Can I get admission for supply chain management or related courses with my B.Tech in mechanical engineering for a Master's?
13 Jul 2026 · Answered by Prakhar Pragy Dixit · 1 min read
Yes, with a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, you are typically eligible to apply for Master's programs in Supply Chain Management or related fields.
Most universities accept applicants from engineering backgrounds like yours, provided you meet their academic and English proficiency requirements. Some programs may also require GRE/GMAT scores or relevant work experience, but this varies by institution and is not always mandatory.
Your profile aligns well with courses such as Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, and Industrial Engineering.
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