Master in Supply Chain Management and Logistics

This exam tests your ability to manage end-to-end supply chains and logistics operations. It shows your strengths and areas where you can improve.

Graduate students in supply chain or logistics, planners, procurement specialists, warehouse managers, transport coordinators, and consultants in supply chain strategy.

It covers eight domains: fundamentals of SCM; logistics and distribution; inventory management and warehousing; procurement and supplier management; transportation and network design; demand planning and forecasting; technology and digital supply chain; and performance measurement and risk management.

No formal experience is required. Basic knowledge of supply chain concepts and logistics processes will help you perform better.

The exam uses multiple-choice and scenario-based questions. Each question measures your ability to apply supply chain and logistics tools in real situations.

Yes. You will have a fixed time to complete all questions. Exact duration depends on the exam provider’s guidelines.

Each correct answer earns points. Your total score reflects your overall supply chain management skills. You can review a detailed report showing your performance by domain.

Yes. You may retake the practice exam as often as you like to build confidence and fill any knowledge gaps.

Use textbooks on supply chain and logistics, industry articles, case study guides, and past exam questions to guide your study.

You can access sample questions, study guides, templates, and tutorials on the exam provider’s website or through accredited training partners.