My son BE mechnical with first class and Ms in supply chain management and logistics with distriction now working in uk university as assistant teaching fellow.what's is scope in manufacturing industry

Ans: KJ Somaiya is a premier institute and you should be proud of your son

The scope for someone with both engineering and MBA qualifications is vast and depends on personal interests, skills, and the opportunities available in the market.

Some of the future course of actions could be: Management Roles in Engineering Firms, Management consulting firms , Product Management in tech or engineering-driven companies, Supply Chain and Operations etc

Ans: Graduation degree is not of much importance. So even if he has done HR that should not make a big difference in his career in Logistics and Operations. He can pursue MBA in Operations Management. The top college for Operations Management in India is IIM Mumbai.

Ans: Encourage your son to think about his priorities. Does he value social status, financial stability, passion, or geographic freedom? Identifying these priorities will guide his career choices. Remember, each person’s career path is unique. Encourage your son to explore different opportunities, network, and stay adaptable.

Help him create a career strategy to avoid common mistakes. While diplomas aren’t always mandatory, they can help. Encourage him to explore online courses and webinars to enhance his knowledge.
Encourage him to seek opportunities that offer hands-on learning. Work-study programs and internships provide valuable experience. .
Being efficient in his job is crucial. He should focus on developing skills relevant to supply chain management. Consider certifications related to supply chain management, logistics, procurement, and operations. These can enhance his credentials.