3  4  50  50  100 
3  4  3  Core      Core  Course – VII Theory  4  6  50  50  100 
4  4  3  Core       Core  Course – VIII Theory / Practical  4  4  50  50  100 
5  4  3  Allied     Allied-IV  4  5  50  50  100 
8  4  3  Electi ve      Elective  – II  4  5  50  50  100 
7  4  4  AEC     Ability Enhancement 
Course IV 
Soft Skill-2 
2  2  50  0  50 
8  4  5  Ext     Extension Activity – III 
(NASA) 
1  0  25  0  25 
                  25  30  375  300  675 
1  5  3        Allied Course –  2  4  0  100  100 
          MOOC(Logistics 4.0)           
2  5  3         Apprenticeship – I  22  42  250  150  400 
                  24  46  250  250  500 
1  6  3        Allied Course – MOOC  
( Multimodal transportation) 
2  4  0  100  100 
2  6  3         Apprenticeship – I  22  42  250  150  400 
                  24  46  250  250  500 
               Total credit  149  212  2025  1700  3725 

 

Core – Theory 

S.N
o. 
Sem  Prerequesite  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Offering  Department  Type 
Theory / 
Practical 
1  I  HSC     Fundamentals of Logistics  Management  Theory 
2  II  FOL     Freight Forwarding(Ocean & Air Cargo)  Management  Theory 
3  III  HSC     MIS for Logistics  Management  Theory 
4  IV  FF     Port Terminal Logistics  Management  Theory 

 

Core – Theory / Practical 

S.N
o. 
Sem  Prerequesite  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Offering  Department  Type 
Theory / 
Practical 
1  I  HSC      Materials Management  Management  Theory 
2  II  WDC     Forecasting and Inventory 
Management 
Management  Theory 
3  III  HSC      Retail Logistics and E-
Commerce 
Management  Theory 
4  IV  HSC      Logistics 4.0  Management  Theory 

 
 
 
 

Allied 

S.N
o. 
Sem  Prerequesite  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Offering  Department  Type 
Theory / 
Practical 
1  I  HSC     Business Mathematics  Management  Theory 
2  II  HSC     Quantitative Techniques  Management  Theory 
3  III  FF     Export and Import Documentation  Management  Theory 
4  IV  FOL     Inland Waterways & Coastal Shipping  Management  Theory 

 
Skill Enhancement Course 

S.N
o. 
Sem  Prerequesite  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Offering  Department  Type 
Practical / 
Training 
1  I  HSC     Warehousing & 
Distribution Centre 
Operations 
Management  Theory 
2  III  HSC     Linear Logistics  Management  Theory 

 

Elective 

S.N
o. 
Sem  Prerequesite  Cour se  
Code 
Course Name  Offering  Department  Type 
Practical / 
Training 
1  II  HSC     Surface Transportation  Management  Theory 
2  IV  HSC     Legal Aspects of Business in Logistics  Management  Theory 

 

          Additional Credits           
S.No
. 
Se m  Par t  Sub Type  Course  Code  Course Name  Credit  Hours  IN
T 
EX
T 
Tota l 
1  2  6  VAC     VAC – Microsoft CoE Course / NPTEL  2  2  50  0  50 
3  4  6  IDC     VAC – Microsoft CoE Course / NPTEL  2  2  50  0  50 
4  5  6  VAC     VAC – Microsoft CoE Course / NPTEL  2  2  50  0  50 

This course is for individuals who possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills. It is for candidates who can work in a fast-paced environment and have the ability to cope up with the pressure of tight deadlines.

Students who are looking for  extraordinary career opportunities and can quickly adapt to the technological breakthrough, legal advancements, as well as economic trends shaping the industry, are an ideal fit for the program

Successful graduates are hired in the shipping and transportation sectors, among others the average annual salary offered to such professionals in India ranges between INR 3 and 10 lacs per annum

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